I'd prefer a stereo cable that runs on for longer, or a Y-splitting cable that runs longer than such a short splitting thing - one would have to drag around two standard cables, which to me seems a bit unpractical.
Vovox sonorus protect A twin
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electrofaro
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Re: Vovox sonorus protect A twin
Thanks for all the replies
I'd prefer a stereo cable that runs on for longer, or a Y-splitting cable that runs longer than such a short splitting thing - one would have to drag around two standard cables, which to me seems a bit unpractical.
I'd prefer a stereo cable that runs on for longer, or a Y-splitting cable that runs longer than such a short splitting thing - one would have to drag around two standard cables, which to me seems a bit unpractical.
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08 Ric 4003
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Re: Vovox sonorus protect A twin
Got cha. Even if you run it to a split box, you still need two mono cables or 1 stereo cable and a stereo amp. If you have two mono amps you have to split the Ric-O-Sound somewhere. I would rather pay $5 bucks for a Y splitter, but that is just me. Good Luck.