Karl, unfortunately, this is a first for me so I can't offer any insight. We've received very high marks from customers who've told us how clean their JBs sound when going through a PA. This goes for guys playing acoustic 12-strings as well. Don't have a clue what the problem could be.kvalois wrote:Hi:
I am starting a second new topic today! I hope that Steve reads this and edifies us!!!!
I bought another Janglebox, the Byrds LE, and it is fabulous. But, whenever I plug it into a PA system-- rather than an amp-- lately there is hardly any sound coming out. I have a nice Mackie powered mixer and speakers.
Has anyone else tried to use the Janglebox with just a PA system?
The only thing I can think of is a possible impedance mis-match. Check that the inputs on the Mackie are high impedance.janglebox wrote:Karl, unfortunately, this is a first for me so I can't offer any insight. We've received very high marks from customers who've told us how clean their JBs sound when going through a PA. This goes for guys playing acoustic 12-strings as well. Don't have a clue what the problem could be.kvalois wrote:Hi:
I am starting a second new topic today! I hope that Steve reads this and edifies us!!!!
I bought another Janglebox, the Byrds LE, and it is fabulous. But, whenever I plug it into a PA system-- rather than an amp-- lately there is hardly any sound coming out. I have a nice Mackie powered mixer and speakers.
Has anyone else tried to use the Janglebox with just a PA system?
Karl, the basic PCB components in all JangleBox compressors, including the IC chip, are identical.kvalois wrote:Thanks, everyone, for the advice!
Steve: My previous Jangleboxes were louder than my current Byrds Le. Again, I played it through my Mackie PA system and I was shocked how low the volume was. And, of course, the Byrds Le plays BEAUTIFULLY with my VOX and Fender amps.
