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    • #115995
      Zsolt57
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        Hi everyone

        I think I miss something ….

        I am trying to connect an instrument (bass guitar) and a microphone (sm58) to Input 1 & 2.

        When I plug in either one, everything is fine – but as soon as I plug in the second jack, only the effects work. When I switch to bypass, both mic and bass are muted.

        ??

        Every suggestion will greatly be appreciaterd.

        Thanks 

        Zsolt

      • #155310
        nickrose
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          Not quite sure what is happening, in particular don't know what yoyu mean by "only the effects work".

          That aside, I'll make a number of observations:

          1) Most H9 effects are mono/stereo, meaning they expect a single mono instrument or a single stereo instrument. Using two different instruments may be interesting, but probably not useful.

          2) A dynamic microphone like SM58 has a very low impedance, so if it ends up in parallel with the bass it will short it out, and you may get almost nothing.

          3) A dynamic microphone like SM58 has a very low output level, so unless you run it through a preamp first, it will be inaudible, or drowned in noise or both.

          So, for all the above reasons, I would suggest you rethink.

           

        • #155311
          Zsolt57
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            Thanks Nick

            I understand what you say.

            The purpose is, to route two different instruments to a looper – alternating use of course.

            SM58 has low output level, yes, although it is not inaudible. But I’d need a preamp indeed.

            “single mono or single stereo instrument” – I stumbled over that. Thinking of a two channel device on a hot sunday afternoon … and yes, I’ll have to rethink.

             

            Zsolt

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