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18th January 2008, 03:23 AM
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Dumb question about Twin Reverb speaker load
Hello - I would like to use the external speaker jack on my Twin Reverb as an output, plugging directly into a laptop mic input for tuning purposes. Is this safe for both amp and laptop?
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18th January 2008, 01:59 PM
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No chance! The Twin Reverb is about an 80 watt amp but if you get an attenuator for a 4 ohm load like a Hot Plate or something similar you can pad it down to a line level signal that your laptop may be able to handle without trouble. Most of the time this sounds quite awful for recording but you never know you might like the sound.
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