When you test, start with the 'Monitor Gain' at '- infinity', and bring it up slowly.įirst of all, Thank you for your answer Cohen. So for one IEM, you'll need a TS-plug to TRS-jack adapter cable, between the Peavey 'Monitor Out' jack and the IEM.įor several IEM's, you'll need a multi-channel headphone amp, after that adapter cable.ĬAUTION: IEM's are expensive. My IEM's (Shure SE215) need a _stereo_ feed. That should send sound to one ear of an IEM. That jack (I believe) will be a _monophonic_ jack. Then, plug your IEM into the 'Monitor' jack. So, if you're using IEM's, and _not_ using 'stage monitors' (loudspeakers pointed back toward the musicians), you want to have the Power Amp Mode set to 'Main/Main'. Main/main switch is depressedâ€š the first power amp is assigned to the mains and the second amplifier is The unit ships from the factory in the default main/main setting.

Use a non-metallic object to change the switch Mode button is recessed to prevent accidental switching. This button is used to configure the power amp as either main/main or main/monitor. This control sets the overall level of the monitor signal that is sent to the Monitor output jack and to the

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