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Hi folks. From my limited knowledge of such things it looks like the output from the MS-60B should be enough to drive a power amp (line level +5db if I recall). Is this correct and has anyone got any experience of doing so? if so, how did it work out for you? Thanking you!

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1359364141' post='1953433'] From the sound of what you say, I think you're misinterpreting what Bi-amping is. Bi amping is using one amp to run low frequencies & one amp to run higher frequencies. Simplest method is to get a small guitar combo & put it on top of your rig. What are you looking to achieve? We (the BC community) can work on options from there. [/quote] Hi xgsjx Maybe confused things by just differentiating dry/effected, but was thinking of using the EQ on each pre amp to run lows dry and top end on the wet signal, hence not just blending dry & wet signals back into a single pre-amp. It might sound like death (in a bad way) of course. The guitar combo idea is a consideration though - it might encourage me to play my guitar more at home too (or should I not say that here?) Oh and I basically just want to keep my lows and give myself as much control as possible in the battle against 2 guitarists going ape

Hello Basschatters I'm a noob in these parts and may be a about to ask a stupid question so if you must flame me please do it politely! Been thinking about bi-amping but can't currently afford a second rig. I was wondering if I could achieve the same/similar effect by running my dry signal through the pre-amp section of my head as normal and using a stomp box pre-amp and running that into the effects return so I'm just running it through the power amp section. Would it work? Would I blow stuff up/create a black hole/generally bring about the end of the world? Any advice that saves me the cost of a new rig (either additional or replacing the smoking remains of my current one) gratefully recieved