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How do I get a monitor signal from a guitar amp?
I've been asked to do percussion for a guitar/vocal duo and I was already Mini Mixer thinking about employing a mini mixer to monitor the percussion (not put it through the PA) but I will need to hear what the guitar is doing. How can I get a auxiliary signal from a guitar amp without affecting the FOH sound?
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