Connecting VMS4.1 to in-house system

Former Member

Hi,

I have a gig coming up and they have said I can connect my controller to their in-house speaker system to save me taking my own speakers. Am I right in saying that the correct input on the rear of my VMS4.1 controller is Master L & R? Wasn't 100% sure if it is this or the Midilog.

Thanks

9/23/131:34 PM

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Hi anyone? Thanks

9/24/1311:59 AM

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the midilogs are INPUTS, the master is an OUTPUT.

and yes, you would connect a cable from the master output to either an amp or active speakers.

9/29/133:46 AM

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