konaboy
Pioneer Member
So if I remember correctly headphone amplifiers have a built in limiter correct? We use an Aviom in ear system at the church I play for. The other night at practice our sound guy (who I have less than good things to say about being a sound person) was having a hard time getting the close mic's to come through the aviom and had the condenser's so hot I could hear myself talk. Next thing I know he's messing with the board and a swelling feedback came back through the monitors and the Aviom and it hurt, it got loud super quick and I yanked my in ears out and I actually yelled. The leader looked at me and said "did you have your monitors in" I said yeah and that was ridiculous and hurt! I was none too happy to say the least.
So if I go from the Aviom headphone out into a headphone amplifier that should limit issues like that with the sound and feedback getting out of control in my ears correct?
So if I go from the Aviom headphone out into a headphone amplifier that should limit issues like that with the sound and feedback getting out of control in my ears correct?