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The Rolls PM50S Personal Monitor Amp is a unique device for monitoring one's self and program material at the same time. It has a monitor level control and a mic level control, mic pass through XLR jacks, 2 headphone-output jacks, and a 1/4" monitor-input jack. The PM50S amplifier is great for drummers who need to hear a click track, singers who need to hear themselves, and your other live sound needs. Includes adapter.
One year warranty.
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I am a professional drummer and I use the Rolls PM50s as a preamp for my metronome that I use as a click track live. This is an excellent way to get more volume over the band to hear the click. I use earbud headphones and the PM50s and my metronome are both at half volume. Excellent monitor amp!
This little device is a simple, no-frills way of getting control of your mix if you are struggling with overall volume with the stage mix or the blend of your group while performing live. Save your ears and look at what this little device can do for you... Just use an Aux Send from your mixer to the device to feed your overall mix to the personal monitor. Then, use an XLR from your amp or pedal board to the personal monitor and allow your signal to pass through the personal monitor device to your main mixer through a DI output. You control the blend of your instrument and the overall house mix (that your sound man directs to your via the Aux Send). If your two favorite words are 'simple' and 'economical', buy this device!
I've been a drummer/lead singer in a classic rock band for over 40 years. Typically, we set a monitor to the side of the drums so I can hear myself, but the monitor can never get close enough to me to where I can hear it well. Plus we often get feedback from my mike. The Rolls amp is the device I should have had 20 or 30 years ago. I'm not used to wearing headphones or earbuds, but this thing works beautifully. If I can't hear myself enough, I just turn up the volume for my mike, which doesn't affect the volume in the mix. It's a perfect fix.
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