I have a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head & I need to know how to connect it to a Rocktron Patchmate Loop 8 and a Rocktron Expression Digital Guitar effects processor.

I have a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head & I need to know how to connect it to a Rocktron Patchmate Loop 8 and a Rocktron Expression Digital Guitar effects processor.

Because an electric guitar performances recently, about 800 to about 1,000 people, the venue is an auditorium, is putting the accompaniment of the solo performances, as guitar effects, then plug the mixer even out the sound of a mess, full of reverb, the reverb and delay effects are related, and how to get all fix, can not play, (a professional audio mixer and the stage) how to solve this problem? Do you want to connect the guitar to be connected to special audio effects, then use the microphone pickup and then spread to the stage to the sound mixer? my special sound of the Fender sound is 25R power .... do not know enough, please give a good way of prawns

I'm planing on subscribing to a guitar magazine.
Should I get Guitar Player or Guitar World?
If you could explain why that would be helpful.
Thanks.

I've been interested in investing in an effects pedal for my electric but i'm really not sure which type of pedal would be best. I would like one that is a good, kind of cheap price but still good quality.

I've been interested in investing in an effects pedal for my electric but i'm really not sure which type of pedal would be best. I would like one that is a good, kind of cheap price but still good quality.

alpine is a better amplifier for sound quality not for bass

the autotek amplifier is louder

i have remove alpine and replace with autotek same power ratings and it was wayyyyyyyyy louder

History of computer processors?

Friends: do not connect the computer to play the TV audio and video files, text files, Internet browsing and to download the TV drama is being played up the drama of the equipment

I personally prefer the Intel Centrino Duo core processors, awesome !

Centrino isn't just a processor; it's Intel's integrated approach to mobile notebook technology, encompassing a specific chipset, wireless network connectivity and low-power CPUs.
It's not the CPU itself that makes Centrino a wireless solution - that's down to wireless-enabled chips on the 915 Express chipset, along with a wireless antenna, normally built into the back of the screen of most notebooks. The part that the CPU plays here is to run as well as possible with as little an impact on power consumption as possible. That's because wireless networking is power-thirsty stuff, so by reducing the power needs of the CPU, you gain precious extra working time with your notebook.

i have absolutly no clue what it is

i have absolutly no clue what it is

I'm thinking I should clean before cooking anything 'directly on rack' as instructed