Either way will work, however your friend's method probably would be slightly better since it goes through less stages within the PMP2000. The "left and right power amp inputs" are the INPUTS to the power amp in the PMP2000 and hence are the best places to connect the mixer if using the PMP2000 as only a power amp. Note doing this will LIKELY disconnect any other input to the PMP2000 from the power amps in it... that is all the preamps in the PMP2000. DO USE TRS cables!!! and power both units from the same receptacle to avoid ground bounce.
Testimonial: "That makes sense. Thanks,"
Hi,
Just a thought.
You can take your "dry" signal from the mixer , plug it into the 7/8 channel and use the 2000 for "final mix" control. At times the acoustics of the room produce "counterproductive sound wave interference" (Sound waves bouncing off each other, rather than flowing).
Rather than re-mixing on the big board, the 2000 offers a lot of "tweaking room".
A bit more mid, a touch more low end, crisp up the high end on the "over all" final mix of the whole band.
Nothing like pure good sound.
Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!
Wayne
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