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Old 03-12-2018, 08:07 PM
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Default LR Baggs Venue - Where Do You Put It On A Pedalboard

I have an acoustic pedalboard with a Reverb, Chorus, Looper & Tremolo pedals. Where should the Venue be located?
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I'd put all that other stuff in the effects loop. So you plug your guitar into the Venue, and have the XLR out of the Venue to your PA.
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I'd put all that other stuff in the effects loop. So you plug your guitar into the Venue, and have the XLR out of the Venue to your PA.
I have the Venue on order and did not realize that it had an effects loop. Just looked at the manual and saw what you were recommending. EXCELLENT - Many Thanks !!
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