Rear Input options?

There is a jack labeled alternate input on the back. I've never actually tried it, but it's be worth a shot...

Haha: "Yeah, tried that...no love..."
Seems like I'm am forum member here I can't help seeing everything through donbarzini‘s eyes.

Yep, I was sure this thread was started by donbarzini!

The back door is a bit more dirty ahh noisy than the front input.
That's why it's not an option yet.

That back door entrance does seem a little dirty.
It will be good when this gets opened up - then you could have a friend go in front while you take the back way in.
Er hang on...

And still no comment from donbarzini ...

I'm slightly concerned that the sort of picture he'll likely post here in response to this thread could well end up in criminal proceedings... and whilst I'm sure the Don is a smashing chap, I'm not sure if you'd want to share a cell with him...

I'm sure some noise is to be expected while using the rear input.
Just be careful with the signal you're feeding, you don't want to clip it.

(I take your innuendo and raise you one. Your ball)

There's a place where your tip is more than welcome. But, with the other place, its better to ask questions.

Good advice. I'd also suggest being a bit more delicate with the rear input - don't just go slamming your tip in. You might ruin your cable...and the input.

This thread only gets better... Big laugh from here

All kidding aside - it is a legitimate question/suggestion. When I had the rackmountable part of my G-System back with my wirelesses and MIDI gear, it was more convenient to use the rear input.

Quote from paults

When I had the rack-mountable part of my G-Spot..... it was more convenient to use the rear input.

Corrected.....

Hey, if I found out I had one of those, that would likely expand my input options, too. LOL