Amp rack help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

May 25, 2009 by bass | Posted in Home Theater

I have an amplifier in the rack, the running amplifier from a Rane equalizer, a crossover Rane, a QSC to the highs, and there are a comb amp to run the lows, I have to learn to connect to like everything, someone tell me in detail please! !

The master out of the mixer with the input
the equalizer. The output of the equalizer combines
on the input of the crossover. The output of the
Crossover will connect both amplifier, or

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