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I would like to point out that most of the Blackstar range can indeed be used in this way, i.e. as a "pre amp". Simply switch the amp to standby and turn the master pot to zero (as an added precaution) then the FX out and emulated outputs become available for PA, recording or anything else that takes your pleasure. N.B. There is always the possibility of a hum loop but that is just "life"!
Note too that if any(valve!) amplifier has FX pre master volume it is quite safe to keep that at zero and simply plug in a shorting jack. In the very unlikely event of a "blast thru" the amp might pop an HT fuse but no permament damage will occur.
Dave.
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