Hey PUBH, ever used it through a Mark series power section?
Nope. As matter of fact, never played any of the Marks before. Hmm... also never played it through another amp before.
You can use the record outs direct to the PA, but I don't know if you can use record outs and live outs simultaneously.
I'm not sure if you're talking about the POD or the Recto Pre, but assuming it's about the Recto Pre...
You should be able to hook up both of them simultaneously. Hook power amp up to the Pre's LIVE OUTS, and then hook the Pre's RECORD OUTS into the PA. You'll have separate "volume" knobs on the Pre for the
record outs and
live outs.
Of course, there is a minor "issue"... the Pre features two "voicings",
Live Bright and
Warm Record. I always use 'warm record' for direct connections, and 'live bright' when to a poweramp. You can use either voicing for either one, but as the name implies, they tend to be better "suited" for different uses.
So if you'll be hooking up both of them, you'll basically need to make a decision. Do I want optimum live tone (to poweramp & to cab), or optimum recording tone (to PA, to mixer, to recording device, etc)?
One side is going to suffer a little, or "not be optimal", when running both outputs like this. So if it's more important to you and your sound for the PA signal to be the best, run the voicing as warm record and play. If it's more important to have the sound from your poweramp & cab to be best, then run it live bright.
You should check out the results of doing it either way to determine how you like it. I've heard of some people who prefer the Pre running
live bright for direct recording, etc.
-ANG-