Is the output from the receiver to the amp only a phone plug or is there an XLR (balanced line) output as well??
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The one output it has is a 1/4 female port that both mics are channeled through
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Hi John. There is no passive output on the MBG-4000. You would have to split the signal before the amp to share it with another amp.
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All the outputs are wire clips, not phono plugs. Also, keep in mind the sub-woofer channel is not powered. But, this is a great receiver, has worked well.
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No, this is not an amp. It outputs line-level only for an aux input on a receiver, could probably drive little computer speakers that have amps in them, too.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "plug my guitar amp". The inputs are dual XLR and 1/4".
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I think that the inputs are input only..... and I also believe that the outputs are all powered outs... been awhile since I had that amp... good luck to you... you need to split the input signal at source say the mixer board or such...
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The output (via RCA jacks) can be switched between "phono level" (old school) and "line level" (your typical, i.e. louder, modern output volume). The line level utilizes the built in pre-amp. As such, you can switch to line level and connect to AUX input of any receiver or receiver-type device which takes external sources.
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The output is a mono 1/4 connector non balanced. It has two xlr balanced connectors, one per channel.Usually TASCAM recorders have two 1/4 connectors - left/right - You will need a Behringer HA400 4-Channel Stereo Headphone Amp - Or a Y split. Y-SPF-2SP 1/4 Inch Mono Female to Dual 1/4 Inch Mono Male Y-Cable 6 Inch-by-TecNec
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Either the XLR or TRS offers a balanced output. This baby is pretty versatile for our small group, so we raraly haul out our bigger mixer board anymore
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The only output is a balanced XLR to provide line level drive for daisy chaining the speakers or passing to another amp/monitor.
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The iPhone output is stereo and the Guitar Amp input is mono, This adapter is 1/8" stereo to 1/4" stereo
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XLR connection with 48v phantom power. Either thru a pre amp or a mixer or interface with phantom power. Can't find anything on a usb capability. Hope this helps.
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my main outputs go to an amp then to my speakers ,im pretty sure you cant go direct to speakers .if u can it would be the main output xlr to 1/4send
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Matt, It has only one XLR which is used as a balanced DI out (male). Hope this helps.Mark
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There is a preamp, but a phono preamp that amplifies phono output to line level. You still need a stereo amplifier to make proper sounding
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Hey B! It has audio in, mike in, sustain/assignable jack (maybe for a pedal I guess), headphone jack, usb, sd card slot and line out L and R plugs. I use the line out to connect to my digital recorder to lay tracks. I think that's the place where you'd plug in your amp. L can be for mono and both would be stereo. I hope that answeres your question.
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Inputs are XLR, 1/4 inch and RCA. The amp requires the 'pro' +4db level to drive it correctly. There have been rumors that the RCA plugs are the 'consumer' -10 db, but that is not the case. I'm not sure if the 1/4 inch inputs are balanced (TRS) or unbalanced (TS) plugs. I've been running mine with TS cables and it works fine. The speaker outputs are Speakon and binding posts. There are plastic plugs in the binding posts that can be removed for use with banana plugs. They are tight, but you can get them out. Gently screwing a drywall screw into them and then pulling with a pliers works well. Inputs are XLR, 1/4 inch and RCA. The amp requires the 'pro' +4db level to drive it correctly. There have been rumors that the RCA plugs are the 'consumer' -10 db, but that is not the case. I'm not sure if the 1/4 inch inputs are balanced (TRS) or unbalanced (TS) plugs. I've been running mine with TS cables and it works fine. The speaker outputs are Speakon and binding posts. There are plastic plugs in the binding posts that can be removed for use with banana plugs. They are tight, but you can get them out. Gently screwing a drywall screw into them and then pulling with a pliers works well.