Can you use the 1/4" input for acoustic violin, and plug a guitar (1/4" out) into the xlr input at the same time if you have a preamp with xlr out?
1383557
Alex, we've not tried that here in the shop, but the User Guide for the Loudbox Mini specifically states that "you may also connect an outboard preamp with balanced XLR out to this input".
1525428
It should work just fine with the XLR inputs, although it only has 1/4" and RCA out, no XLR out.
583151
Right, 1/4" mono, to guitar amp., 1/8" stereo to computer. That is how I use it. Now, I tried it from an RCA brand MP3 player to a guitar amp and it didn't work very well. Would I buy another just like it ???
843003
This may work for a violin but my only concern is that like an acoustic guitar it has a hollow body and that particular microphone feeds back depending on where you place it, im sure you dont want that to happen.
1041559
The only 2 connections that are ready for input are 1/4" & XLRs.....BUT you can have a male Stereo (or 1/8") to male 1/4" (or XLR) wire and you'd be set to cranking tunes straight away.That's how I do it when I am not gigging.
653003
you can use it that way or mix and match inputs to outputs, at least the way I tried it. I did not test compatibility of the TRS 1/4" mic jacks but I use mine with the my preamps xlr output to the xlr input of the ART DTI, then outputted through the ART DTI rca jacks to my amps..hope this helps, DR. TONER, INC.
1107529
Yes, it has two XLR inputs and one 3.5mm input but u can't use the XLR and 3.5 at the same time.
2231872
I have never tried this, but neither of the XLR inputs are mono. it's definately not meant to be used with an Ipod so I think it's safe to assume no, that won't work.
363218
It should be. The preamp you mention is a standard 2 channel external audio interface that can support both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. The Studio projects operates on an XLR so there shouldn't be a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is it does require phantom power, so make sure to trigger that function on the Interface.
691582
You can connect it directly. That's how I've always used them. Wouldn't hurt to have an extra XLR to give yourself more space.
727809
Only if you need more that 2 inputs. You would need a phono preamp however if you were using a turntable.
1095077
If you are talking about a standard xlr to 1/4 adapter, then yes. I use mine like that. I have the standard xlr cable running out of it, a converter on the other end of the cable with a guitar cable plugged into of that adapter and that guitar cable is plugged into my old peavey standard pa which does not even take xlr's. Lol. I hope this helps, I just wanted to explain that it will and it works great for me.
2191365
Yes, you can. This what I was doing. There is 1/4 inch jack for microphone and you can plug in your guitar there. It works fine. If you plug in bass guitar, play at low volume or you may blow the speakers.
1882943
Both work, however, it is always better to use the XLR output to your mixing board/amp if you have one. XLRs are shielded and grounded and have a much more quality signal. Both work, the 1/4" output works for appications like going straight into a karaoke system or something like a guitar amp if you want it to be much more mobile.
448147
No, You'll need a XLR Compatible speaker or mixing device, or you could use the 1/4" Jack and adapt it down to 1/8" for ordinary Auxilary.
1482206
NO ! But an old trick is to Y Cable the input (splitting it so have 2 , 2nd goes to other amp)... You can buy a Y cable on Amazon. Of course the better way is via a Spliiter Box or Crossover unit. ONLY Split , do NOT COMBINE. Search this:"Hosa YXM121 XLR Female To Dual XLR Male Y Cable". Hope this helps.
1205439
Unless your acoustic guitar has a pickup and a plug-in, then no. Some have plug-ins and pickups and a little equalizer on them. Then, you might be able to use this with it.