Will this plug into a alesis unit?
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Hi there, Without the actual make and model of the alesis model in question there is no way to be sure. If you can provide the model number than I'm sure I could answer your question. If your unit has a quarter inch (TRS) female jack for audio output then this HEADPHONE set is compatible. Best of luck, D
1435999
You may need a pre-amp for the unit to get sufficient gain structure, without overdriving the Alesis unit. The audio quality Audio Technica broadcast is balanced and crisp. Should work for you with XLR or 1/4 inch inputs. Good Luck!
1436000
This headset mic combination will work with any mixer that has a 1/4 plug output for headphone and a XLR input for a monitor or booth mic. The mic is a dynamic mic and will not require phanthom power. If the mixer does not have a specific input for the mic you can use any mic input and direct it to the monitor or Aux out.
2002713
You need a lanc/remote plug to use it. All the outputs still function the same.
1576336
I would not purchase Alesis products . I have had several problems and wish I would not have wasted the money. Steer clear . Look at Roland or Yamaha instead .
488993
Yes, that would make if identical to the setup I have. It plugs right in. The structure scan box is built into the unit.
1141901
You never know for sure. I suggest saving your existing unit so you can cannibalize the plug and splice it onto the new unit if necessary. Be sure you maintain the tip as positive.
1748171
I never tried it as I never needed to, but theoretically it should. The device should be recognized as both audio interface and midi interface, as most audio interfaces with midi ports should. Hope this helps!
1266209
Alesis says: "2. AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR - This 2-position switch sets the AC input voltage for the speaker. US users should set this switch to "100-120V" whereas UK and most European users will need to set this to "220-240V.
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I have this unit . However you should contact the Manufacture to get a certain answer
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No it uses a standard Shure TA4F Connector http://www.micronic.co.uk/store/item/55/4-pin-mini-xlr-connector-plug-ta4f-inline-female-socket
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not sure. we thought i was a wireless but it had to be hard mounted to electrical. Everything I got from Aleko was garbage do not buy from this company.
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Assuming you have a Windows Operating System, go into control panel and in hardware/sound options, select the playback device as the Alesis USB Audio. This should route the audio to the Alesis and allow you to control the volume from the board.
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Yes. Go and get an adapter that has a male RCA end (L/R-Channel Plugs-Red & White) that Goes to a STEREO mini (3.5mm) plug. Then to get the length required use a STEREO Female to Female mini plug adapter and an "?" length STEREO mini cable to plug into the units input.You may not need the Female to Female adapter and connector as I found one that was about three feet long.
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It will as long as the unit you are connecting to has the same size plug as this one. If not, you will need to use a converter which I had to do and it works fine.
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Not sure. I would think that the connections should be universal. The signal from the connection should react with the pad. You might contact both vendors they should have a good idea if the pads are compatible.
1325090
The Alesis I/O has no sounds or samples. It is an interface that transmits the drum hits and velocity into a PC or other source that provides the sound samples.
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I would imagine it does. More than likely it has to do with Apple and not Alesis. You should check and make sure that audio is on in iOS settings also. I have the iPad 4 and use a 30 Pin To Lightning adapter and the iStudio has always worked with each iOS update. Never had a problem with the iStudio working with iOS 8 updates.
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It should. I use the one that came with the base unit and it works great with my cable box. The led bulb just needs to be placed in front of the IR on the cable box.