Does it really have 12 channels? I see faders labeled 5/6, 6/7 etc... can I physically plug in twelve different mic/instrument cables at once?
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Six mics plus two stereo line level inputs. Mic 5/6 is shared with a stereo line in (single fader) and Mic 7/8 is shared with a second stereo line in (single fader). Line 9/10 is a controlled by single fader, line 11/12 is controlled by a single fader. You will only be able to have six mics or guitars plus tow line level stereo inputs. Go to Mackie website to download the manual Mackie ProFX-OM.pdf to see more details.
1845990
Assuming your 2 speakers in each zone are in stereo, no. For 6 zones, you would need 12 channels (2x6), and this amp is only an 8 channel amp. If however you only had four zones, yes--this amplifier has individual inputs for each 8 channels but keep in mind that is does not provide switching so whatever device (input) is plugged into that 'zone' will be the one played--you can not switch inputs without plugging and unplugging cables in the back. If you wanted easy switching, you would need a seperate pre-amp/switcher kind of device to do that. (And to clarify for others, you can also plug in stereo inputs and the amp can internally cascade the same signal throughout all 8 channels (in stereo x4).
2228005
It has three channels. Channel one has a choice of and "XLR" three pin input, like most microphones use or a 1/4 inch "guitar" cable. The other two channels use 1/4 inch only inputs. Every keyboard I've ever seen has a 1/4 inch jack, so you'd just need a guitar cable. If I were going to Europe, I'd get a wall socket converter that could handle the wattage (32 watts), which is not very much. (Different countries use different systems, so be careful.) It requires about half the power of a 60w light bulb. Hope this helps.
236356
There are actually five frequencies, a seperate one for each microphone in the same venue. If you are only using one microphone, it doesn't matter which one you use. This will hook up to a powered speaker, but will need an amplifier for an unpowered speaker.
1087436
Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.
540200
It only comes with 3 1/4" output slots, a slot for mic A, mic B and mix (which will allow you to use both mic A and B from one channel on the mixer/amps)
554781
No this has just an XLR input and no 1/8th. It's not a multi jack like some inputs.I use a lab mic with 1/8th and knocked up my own cable adapter for it...male XLR to 1/8th female. Little bit of soldering time and say $3.00 you've got it sorted. The pre amp is so good!...it's worth doing I assure you. Or go buy an adapter lead if you don't want to do it yourselve.
1789387
I am not exactly sure, but from Channel 3 to Channel 6 you can plug in any microphone you want as long as it has a 3.5mm plug WITH an adapter or the larger plug. You saw that right: Underneath the mic input there are left and right inputs. Now I never used them before so I don't really know what they are really for but I would guess for stereo audio... You might have to google that.
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This has eight XLR pre-amps and two gain controlled 1/4 with direct DI function, plus another four 1/4 for mics, DI, etc. So you get 14 channels, great for recording a complete band. The two other inputs you can use for in/out with SPDIF (CD player, or DAT machine). I have a Presonus USB as well. Good interface, but only two channels for recording, Tascam 1800 is a nice buy.
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For most uses it's got 8 inputs (XLR or 1/4" combo jacks). The rest are ADAT, S/PDIF, and virtual inputs I believe, but since I don't ever use those I'm not sure how to use them yet. All inputs can be routed to separate tracks. You assign the track input number in your DAW. 2 Mic/Line/Inst Combo XLR (Inputs 1 and 2) 6 Mic/Line Combo XLR (Inputs 3-8)
339608
Only one per channel. You can find the owners manual online in pdf format to review all the specs. Search - HA120 Owner's Manual - Harbinger Pro Audio
1083936
just one mic can be plugged directly, but i think you can maybe use a MIX TABLE to distribute the channels... Call some expert advice!
717211
6 channels. The speaker out put is single but can be split with a splitter. The MP3 input works well. The MIDI files preprogrammed are ok but they get old quick. Hope this helps.
1225866
Just the stereo mix. I just purchased the ProFX8 and spoke to Mackie about this same issue. Mackie makes a more expensive (about $500) Firewire mixer that will separate all channels. However, it's my understanding that Firewire is on its way out and everything is going to USB 3. I believe that in the near future there will be a large selection of such mixers at low cost.
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There are two methods of connection, and three possible connection configuration. Two methods of connection: xlr, and 1/4" . If you use xlr you get all four mics on one channel. If you use 1/4" you can use two cables and have two mics total on two separate channels, or you can you the 1/4" to plug in to four channels separately. If your DJ micxer has the xlr and 1/4" inouts then I do not see why you could not connect it to your mixer
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Twisterjester has said it all. If you need more than one XLR (Std mic input) channel, you need to look at other mixers.
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It cannot use 2 mics at the same time since it only has 1 XLR input. I suppose if you have a mic with 1/4'' L and R jacks you could plug it into another channel, but I've never heard of that.You'd be better off getting the 802 or q802usb since they have 2 mic input channels. The q802usb has the added bonus of USB connectivity which sounds like you could use since you're using the Audio-Technically audio interfaces.