Just curious, what would happen if you switch to "Bridged" option on the mixer and have both hook-ups on the back of the mixer connected?? Will that blow the mixer output channel or blow the cord hooked up or both? Thanks.
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A few factors are involved with your question... FIRST: You must assure you have the correct ohm impedence speaker cabinets (I believe it is 8 ohm rated) SECOND: You can only connect to Speaker Output B in the Bridged mode (I do not know what will occur electronically but, I'm certain it does not have a good outcome) THIRD: When the mixer is run in Bridged Mode you must calculate the speaker impedence I HAVE USED THIS UNIT WITH 2 DIFFERENT BANDS & NEVER HAD TO RUN IN BRIDGE MODE BECAUSE IT IS MORE THAN POWERFUL TO FILL A MEDIUM SIZED VENUE. I HAVE ALWAYS USED STEREO MODE BECAUSE OF THE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES (OUTPUT A CAN BE USED FOR THE MAIN SPEAKERS - OUTPUT B CAN BE USED TO RUN UNPOWERED MONITORS). MOST OF THE TIME I RUN IN FULL STEREO TO ACCOMODATE THE STEREO KEYBOARD & STEREO GUITAR EFFECTS MY BAND USES.
1825799
I run a cable from the head phone jack on the computer to an input on the mixer. Works great for me.
670736
I've bridged the fronts but I haven't tried bi-amping. I think either would be better for 2 channel music, for 5 channel the speakers are level matched with the audyysey which would negate any extra power anyway.I thought I noticed improvements with bridging especially in the bass response, but since my front speakers are rated at 125 watts I thought I better not push it and went back to a regular connection.
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Actually I just received my hog 20 and that 2nd input in the back will NOT play simultaneously with the one in front. I called Pignose and was told by them that that 2nd input in the rear is provided in case the front one fails since they often are subject to rough use out on the street etc. When you plug into one of the two inputs, it stops the other from taking a signal. The tech at Pignose suggested trying to use a 2 to 1 splitter/combiner cable ( apoor man's mixer he called it) which he says works about 80% of the time.
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Yes to both. We have been very happy with this mixer. If I had to do it over again, I would have spent a few dollars extra and picked up the X1204USB, the model with the built-in reverb and effects.
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I'm sorry there's not enough information here . Where is your mixer in the chain from input to output i.e.. speakers. A integrated amp should have a tape monitor loop where the E.Q. would go and it would be able to use it to effect the sound signature from any input. This might help. The output of my pre amp goes to the input of the E.Q. then the out put of the E.Q. goes to the inputs of my two amps. See that way it can modifie the signal so the amps produce the signal you want to go to the speakers
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This mixer requires a specialized power connector. It should have been included in the original shipment. Not sure why Amazon is passing this off to a customer to answer. They need to provide a complete package.
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I would use the berhringer SX3040 chan's A-B out's to your Alux. return left & right. Then use a RCA two male to one female mono splitter for the input from the berhinger unit, out of the send output from the mixer. Now if you like all in stereo then use the monitor left & right out from the mixer instead, but note you'll have to use the monitor valume control knob for sending signal to the Berhringer SX3040 unit. Good luck hope this works for you!
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I used the M-Audio cable, works the best. Just remember that the mixer doesn't have a sound card, it's midi control only. I recommend the Numark idjo sound card if you're using the computer for 2-deck mixing or the M-Audio 4 channel sound card for 4 deck mixing.
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If your using as a stage monitor it would come from the mixer out from the aux sends to the Mic/line input. The link output is to connect a second monitor to have the same mix come out of it...
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Yes, you can you for both cases. The only problem is the cable to audio jack from mixer is fixed and very short wire.
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Check out the specks on the Xenyx. I think it has only one preamp. Also check your other equipment to see if they have preamps built into their systems. Any mixer is mainly for routing multiple units to the amps and then on to the speakers or speaker/amps. Most mixers have preamps as part of their input system but not all the inputs are preamps. You can usually tell by the xlr inputs which are always preamps. Juts make sure your mixer has the amount of preamps you need, but most amplifiers now have preamps built in. Feel free to emailme with more info about your system or what you want to do and I will be glad to help you. John
1474229
Yes it has two balanced and two unbalanced outputs on the wireless receiver. Yes it can be connected to your mixer with two short mic cables that will connect each wireless mic transmitter (once the wireless connection has been established) separately.
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No, this amp is not bridgeable. It is designed only to operate on 4 discreet channels. I was curious about bridging the rear channels myself.
1057906
I need more detail regarding this issue. These speakers are self-powered and do not require a power source to provide sound. It requires an input source that uses an xlr or 1/4 mic plug. Some mixers have xlr outputs to make it easier to connect. From there you can connect other inputs using Rca connections. Hope this helps.
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Depends on whether the mixer is a "powered" mixer or not. This is a "powered" (active) monitor, so it's meant to be used with a "non-powered" mixer. In other words you EITHER amplify at the mixer and use a "passive" monitor, or amplify at the monitor/speaker by using an "active" monitor (which this is). Actually, it will work with either, you just have to make sure you use the correct inputs.
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Yes, you can use both at the same time. However, when you plug in the second one, there will be a decrease in volume from the first one. So you will need a mixer at the front end to achieve the right balance.