Has anyone tried it with Krk monitors or any other monitprs and a Mic preamp?
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So far I use it for my bass heads, laptop, I phone, cd and MP3 player, small 4 watt light. Don't see way you can't use it of any thing else you can plug into it. There are better and way more $$$ to pick from. But if your on a budget and need volt drop and spike protection. This while not kill feed back. Just line noise (bass amp are the best to pick up this wave form or per 80's amps of all kinds, any kind of tube amp) so this dos not answer your question but you see it's also a matter of cost. How much will it cost to replace all your electronics that could get fried if you get a power surge or a brown out and all your stuff is ON! It cost me over $3000.00 so I now protect think of it as a comdom, you just don't won't any problems. Keep Rocking ;&gt;)
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Thank you for your inquiry. If your receiver has XLR or RCA outputs, you can run an RCA or XLR cord from your receiver's outputs to the inputs on the KRK RP8G3-NAs. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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Yes,just plug it into Mic/Ext In.it distorted because you didn't set the format high enough. I set it at 128k in the beginning,it distorted bad.after i set it to 256k it sound very good.
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I used it with my new Mac Mini in combination with a new PC and it worked beautifully using 3 monitors. The problem for me was that my Pro Tools audio editing software didn't like it so I had to remove it. I was very disappointed. If you would like it, let me know what a fair price might be. POPPA@POPPASVOICE.COM
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Sure! It appears that you have two 12AX7's in the preamp section. I think you'll be pleased with the results. Good luck and play hard!
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I would think not, as a computer is not a mixer or preamp designed to do so.
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Honestly, I've never tried. I use it for a podcast, and we either are recording or listening to the recording. Would make sense if you were recording music. I don't think it does as we switch to monitor playback it cuts our mics. I'll have to play around with it.
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I am not familiar with MPAll preamp. You can try the Tungsol 12AX7 & see if you like the sound. I have had no problems with this tube so far.
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Get one of these: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/rolls-pm50s-personal-monitor-amp?rNtt=rolls&index;=1 and have the tech get you a line level monitor mix up to your kit. You'll be in HEAVEN. :-)
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i have mine connected to my receiver, but i don't see why it will not work with your preamp, as long that it has the required inputs.
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I'd have to agree with K. but i did use mine via a tube preamp. it worked well but i ended up only usingthe cable once or twice as i rather go analogue
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I did try it, because I don't have the mic. You can check by search internet. I can say it, the sound very good. 10 time better the old soundblaster card. Very close the sound card omega claro xt
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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".
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I have never tried it with a mic. I would be hesitent because one of the things that makes this DI/preamp sound good with piezo pickups is its high impedence input. Mics tend to have low impedence output.
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I have this situation in theory. I have one side of the KVM attached to a ThinkPad. In practice, I dodged the problem by not caring about the mic and by attaching a Dragonfly USB Audio DAC to a USB port near the DisplayPort port, and the sound goes to the KVM from that.
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I use mine between the headphone output of my mixer - to lower the amplitude for the input - and the mic input of my Zi8 Kodak HD video camera with a 20 foot TRS cable extension, and post music video to youtube. You can check out the quality. The best example is probably under Brian Terhorst - cover of Fire and Rain
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I use this set up on a daily basis with a "Zalman" mic. The set-up works great, my only gripe would be both cables are verrryy long so it can be an annoyance. I currently do not use a amp or dac but I heard from a close friend using this with a Astro Mix-amp works very well. If I had to do it again, I would go with a MOD MIC 4.0 instead of the Zalman for the fact that you can clip it on the ear cup and flip it up when your done. Hope this helps.