My current amp can only take 1/8 input pin. If I got a adaptor demo Sennheiser to convert the 1/4 to a 1/8, would I be compromising any sound ?
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Not at all and I love this headset. Just purchase a decent quarter inch to 1/8 inch stereo converter
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Yes you can. You will need the 1/4 adapter though. You can probably get a 1/4 to 1/8 cable for like $3
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Hi Rick, Yes, you can, however, the other 1/4" input is for pretty high level sources, more like a keyboard. A regular guitar (like my Tele) isn't real loud, fine for practice and really small performance spaces. A guitar with a preamp/gain pedal does better. The tone control affects the 'line' input, not the microphone input. No, the delay/reverb works only on the microphone channel. It really is a cool little box, but remember, it's only about 3 watts a channel! Bill
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Yes. Separate 1/4" inputs and controls. You must have an adaptor for XLR to 1/4" if your mike has XLR but it will work. Works well. There is a 3rd input as Malcolm mentioned but I have not tried it at all; sounds like from his comment that balancing an aux with the other two (to play along with a recorded track) might be a bit difficult.
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Sure can. Only downside is it would be in mono and not stereo, but it's still very loud. One of the loudest inline amp this small. Also I believe you need a 1/4 to 1/8 adapter.
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All you need is the proper adapter to 1/4 phone or XLR microphone plug. You will have to back off the gain control on the speaker so that you don't get distortion.
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You could use it with a set of powered (amplified) Headphones but you'd need an adapter (1/8th Mono female to 1/8th mono female adapter)
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Both the 1/8" and 1/4" work at the same time per channel. As far as all 8 outputs go... yes!
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No you have to buy an amp jack that has the jack for the 1/4 inch plug.They have sone cheap ones in this website!
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No, the adaptor wont affect the sound at all. I routinely plug in my guitar and a xlr mike with adaptor, and plug in a 1/8th to 1/4 inch cord to a PA and it sounds like "pro sound" very nice.
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I am sorry, but I'm not familiar with this issue. I just chose this sound card after many reviews and feedbacks I've read. And from what I heard, the original amps is very quality and no need to change nothing. I personally like this card as is.
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Yes for sure.. Wire your speaker to one ohm.. Hope your amp is stable at one ohm
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Take 1/4 inch jack into the input and connect it to the othe amp in the input
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Just don't hook up in 1 ohm configuration. Amped my Fosgate 12s and blew a capacitor in brand new amp. Was told by local installers that Pioneer couldn't handle that wire up. Should work otherwise if suits your listening pleasure.
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Yes, but you will not get the full power from the Amp. You most likely will not notice it, but there will be a loss due to the mismatch. It's in the online manual which you can download from the WEB, it's on page 14. (You have to change the settings on the Amp. so get the book from the Web. and look at it to see how you make the change from 8 to 6 ohm. 8 ohm is the default setting. The PDF file is protected so I can't send it to you on here, you will have to get it from the web "Google it", and you should find a copy.
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As long as you can adapt out of pc or laptop to a 1/4 inch plug to insert to amp, be careful how hot a signal you send, I would turn volume on pc down and slowly increase input to desired volume.
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There aren't any adapters made for Shure TA4F lavaliers to fit onto 1/8" locking Sennheiser wireless. In order to use it, it would have to be stripped and rewired (should only be done professionally). RODE, DPA, and Que Audio all make lavaliers or headset mics that use a modular connection system that allows the connection to be unscrewed and another connector for another wireless system to be screwed on. You just buy the connector for the wireless that you want to use.