can i use this for sound and lightning alike?
219839
I'm guessing you're asking whether you can use mic cable to carry power for lighting systems. Mic cable is comprised of a shielded twisted pair of light-gauge, flexible wires, and is suitable for carrying low-voltage, low-power signals only, and isn't meant to carry house power.
219840
Yes and no:Yes, if you plan to use this as microphone cable (what it's meant for) and it can also be used as 3-pin DMX. It's quality enough to do both.No, if you plan on using this for lighting instruments, lighting power, and/or speaker power. It's to thin of a gauge and you'll likely start a fire if you try to put anything of serious power needs through it.
219841
If you mean "lighting" and not "lightning", it would depend on the power requirements of the lights. Micophone cable is very small and will not handle much current. If you wanted to use it for something like "LED" lights, it would be OK because LEDs use very little power. As far as using it for sound goes, it would again depend on how much power you require for speakers and what length you need. Generally, I would say "no" for both uses. Speaker wire normally should be in the realm of 18 gauge minimum, and depending on the length of the run, up to 12 gauge. This microphone wire is VERY small and will not handle much current. If you mean "lighting" and not "lightning", it would depend on the power requirements of the lights. Micophone cable is very small and will not handle much current. If you wanted to use it for something like "LED" lights, it would be OK because LEDs use very little power. As far as using it for sound goes, it would again depend on how much power you require for speakers and what length you need. Generally, I would say "no" for both uses. Speaker wire normally should be in the realm of 18 gauge minimum, and depending on the length of the run, up to 12... » Read More If you mean "lighting" and not "lightning", it would depend on the power requirements of the lights. Micophone cable is very small and will not handle much current. If you wanted to use it for something like "LED" lights, it would be OK because LEDs use very little power. As far as using it for sound goes, it would again depend on how much power you require for speakers and what length you need. Generally, I would say "no" for both uses. Speaker wire normally should be in the realm of 18 gauge minimum, and depending on the length of the run, up to 12 gauge. This microphone wire is VERY small and will not handle much current. « Show Less
219842
I don't think it will handle the current for the lighting. Belden Co. makes a three conductor shielded cable that should work for you.
1961755
Yes! It has great sound quality and gets very loud with no distortion, do not that it is the old 30-pin Apple connector though, and not the newer lightening connection. You can, although, plug it in via auxiliary cable if you have a newer iPod. Hope I've helped!
1609292
It might work that way, I use it sometimes in my portable boom box in my garage and just plug in the 1/8 jack plug and it works fine. I just tune the boom bow to audio in and it works great, really clear .
1257239
Yup, although I haven't tried i, I'm an engineer and it is designed to amplify just about anything you can connect to it, with great sound. . I would not worry about it
1440217
Not sure. I never tried. Sounds like a nice idea though. If you buy the sound splash good luck.
872492
Yes you can, as long as you setup this unit as the default sound source....
678074
The short answer is yes. Anything that produces audio sound can be plugged into the unit.
178875
Yes you can use it with any device that has a headphone jack. It will amplify the sound
1293701
You can, but you will miss much of the texture of the music just because of distance and ambient distortion effects. The unit has decent mics, but if it were me and I would use outboard mics. Watch how you're mics are configured, probably overlapping L/R will work best
2083292
Yes you can...Use inputs AUX 1, AUX 2 or CD....Make sure your speakers are rated at 4ohm and between 60 to 120 watts for best sound
390147
If you are talking about 2 audio sources this wouldn't work. you will need mixing equipment.
1855565
Yes you can, but you will need a "Y" 3.5mm cable, which you can find on amazon for like $3 bucks. And the total watts are 200, its loud enough for a small party.
998272
Yes you can. It's the Audio mode. This has an excellent preset sound settings also.
1588896
yes... you need to by a separate lightning to MIDI cord. I only found one like this sold on amazon though, for $50+... iConnectMIDI1 Lightning Version, 1-in 1-out USB to MIDI Interface for Mac, PC and iOS
2000373
you should be able to--but the critical question is how many "amps" your sound bar needs to function--each power supply is rated by how much current (amps) it will provide--just as important as the voltage. And, of course, the plug end needs to fit--which it probably will.
1445949
I never used it like that but I assume it would work. You would need to experiment with it and work out how to set it up for the distance of the sound you are trying to capture, over modulation could be a problem if to close to source at a given setting.
1307479
There is an AV input jack so you probably could do that. I never have, as the speakers are not that good.