I have a vocopro da1000pro mixer I use for karaoke, would this amplifier be a good match for this mixer? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Connie
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You might look at my answer to the question above about plugging in a mic. The mixer will let you send the input to the rca inputs, but the comments about the sound stand. If you are looking at buying an amp, you are much better off getting one that is designed for voice. Even a cheap one.If you need a bass amp as well, and the karaoke is just for fun at home, it won't be awful, but it won't be good.
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Hi sorry no idea. I bought this as a gift for a bass player. No idea if it's compatible for karaoke equipment
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You might look at my answer to the question above about plugging in a mic. The mixer will let you send the input to the rca inputs, but the comments about the sound stand. If you are looking at buying an amp, you are much better off getting one that is designed for voice. Even a cheap one. If you need a bass amp as well, and the karaoke is just for fun at home, it won't be awful, but it won't be good.
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I do believe that this would be compatible with your processor. As far as the scarlet, I am unsure if it would be better or not. I do know that the built in preamp in the PreSonus is extremely well designed. I've been using this for over three years and vocals are very nice and very accurately reproduced. Good luck with your decision either way.
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I don't think so since mine plugs into my PreSonus Tube Prev2 preamp but I'm not sure. You will need to power the mic which is what the preamp does and you will need a mixer and I have the M-Audio FASTTRACK PRO mixer. Sorry I'm not much help. I went to Guitar center and talked to the engineers there about the set up.
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The smaller mixer would be better, but for the small price difference you can get a lot more future versatility from this mixer. As is stated, the phantom power on this mixer works great to power a condenser mic. This is the main reason I got it, and the mic preamps are very nice for the price. If you're using for recording, it's perfect. And you have a number of options for output. I record with it hooked through an external USB sound interface into a PC, and it works great.
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Good Idea But you need a PreAmplifier ahead. looks before a NE 5532 Stereo preAmplifier, The Preamplifier is very necessary. ( all Kind of microphones needs to be Pre-amplified before to be Amplified ) then you can put this mini 5v Amplifier to increase volume. So you can find it with the same seller. good luck.
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The microphone can handle high SPL. If it distorts, there may be something you need to adjust in the mixer or P.A.
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Page 3 in the pdf manual would be a good start - download from here -> http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PQA3100/19-Rack-Mount-3100-Watt-Professional-Power-Amplifier-with-SpeakON,-Speaker-Terminal-Binding-Posts,-14-Connector-Outputs-and-RCA-and-14-Connector-InputsIt has a good explanation on page 3.Microphones require a preamp or mixer in between.You need to get one of those ;-)
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Yes it will, as long as your input to your PA system is 1/4 inchMicrophones have and XLR connection, which is normally connected to an XLR connection at the other end. If you don't have an XLR (3 pin) connection at the other end, and it is a 1/4 inch connector at the input of your mixer or PA then this will work fine.
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That I could not even begin to explain, you would be connecting a mixer to another mixer, though I will say this much as to the Mix800, don't count on the voice canceler working, I have tried to use it a number of times to no avail, as to the Mix800 itself, not satisfied with it at all, right now I am looking to replace it, might cost little more, but it will be worth it to me.
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Hi, If you have a mixer with 1/4 inch of XLR outs or even RCA - you can simply connect the mixer directly to the speakers. If you have an RCA connection, for example, one side of the RCA would go to one speaker and the other side would go to the other - since it is split into Left and Right - so one speaker is on the right and the other on the left. You can set these up for Compute Karaoke - you need need a wire that looks like a headphone jack on one side - so this side would plug into your computer where you would ordinarily plug your headphones - and the other side should be Dual RCA - Left and Right - so one side goes into the computer (the headphone jack side) and the RCA side has to be split between the two speakers - one connector goes into one speaker and the other connector into the other. This would definitely work for you. The wire itself is maybe $5 at most. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to let me know. My very best wishes, Jennifer Millennium Worldwide
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The AX3040 works great I also use the Behringer XENYX 1202 12 - input mixer it gives you more control over the voice quality.
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Well it shouldn't hummmmm. Check to make sure all the volumes are correct. Not to much input. The trim should not be turned up to loud. Also check the effects aren't up to high. Also make sure its not a ground loop problem. Plug the amp and the mixer in the same outlet.
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This will work perfectly. As long as you are positive your mike and computer are working correctly. I use mine every time I use a microphone. Just turn up input gain until you get a little yellow on loud vocals and set output to desired level. It also will provide power to a condenser mike where a computer typically wont
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Sure you could do that but unless your home system consists of pro audio gear (loudspeakers or powered loudspeakers, amplifiers with balanced xlr connections etc) and you need to mix vocal mics and/or instruments, it might be overkill (as you will not be using many of the functions available). For instance if your audio system uses RCA connectors, the mixer does have RCA inputs/outputs, so you could easily do it, I am just not sure if it would be worth it. If you post a picture of your gear or give a more detailed list of expectations I can give a better answer.
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if your mixer has +48 volt power(phantom)This mic needs +48 power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if so, you should be sweet??????????????????????
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Hi Mike. As I wrote in my review I run a Korg SGproX piano in the input. The 1/4" jack "output" only routes my piano through the unit and continues to my PA. The vocal(s) only come out of the canon "mic" output. You could always use a canon / 1/4" adapter or cable if you're running to a system or amp without low impedance inputs. Good luck.
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It should work, you would need to have a plug or cable to adapt it to your PA mixer.