Does this plug into a PA system or only plays thru the speakers? Our church plugs into a PA system. Thank you
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This should be able to be plugged into a PA system. You will need a headphone attachment to plug into the Headphone jack in the piano and then that will plug into the PA system. You will most likely need a male to male cord to do this. I hope this helps.
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I got it for a gift for my sister, I think it just plugs into computer to transfer records to digital files. MR etc. You can probably play them through computer speakers. There is no amplifier in the turntable.
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My apologies for the long time to respond to this, this is the first time I get asked a question through Amazon. Anyways the power supply worked great for me but the problem could be from the power source or the speakers. So try to test your speaker with the same power supply at another location in your house or a friends house maybe with a portable mp3 player. Also if someone else has the same speakers borrow the power adapter or swap your friend's speakers from the monitor just to test it.
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No. The system is designed to be plugged into an amplifier and broadcasts through external speakers (microphone)
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No. The speaker gets its power from the USB port on your computer or player. (It also gets the sound from that port.)
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I never tried it in church but live in a big house. The reception is good even when I go to the far end of the house so I believe it works in a church setting too as the performer is on stage where the receiver is near by.
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Depends on size of church...we used it in a community social hall for a show and they worked well. We were able to use the 8 mics at the same time, but that may depend on the sound system in the church. Price is good. Sound man was able to keep feed back noise down.....that depends on the sound system you have.
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No RCA inputs - I ordered 2 of these and neither one worked, so I can't really answer how well it would work with your PA speakers -
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Hi Paige, We are also using this for a church group but are not experiencing distortion. We occasionally experience some hissing and popping, which is related to batteries beginning to go bad; usually they last about a month with 2-3 hours per week of use. Also, line of sight helps between the mics and the receiver antennas. On stage is preferrable, if the receiver is in the back of the house try to get it up high; human bodies are mostly water and absorb radio signals better than allowing them to pass through. This would be more of a hiss/pop issue, as well, not really distortion. As for the distortion, are you using the "mix" output (XLR) or the four individual 1/4" connectors for output? Both are at line level (+4dB), not mic level (-10dB). If you're using the XLR mix output, make sure the input on your sound board is set to line level, if you can make that adjustment; if not, a quick trip to a live sound store (music or stage) can get you a 20dB XLR pad to reduce the level. In a pinch, you can try turning the knobs on the front of the unit to about half-way and see if that reduces the distortion. If you're using the four separate 1/4" outputs, same applies-they're line level outputs, your sound board should have a switch to select +4/-10, set it to +4; if not, four 20dB 1/4" pads should do the trick. Hope something in this post helps. :-)
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I honestly never did do that My pop has told me that you never connect everything to one unit for the fear of electrical damage that could happen so I advise getting PC speakers or better yet there are phono jacks I've seen on a PC system and two bookshelf speakers great sound and the cd burnt with the pc equalizer in it it sounded as if you're in the studio or there in concert so I hope this has helped you and wish you the best. By all means contact me about this Bud Lucas yerington nv
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I use an RCA plugcord from phono into the line in.Then line out I also use RCA Plugcord into a splitter that has a 1/8 jack into computer audio line inHope that helps
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My brother bought this and he does not know if it will play back through an amp. It does play through speakers.
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I use the label at our church to deliver the sermon. We do not use with worship because our worship leader likes to use a hand held mic. Sound is clear and picks up very well for the sermon. We record and there no distortion or drops. Hope this helps.
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Just a warning, this product may only work in very small venues. We have a medium sized church and we were unable to use the system. Not very good volume, we waited to long to test it, and were unable to return the product. We aren't playing at high volumes and it really didn't work for us.
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Not sure what you mean by "PC speakers". Are you talking about full speaker units or just the internal speakers from PC speaker? If it's a full speaker unit, you shouldn't have to run it through this amp at all; they should be powered directly from the PC. If you're speaking of bare speakers though, just run wire directly to the speaker terminals, red to red black to black (or red to + and black to -).
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There could be something wrong with your receiver. What kind do you have? Do other inputs play through both speakers just fine? In order to diagnose it, try hooking up the turntable to a different receiver to see if that works. Something also could have come loose--either the grounding wire, or the plugs themselves.
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It won't make any noise plugged into a PA system, its a trigger that needs to be plugged into a computer to make a sound.