Can I use the Behringer MA400 to receive stereo sound from my ipod/smart phone then output via the XLR output and into our church audio system XLR in?
886154
I am not 100% sure, but I don't think there is any provision for bringing a stereo signal into the unit whether by mini or xlr or 1/4''. The switch labeled mono/stereo is an output to the headphones and simply provides a means to hear your monitor and your individual input either one on the left and the other on the right ear or mixed together in both ears.
886155
I personally think there are much better options for connecting your audio source to the house mixer. The mic input on this unit is XLR, so I'm not sure how it could work. The 1/4" monitor input does not transfer through the same XLR channel output only the headphone output. I'm a big fan of most Behringer products, but not this one. Look at the Radial Pro AV or similar DI box. Good luck!
886156
No, I don't think that what this designed for. You need a line matching transformer, which sometimes look like a tube with an xlr on one end and a mini on the other - not to be confused with just an adapter
2048055
This is simply a midi controller, so you don't plug headphones into the Behringer controller, but you can plug headphones into whatever device you use the controller with. I use my MacBook Pro or my iPad (with the free app Garage Band) and I plug headphones into either of those devices. Hope this helps!
2023378
Yes. If you use XLR you need an adaptor to ??? small, stereo (can't think of the name) kind of plug.
1070662
Yes, with an adapter to a 1/4" phone plug. I'm feeding a video monitor and this speaker from an HDMI feed. The Behringer speaker has a built-in power amplifier and lots of gain, with an input that takes either XLR or 1/4" phone connectors.
94903
Yes you can i use it but with a convertor from RCA to XLR ( the speakers have a XLR connecton)
800124
No. This product only provides phantom power, and doesn't provide the analog to digital conversion that what you are trying to do will require. You need what is called an audio interface. There are a lot to choose from at a very large range of prices. Behringer makes one that starts at about $50 (the UM2) which will provide phantom power to the microphone while providing the PC connectivity you need.
1691572
You would need a mixer of some sort to connect an iPod but it would give you stereo sound.
898257
This unit is designed to have its digital and analogue output through a mixing board or an external amplifier. The other output is through the "Phones". With the proper connectors, you can easily take the "Phones" output into your computer, or powered external speakers. I feed that signal to a pair of self-amplified speakers. Of course, you can use good quality headphones if you are monitoring directly. Remember, if you use the digital output (or input, as the case may be), use coax digital lines. I need a 10-foot length to my digital mixer. These are available from Amazon and other vendors at low cost. Great quality sound in/output. Good luck.
1532833
You need a pc audio interface that has an Xlr input, usb output and phanton power.
1457429
I'm not sure. It may but possibly will need some type of amplification between the turntable and speakers. You might try contact Behringer support.
1163603
No. This is just a passive speaker. Behringer makes a portable amplified 150 watt PA speaker called Eurolive B207MP3.
1883825
I connect a small mixer to our system. It allows me to add microphones and connect an iPod. It is a very flexible little system.
764142
Yes you can, come out of your headphone jack to the audio input of your stereo unit
1825800
You can't...not without some type of audio interface that would accept the stereo outputs from the mixer..
99970
Yes, you can. That's exactly what I do. Connect input and output to your sound card to both record in and listen back through this stereo mixer.
71260
Technically speaking, yes; if it means you're sending out your XLR or 1/4" signals from the N4 controller through the Behringer EQ, into speakers or Amps..Hope this helps
1268417
This should work just fine. I have four of these that I use for various instruments at church all the time. II wouldn't spend the extra money unless you find yourself having signal problems. One of my friends has a Behringer Ultra DI and she actually seems to have some issues interfacing with certain brands of active pickups in guitars, just FYI.