2 mics, 3 guitars and a keyboard..running out to powered QSC's..will this mixer be the answer?
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I like the effects for vox, the preamps are decent, and I think the guitars would do fine through there. Be aware that the main outputs are 1/4" so you should get highend 1/4" to xlr cables if that's how you plan on getting into your qsc speakers, unless they have 1/4" inputs too.
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I assume you are trying to take one signal and send it to four different speakers. I would get something like the Behringer MX288 8 Channel mixer
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I own the B-1 and a mixer and a M Audio Interface card so my mics hook into my mixer (phantom power there) if the DEQ doesnt have phantom power get a pre amp that does or a mixer
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Check out the specks on the Xenyx. I think it has only one preamp. Also check your other equipment to see if they have preamps built into their systems. Any mixer is mainly for routing multiple units to the amps and then on to the speakers or speaker/amps. Most mixers have preamps as part of their input system but not all the inputs are preamps. You can usually tell by the xlr inputs which are always preamps. Juts make sure your mixer has the amount of preamps you need, but most amplifiers now have preamps built in. Feel free to emailme with more info about your system or what you want to do and I will be glad to help you. John
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You will need an amplification system of some sort depending on your usage. You will also need 4 xlr cables if you intend to control each mic separately from a sound mixing board. I will be happy to advise further if you provide me with more information on how you plan to use the system.
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Ideally you would want a mixer with at least 4 channels, a power amplifier and speakers.
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As far as I know, each receiver will only accept two mic inputs, and I believe, though am not 100% certain, that each pair of mics has a matched frequency to the receiver they come with. You could always use a splitter and combine the signals from the two mic receivers/4 mics before the amplifier.
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One mic and one instrument, or two mics and no instrument. I bought two PA's and we have more then enough power for two guitars and two mic's and works good and sounds good in a tent.
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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.
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Brianna,I was incorrect in my early answer. The other commenters are correct. This unit is only to supply phantom power for special microphones. It does not combine two microphones to one. The computer interface suggestions you are reading are great good luck
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Yes it should not be an issue, I have done each plug with multiple wireless mics before.
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no, sorry hit the wrong button, this first off is one speaker so youd have to buy 2 of them it has a mixer built in and is not a satellite speaker its a small PA you can out put from it to a sub and smaller speakers but that's about it. you could use a mixer in to one of the channels but this is for small gigs with minimal effort, if your recording id get real monitors or if your gigging get a real pa this is one very small speaker, its loud enough for a house party or dive bar
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You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus Audiobox. But way worth the money. You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus... » Read More You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus Audiobox. But way worth the money. « Show Less
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I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
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Jason I like your approach and believe it will work very well as you describe. I agree the last thing one wants is to mess up the other music or instruments signals. Remember to first do what you can avoid microphone feedback. This unit can mess up you voice signal as well. We like our FBQ1000 and use it on every gig.
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Most likely, but if I were you I'd try to be certain by looking at the spec's/literature about your particular mixer to make sure that it can accept an incoming signal from a USB microphone.
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Technically yes I think it will work, but not the best setup because the mics will load down each other resulting in poorer sound quality & less bass. Probably less noticeable with small mics like that. Best solution is a Y combiner built especially for mic inputs with isolation circuitry. UPDATE: See comments, I'm not sure I understood your question correctly.