I have 2 powered 15 inch speakers running to my mixer at this point....How would I be able to use this Baby tremor on my set up?
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Our board has a mono out plug and fader control for the mono line. I ran the feed from that to the sub and it works great.
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I went from my sound boards 'control room out' to the tremor and used the 'main out' to go to the amp and the 15's. There is a drawback from doing this, as you need to adjust your controlroom/phones level to match the sub to your main volume. Although not perfect, I found it handy because of varying bass levels in different songs. My board does not have a Mono out, or I would do what Anthony suggested.
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Your powered speakers should have an XLR (3 pin) out. Run a cable from that directly to the XLR input on the Baby Tremor.
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Hi - I purchased the baby tremor earlier this year, and simply found a "booth output" mono jack on my mixer to connect to, and it is tied a volume control - so it works great and has a volume control.
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The Baby Tremor has satellite outputs so that you can run main PA speakers in tandem with it. I run a single main with it in order to do a compact PA and it works great. It's a very easy setup.
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From your mixer out plug your XLR cables into the sub and use the XLR out from the sub to your other powered speakers
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They have a passive crossover, as well as amp for passive speakers...I have 6 active speakers and 4 of these subwoofers, and they sound amazing.
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Joel - you have a couple of options (unfortunately, the Seismic does not come with an operators manual). 1. If your Mixer has "Booth Outputs" you can run your Baby Tremor through them while running your powered 15" Speakers through the "Amp Out". or 2. If your powered 15" speaker has a "Line Output" connect your Baby Tremor to it via "Line Input" (or if your 15" Speakers don't have a "Line Output" connect your Baby Tremor to your Mixer's Amp Out and run your 15" Speakers to the Baby Tremor's "Output").
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Easy answer.. u need to buy or a XLR cable male to female or mmale to 1/4 .. from you speakers your connect where say thru and from the baby tremor where say input
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A few factors are involved with your question... FIRST: You must assure you have the correct ohm impedence speaker cabinets (I believe it is 8 ohm rated) SECOND: You can only connect to Speaker Output B in the Bridged mode (I do not know what will occur electronically but, I'm certain it does not have a good outcome) THIRD: When the mixer is run in Bridged Mode you must calculate the speaker impedence I HAVE USED THIS UNIT WITH 2 DIFFERENT BANDS & NEVER HAD TO RUN IN BRIDGE MODE BECAUSE IT IS MORE THAN POWERFUL TO FILL A MEDIUM SIZED VENUE. I HAVE ALWAYS USED STEREO MODE BECAUSE OF THE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES (OUTPUT A CAN BE USED FOR THE MAIN SPEAKERS - OUTPUT B CAN BE USED TO RUN UNPOWERED MONITORS). MOST OF THE TIME I RUN IN FULL STEREO TO ACCOMODATE THE STEREO KEYBOARD & STEREO GUITAR EFFECTS MY BAND USES.
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I'm guessing you meant to say "I don't know what to get to set up the boss.." You will need something going into it like a mic or instrument and it's going to need output like an amp or speakers. But I have to tell you honestly that if you don't know those basics maybe this is not the device for you as it is very complicated. I traded mine in for the much more user friendly rc30. Just a thought and I hope that helps
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Couple ways to answer this question. 1) you're already running through the amp/mixer - why use a powered subwoofer? You can run a subwoofer from the main unit at the appropriate frequency 2) if you insist on using a powered sub, then I would do what the others stated below, monitor output
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you don't have to because this is a powered speaker. what you need is a mixer.
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You will need to hook this up to a sound generator. This could be a computer, drum machine, or keyboard. Anything that has midi. This unit send the signal from the triggered source to the sound generator then to the speaker system You have one missing link. Then you will get it to work.
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You will need the correct cable to connect the sound output from your computer to this mixer. Most likely you can use the correct connection for your computer to an unbalanced 1/4" input on this mixer. For example 1/8" TRS miniplug (headphone type) split into two 1/4" connections such as this: Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 Foot
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This is not a powered mixer. You could hook up but why? Your receiver can power and adjust your passive speakers. If you want to full effect of this mixer, you need powered speakers.
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This mixer does not have a powered amplifier to drive speakers built into it. It works great with powered speakers, and you could also use it with external amplifiers to drive your speakers.
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Buy one of these...Technical Pro 72-DJB2FL Digital Stereo Preamp Mixer with Echo (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then connect a microphone and your computer to it, then it into an analog input on the SS370(won't matter which one)And yes, that one is "overkill"...but you need a microphone and another audio input mixing unit.
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You need an external amp to power any passive speakers. Main outputs of the mixer is +22dBu.
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Yes......plug it into your mixer....than plug it into ur power source...real easy....these speakers are freaking loud
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The output from your mixer should go to the mic or line input jack. The link output is to daisy chain to another monitor.
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I would say get a more powerful amp (Like 20+amp) if you're using the amp to play along with drums, etc.. However, in live stage setting like the ones I mix, a smaller amp can be mic'd and run thru the board to the mains. If you haven't already, check out video on the page for the Sawtooth. Hope that helps.
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you can use a mixer or a preamp. you should not plug this in directly to speakers
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I can only think of two things. is your mixer volume too high and would you need to set your speakers a different direction or further away from your Mic's.
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The mixer is to be used with a main amplifier. The mixer cannot drive the speakers directly. BTW when you connect the amp to the speakers check for the minimum load / impedance to make sure it will drive 4 ohm speakers.