Could I use my balanced 1/4 to XLR cable to replace DI box?
2003307
i tried to use balanced 1/4 with xlr adapter, and never got a reliable connection. di box worked fine.
2003308
If your guitar has a balanced output, I guess so.However you want it to match the impedance
1982088
Works with either XLR or 1/4" cables. There's also a "cd/tape in" using phono plugs.
754150
The Behringer mixer has balanced left and right xlr line outputs. If you need 1/4 inch trs outputs, just use a male xlr to trs cable.
472952
Works just as a DI box does but you will need to use the power cord unless you are running from a power center with TRS cables.Hope this helps
288419
I'm assuming you mean that your interface does not have XLR Jacks? You'll probably need a couple balanced XLR to TRS cables. Like this: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BPBQXM5/
2057432
Yes! Works great this way. Just be careful of how much input level if you use the mic input. The 1/4" input can be either stereo TRS or mono, but is unbalanced either way.
2268944
There is a balanced XLR input, a balanced 6.5mm TRS input, and similar balanced outputs. Getting RCA out would require an adapter or two, but it's doable. I built my own, but if I hadn't, I would look at HOSA products for a balanced-to-unbalanced adapter.
472951
Yes, it is indeed a DI... the instrument input functions both as mono and/or stereo and then outputs to a left & right XLR outputs.
489135
I guess you can, requieres an instrument cable with standard jack out of the effect and whichever plug is used in your mixer in.
470221
Usually you use a 1/4 inch instrument cable to a direct injection (DI) box and then dorm the DI box, use a XLR mic cable to a PA system. Or, if you are going directly to an instrument amplifier (like a guitar amp) then you use th 1/4 inch instrument cable directly to the amplifier.
1482206
NO ! But an old trick is to Y Cable the input (splitting it so have 2 , 2nd goes to other amp)... You can buy a Y cable on Amazon. Of course the better way is via a Spliiter Box or Crossover unit. ONLY Split , do NOT COMBINE. Search this:"Hosa YXM121 XLR Female To Dual XLR Male Y Cable". Hope this helps.
938427
that is a 1/4" connector, not xlr, it can be removed and replaced with xlr if necessary, but it's better to buy the correct cable.
2013974
Sure you would need a Y adapter. Like Hosa YXF-119 Dual XLR Female to XLR Male Y Cable. They both would be coming in on the same input.
2207569
One possible way would be to purchase XLR splitters. Send one signal straight into the Behringer, and the other into your amp for your passives.
1661947
Yes. Separate 1/4" inputs and controls. You must have an adaptor for XLR to 1/4" if your mike has XLR but it will work. Works well. There is a 3rd input as Malcolm mentioned but I have not tried it at all; sounds like from his comment that balancing an aux with the other two (to play along with a recorded track) might be a bit difficult.
2178705
Yes, you could. You might need to get some adapters to connect to the XLR interface. Also, make sure that your receiver can send a line level signal (no amplification) to take advantage of the fabulous built in amp and crossover. Oh but as the other people already commented, this sub gets really, really loud and bumpy.
395274
You're welcome, I made the same mistake when I first got my board. I would invest in some xlr to 1\4 or RCA adapters.