do you need the 2 in 1 cable? can you use 1 cable, does it need a trs cable, the 2 into one, one end is trs, not sure why, actually what does it do, be using with roland cube 80
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Your going to want a Roland ga fc pedal, not a fs6, i use the fs 6 for a boss loop pedal to add effects to a t track or switch tracks, hence the reason for the trs, the boss rc 30 only has one foot switch 1/4 inch in the back so for that you need to have the dual end trs cable......can't guarantee this is going to work for you....like i said look at the ga fc pedal, it's designed for your cube 80
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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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Standard audio cabling. Either use one with XLR3 connectors (male on end end, female on the other) or a cable with XLR3 female and 1/4" TS (or TRS) ends. 1/4 X 1/4 will NOT work; the speakers only have an XLR3 male output.
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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.
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This is one cable only. It depends on your setup...if you're connecting just the speakers to each other, you'll need one. If you're connecting each individual speaker to an amp, then you'll need 2.
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I thought the M-Audio website had a toll free # and chat option. You can ask them directly what connection it has. The connections your Roland and Mac have should be in your manual.
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Hi Dave:I bought this switch for use with the Digitech Jimi Hendrix Expressions pedal so I could scroll through the various models and modes instead of bedning over to change settings (bad for the back). What does the roland Cube 40XL have that would suggest this switch might be compatible (I only have a micro cube, since larger amps are OUT where I live).
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I advise Scarlett 2i4 if you need 2 separate outputs for DJing, NI does the same but I had glitches on this soundcard. Roland is decent choice for sure, had good experience with M-Audio too.
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hey thanks for the reply. Do I need to buy another cable to make the connection ?
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I use both and sub-mix from my large mixer into the T1 in my studio. The T1 is more than a mixer and has great effects and a DAW connection via USB. It also fits easily in my gig bag and gets used more because it's all I need for a smaller gig.
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You only need 1 for mono mixing..by the way this speaker sounds very plain almost cheap, but that's why it works so well.
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Yes, it comes with a USB cable. The computer s standard (called USB 1 I believe), then the end that plugs into the Roland is a USB 2. The unit rocks, which i use with mainstage mostly. Good luck.
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I suspect the reason for the 2 wire (single line) cable is to keep interference down should you actually have a second line on the line 2 wires (the outter pair). I solved this by using a L1+L2 splitter that I got at the hardware store.
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yes, use trs "insert cables" (the cables that go from a single 1/4 stereo plug to two 1/4 inch mono plugs. you'll get two triggers per input this way. I'm getting 18 triggers outa this thing. the last input is some sort of hi hat control that i can seem to figure out. I was hoping for 20... good luck
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You'll have to buy one separate, do it though, this amp seriously is so great. I got it for my DM10 drum kit and have a mic plugged into the Aux port and the acoustics are great.
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One should be just fine. Having two doesn't have much stereo field, and the Mixcube is more for checking mono compatibility and balance.
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To be safe I would just hook up the 1+ to POS on the sub, and 1- to NEG on the sub. This runs a single channel to the sub providing the claimed 880W to one driver. Depending on your room size, or if you hook up a second driver you may not "need" more power than this for normal listening levels. If you want to do bridge, MAKE SURE YOU PUT A POWER LIMIT ON THE AMP, bridged 1+ to POS and 2+ to NEG. I have not tried this - but per the documentation. This also assumes you have a 4 pole cable with 4 wires. If you only have two wires in your cable, switch the wire from the 1- pin to the 2+ pin on both ends. Again, be sure to limit the power of the amp!!!!!! Start low and turn it up if you feel comfortable. I should add that this then would be plugged into Channel A on the back of the amp.