Can I use these with a StagePAS 400i portable sound system from Yamaha . I want to use them as a vocal monitor.
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The RCA plugs will allow you to use them with just about any sound system. These are powered, so you want to assure that you have a power supply near them by wall, stage, or extension cord. For a small venue, they will work very well. If you have loud amps or heavy drums behind you, the speakers might get lost. My experience with them has been home only but I was absolutely impressed with them, even at loud volumes. Good luck.
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They are a powered monitor system with left and right RCA inputs and a single mini stereo input and a 1/4" mic input in the front. Basically a mini PA system. They are fairly loud and have a very good sound quality. There are treble,bass and volume attenuators. I use them for a recording studio and they work great with MP3 players. Hope this helps! My guess is they would be loud enough for a personal monitor.
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These are not meant to be used with microphones. These are headphone splitters. All they do is split a headphone impedance signal into two smaller signals.
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On stage or in the studio...ABSOLUTELY !! Just as long as you have your own mixer outputs for them.
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Yes. These are reference monitors that deliver pristine audio even for speakers within their range. They will have no problem outperforming a portable audio solution.
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yes it will work for just vocals do you have any voice tweeters hooked up too? they are clear clean sounding speakers.
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The idea is to use these on desktop monitors. The Polks are large, floorstanding speakers. The IsoAcoustics will be too small in comparison to your speakers. Since you need bigger stands, you should have a look at IsoAcoustics Modular Series: http://www.isoacoustics.com/modularseries.php
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I think you can. to make sure please contact yamaha tech support. thank you
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They have a mini-plug input and any type of adaptor at the other end would probably work. I use them for my iPod and a small Zoom recorder. They're relatively small speakers and are not going to give you anything like a home theater experience with rich bottom. But if you're watching TV at a desk for example, they might be adequate.
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Likely not. They don't function as 'stand alone' speakers - they have a built in amplifier. They can't be used with an already amplified signal.
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They are compatible to acoustimass, lifestyle and Cinemate home digital speaker systems according to the Bose website. If you have one of these with a wall mount and want to move it to a stand for better portability there shouldn't be any problem. If you don't know what model you have you can usually find it on the bottom of the control module.
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Most likely no. They include one 1/4 inch unbalanced, and one XLR balanced output. You can buy either an active speaker system or a mixer and amp (or subsequently a powered mixer) to operate these if you don't have one already
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Of course. I use a BEHRINGER B212D powered 2-way as a monitor wedge for synthesizer keyboards on stage and in practice session. I adjust the equalizer on the same speaker.
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I've used 1&2 A/B line speaker output for 4 8&#8486; 0hms speaker 100 watts per channel and for the monitor output I have the portable YAMAHA stage pas 300
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Any standard home audio receiver will work with these. As a general rule, more power is better, but these speakers are very efficient so they will play loud with any receiver from 50 watts up. I have mine on a 100 wpc Yamaha receiver in a 25 x 35' room, and it's more volume than we can stand.
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Yes it will work however you need to understand how a sound system works as far as input and output sequencing. Your cpu will would be the starting point. So CPU>MIXER> AMP> SPEAKERS. But these units are one pre amped which is a good thing. But they are not designed for live vocal sounds mp4 playback does not really count. I would suggest getting at least a selfpowered bheringger PA speaker which is designed more for what you need. Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions just ask
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I don't see why not. They are great quality speakers. Still haven't had a chance to hook up my system but don't anticipate I will be disappointed.
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Absolutely. I have mine connected to a Yamaha rx-a 820. The F-30's are bi-ampable but that is by no means a requirement for them to get LOUD but is quite impressive for 2 channel music. As long as you enjoy the crisp highs of a horn tweeter these are absolutely fantastic. For home theater i have them mated with a BIC PL-200 sub and BIC America center, sides and surrounds. Will they blend with your Definitive Tech's? Only your ears can decide...