I am a drummer and want to use the se215 for live performances. 1.Can I hook them up directly to the PA board?
1023424
The connection is a 3.5 mm audio jack don't know what the audio board takes. It's a pretty standard size used on phones an fitness equipment.
1023425
Get one of these: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/rolls-pm50s-personal-monitor-amp?rNtt=rolls&index;=1 and have the tech get you a line level monitor mix up to your kit. You'll be in HEAVEN. :-)
2089048
Of course you can. Just plug it in to the mixing board with phantom power enabled via a good quality XLR cable and make sure your levels are right, and you're set. The configuration really depends on what mixing board you can afford to get.
266209
Yes you need a PA mixer , and you will also need a mid/high frequency speaker to go with it. This speaker is a Sub only.
450566
Absolutely. Another way would be to send it to a mixer, which is what I do, since I also have a Monotribe and a VolcaBeats running as well. Those go to the interface, then to the DAW. Those provide plenty of options for boosting the signal. One note about the jack: it sends a mono signal so make sure you switch your interface over to mono as well.
239785
Hello Woodsquare. Please email Jason at Klipsch Support ( support@klipsch.com ) and he will be able to assist you in getting your GIG connected.
86430
They're loud and clean, but you'll need a receiver to plug your PC into. I have my PC plugged into a Denon AVR-888 receiver via HDMI that handles both audio & video. I also have the speakers paired with the BIC America F12 sub. I would imagine that you can play your drums with the speaker's, as long as you have a powerful enough receiver. I've owned my speakers for nearly 2 years and have no issues with them. Good luck in finding the one that best works for you.
1633132
Yes, it can be hooked up through a pa system. Very easy to use. Also nice as a practice pad.
337651
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
112813
I don't see why not. I have this exact amplifier as well as 5 other amps and I use all my keyboard and guitar instruments that I have to come out of each amplifier as well as mp3 music. I also create rap beats and play it out of my amps and since I have this exact amp and use it to play back all the rap beats I create, I would say that yes you can use an electric drum set using this amplifier. It would work no problem for you. However The quality of the amplifier speaker itself doesn't sound very good. Just know that you get what you pay for. If you don't care about the quality of the sound, then sure, his is a cheap amplifier you can use to just jam and create beats on your electric drum set. However, The watts isn't that powerful ( which means how powerful the speaker actually is ) If you play your electric drum set very loud, then it could blow the speaker. If you do care about the quality of the sound and if you really want to blast your electric drum set loud making beats out of this amplifier, then I'd spend a little more money and get something that you will enjoy having for awhile! The question really is how loud will you play your electric drum set, and do you care about the quality of the sound coming out of the speakers?
1119843
This item connects to a PA system if you want to use it for stage - in other words, a mixer/amplifier and speakers. If you want to use it for recording (that would be an unusual application) then you could plug it right into the recorder.
1167054
Yo,i looked up what you said you had and to tell the truth,you really can't hook them up to that software!...It's a amplifer,what you got,but them speakers are only use for studio recording!...You go to hook them up through your computer!
884072
Hi Ben, believe it or not, you don't even need a receiver for these speakers because they have on-board amp and EQ. This means you don't need the "middle man". You can go directly from your music source to the speaker, or you can go from your music source, to a mixer, and from the mixer to the speakers. These are active speakers, which means they do not need a powered channel, all they need is the audio signal and the speakers do the rest. These speakers make an absolutely badass home-theater setup. I have a pair of XLR-to-RCA speaker cords and I just plug the RCA end into the red/white(L/R) output channels on my Blu-ray, plug the XLR into my mixer, then run a cord to each speaker and press play. If your receiver has a set of RCA outputs, I don't see why you couldn't use these in place of normal satellite speakers. Awesome sound quality, AMAZING volume and bass. Hell, sometimes I even plug my mp3 player directly into the speaker using a 1/8"-to-1/4" converter plug and crank it up. All I need is music, and a power outlet and I'm set. Honestly, I have replaced every speaker I've ever had with just one set of these JBL's. I use them for everything(Home theater, music listening, studio monitors, amplifying musical instruments, mobile dj-ing, etc..). Just buy them man, you'll be happy :)
1943785
Yes you can. It has many inputs. You can even use both mixer's output on PA's input. It will work like a charm! Enjoy it!
86431
Funny you ask, I'm a drummer as well. You absolutely need an external amp. These are large tower speakers & I have mine paired with a Hsu STF2 subwoofer. The bass is excellent & they sound great for TV & movies (especially Blu-ray). Unfortunately I find these speakers a little power hungry for music. I have these paired with a Pioneer 1019AH-K receiver & Panasonic Blu-ray player all bought together in 2009. These have all been relegated to the mancave with my drums ironically. For music the Bic's do not compare to my new system which consists of a much more expensive Marantz receiver paired with NHT tower speakers that blow the Bic's away in every aspect especially music! But that's an unfair comparison. I'm mostly a metal drummer & I play along to music using these speakers at very high volumes. A subwoofer is not necessary for these speakers with music (as I believe you should only listen to music in two channel stereo) but they just don't sound as crisp & clean as the NHT's at high volumes (or any volume for that matter). I also prefer to NEVER listen to music through a computer, but I understand the convenience, so I can't help ya there. Bottom line - They're plenty loud to play drums along to with a decent receiver with your computer connected. They're great speakers for the price.
1227906
Yeah, kinda... It is POSSIBLE, but I'd highly recommend taking the speaker out signal (with a proper speaker cable, NOT instrument cable) to a Behringer GI 100 Direct box. I use the speaker cab emulation switch on it and I like how it sounds through our mixer and PA. The box is only ~$40 and well worth the investment. Together with this amp, you have an awesome direct rig. I use it in churches and gigs all the time.
1072034
I use this PA for jammin' in my basement. We have a drummer and 2 guitarist where everyone sings. It definitely works for this purpose, however, sometimes we experience aome feedback (we just manoever the speakers arpund). Its definite not the promart purpose of the PA but it does work and the prixe is good. Ive talked to someone at a music atore that says a monitor can be hooked up to the unit but i havent explored that option yet.
1037683
you would connect an XLR cable from the MAIN OUT on the board to the input(s) on your amp. If your amp doesnt have XLR inputs, then you will need to buy an adapter or new cables. You could alternatively connect the amp with the 1/4 in output from the MONITOR or HEADPHONES, you could also connect it to the OUT on the RCA.