I don't get how the 2 knobs and the led indicators work on here. Also, if i need a microphone can i use it on this?
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I am still working in that,seems like one knob is for a microphone but not sure,sorry
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Page 3 in the pdf manual would be a good start - download from here -> http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PQA3100/19-Rack-Mount-3100-Watt-Professional-Power-Amplifier-with-SpeakON,-Speaker-Terminal-Binding-Posts,-14-Connector-Outputs-and-RCA-and-14-Connector-InputsIt has a good explanation on page 3.Microphones require a preamp or mixer in between.You need to get one of those ;-)
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You have a left and a right channel. Each knob controls it's respective sides output. There is a blue power led to tell you the unit has power. A yellow protection led for low voltage or over heat events. And a red clipping led above each knob to indicate a signal clipping issue when over cranking the amp. Clipping can cause severe damage to your speakers if left unchecked. To hook up a microphone, it would be a good idea to utilize a stereo mixer. If you read this and have no idea what I am talking about, then go to best buy and get something with instructions and flashy light panels because you won't get how this thing works. You have a left and a right channel. Each knob controls it's respective sides output. There is a blue power led to tell you the unit has power. A yellow protection led for low voltage or over heat events. And a red clipping led above each knob to indicate a signal clipping issue when over cranking the amp. Clipping can cause severe damage to your speakers if left unchecked. To hook up a microphone, it would be a good idea to utilize a stereo mixer. If you read this and have no idea what I am talking about, then go to best buy and get something with instructions and flashy light panels... » Read More You have a left and a right channel. Each knob controls it's respective sides output. There is a blue power led to tell you the unit has power. A yellow protection led for low voltage or over heat events. And a red clipping led above each knob to indicate a signal clipping issue when over cranking the amp. Clipping can cause severe damage to your speakers if left unchecked. To hook up a microphone, it would be a good idea to utilize a stereo mixer. If you read this and have no idea what I am talking about, then go to best buy and get something with instructions and flashy light panels because you won't get how this thing works. « Show Less
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You have a left and a right channel. Each knob controls it's respective sides output. There is a blue power led to tell you the unit has power. A yellow protection led for low voltage or over heat events. And a red clipping led above each knob to indicate a signal clipping issue when over cranking the amp. Clipping can cause severe damage to your speakers if left unchecked. To hook up a microphone, it would be a good idea to utilize a stereo mixer. If you read this and have no idea what I am talking about, then go to best buy and get something with instructions and flashy light panels because you won't get how this thing works.
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The 2 knobs are for balance of speakers. No mic on preamp, mics go on amp or console.
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You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a dynamic microphone.Or USB microphone. BLUE has a very nice USB microphone product. You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a... » Read More You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a dynamic microphone.Or USB microphone. BLUE has a very nice USB microphone product. « Show Less
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It has an audio in...which I would guess it is at line input level, not intended for a microphone. That is what it seems to be to me.
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It is purely a mixer with Phantom power.... You'll need an amp or self-powered speakers if using it as a live sound mixer.
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Hello Vectroxe This is a non-powered mixer which just sends an audio signal. wattage is not important as you are not sending power. You will need to send the signal to either a power amp which is creating the power and volume for speakers. Or, you will want to send the audio signal to a powered speaker(s) in order to get volume. You can use an audio mixer like this to mix several audio sources. for example, you can plug in a few microphones, keyboard, guitar, etc. each instrument or mike plugged in can be adjusted separately for volume, tone and effects. the effects on this mixer are excellent and the sound quality is clean and superb especially at this price point.
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I am not sure but there is an auxiliary input, so maybe that is where you would use the mixer. Best guess.
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It has three channels. Channel one has a choice of and "XLR" three pin input, like most microphones use or a 1/4 inch "guitar" cable. The other two channels use 1/4 inch only inputs. Every keyboard I've ever seen has a 1/4 inch jack, so you'd just need a guitar cable. If I were going to Europe, I'd get a wall socket converter that could handle the wattage (32 watts), which is not very much. (Different countries use different systems, so be careful.) It requires about half the power of a 60w light bulb. Hope this helps.
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It is a microphone with about a 3' cable and a connector on the end of the cable. If you are connecting it to a "microphone" input on something it will work. They have a range of connectors available so check you are ordering the correct one for whatever your device is. If you accidentally buy the wrong one someone with a soldering iron and the right connector can easily change it.
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if u r using it for a mic u can use 1 other wise if u use a computer u will need to use a mic mixer and use 2
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The system has a built in microphone and it changes color to what ever it hears. I used it with an external speaker system from my stereo during the Christmas holidays to have the LEDs change color with the music. The LED string goes through many different colors depending on the music. A really great value for the money.
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Unfortunately this mic does not have an indicator to show if the mic is on or off, the only way to know if is on it to plug it into a receiver that indicates sound levels with sound bars.
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Connecting this to pc is an activity. The microphone uses xlr professional connector. Using various adapters to change interface results in signal leakage and hum is picked up. Thus equipment will work with professional audio equipment and not very well with a pc. Very difficult to use because minimizing hum pick up is a major activity.
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If you are talking about 2 audio sources this wouldn't work. you will need mixing equipment.
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This is like most standard XLR microphones in that it does not have an on/off switch. They are usually utilized by plugging into a mixer so the mixer would control the on/off status. There is no USB connection on this microphone.
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Wow !! I don't know. I connected two male devices to the two female couplings to add it to the input on my computer as shown in the picture. Maybe there is a double male connector with a female end to connect to a device. I am not sure. I just connected (seperately) two sets of coupling addapters to speakers and for microphones.
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If you go to Pioneers website they have a bunch of how to videos you can watch and they tell you how to use the microphone. It appears in your unit the aux input ( which the mic uses ) is on the back of the unit
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Mine shows 2 inputs: left and right. I don't use mine for that purpose. I am assuming if you want stereo, you'll need 2 microphones.