If I connect a microphone via XLR to the primary speaker, will it send the microphone audio to the stereo speaker?
1445176
Only the primary speaker.. The only caveat is that I have only used the micrphone with the speakers connexted via Bluetooth and not wired
1119818
you would have to get an adapter from 1/8' (3.5mm) jack to XLR but that SHOULD work
2151054
You can connect to a speaker system as long u convert the XLR the appropriate in to the system. This cable conducts a line signal as well as a microphone signal.
1751592
Yes, from the spec: "MIC - Each mono input channel offers a balanced microphone input via the XLR connector and also features switchable +48/+15 V phantom power supply for condenser microphones".
965480
This is a mono hook up to send one mono source signal to two separate mono inputs like the XLR L or R input on two different speakers. You would need a second patch cable to handle the other channel. It does not combine signals to make a stereo signal. It is mono in, mono out, either way the signal is flowing.
202533
No you can't. This has a male XLR connector. Microphones have male XLR connectors. You need a cable with a female XLR. Remember that for XLR connectors the pins point where the sound is going.
526197
Yes, it's got a button that turns on Phantom power to all of the XLR inputs. I've used the phantom power with my MXL 910 mic, and it works well. Hope this helps.
1533492
Yes this will work with any XLR microphone as long as you have a phantom power supply. The way it works is you hook the microphone up with a regular xlr cable to the phantom power supply input then you connect this cable to the Mic Thru on the power supply and then hook it to your computer. I use the Behringer MicroPower PS400 for my phantom power supply.
691576
Definitely not. This an XLR male to dual XLR female. This is designed to send two mics into one Chanel. You need the opposite. Why would you need one mic into two PA's?
2211390
I run mics through a mixer before going to the speakers. This unit has a 1/4" output and XLR output. (the mixer will handle both and then give you both options to go to the speakers as well) Note: Most speakers use the 1/4" input. I hope this helps
77669
Yes, two xlr inputs, two xlr outputs. I often have two microphones going in: one right xlr input and one left xlr input. I haven't found a need to use the output ones.
1194330
The mic has a male XLR, so the female end of the XLR cable goes to the mic and the male end goes to the audio interface.
1856467
Yeah I use XLR to RCA for my near field speaker connections but you can always use 1/4 to RCA the mixer has outputs for both
1805234
You would need PROPER cable, but the answer is YES. You will notice a RED / Right and WHITE / Left , CD IMPUT right on the front of the speaker to the left of the 2 mic/line inputs. ( bottom left) You're probably familiar with these as they are the same on stereo equipment. Cables available her on amazon or radio shack. It will have the red and white on one end and it will have the plug that fits in a smart phone or PC on the other end. Be sure to get the RIGHT LENGTH . Hope that helps.
2023378
Yes. If you use XLR you need an adaptor to ??? small, stereo (can't think of the name) kind of plug.
48484
Yes! Just set the speaker to the "Mic" Input setting. Providing it does not distort, That should be plenty for what you need it to do!
226533
Unfortunately no. The microphone takes a standard XLR cable to connect and you need a preamp and phantom power to get the microphone working. Your best bet would be to buy an audio interface.