would this work to transmit audio about 1000ft from mixing board to remote amp?
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I bought this product to install at my drone and this is not working as i hope. The image is not so clear the antenn is not so powerful and about audio i dont use to transmit audio.
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Yes that could work if the pre-amp is bringing the signal up to line-level. The Behringer Shark should also work for this and gives a few extra features.
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I don't know if it compatible with that particular type of sound system. However the amplifier does need another remote control.
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Can you give me the make/model number of the ir emitter? I need to know exactly what you are using before I can answer the question.Without knowing the exact model I can't say it will definitely work, but chances are high it will. The ir device is a low current device and the impedance of the audio extension cable is pretty low, so the loss would be negligible. I checked a few other ir emitters and one says it can be extended up to 1000 ft, the other up to 300 ft, so I think 25 ft would be OK.
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This should work if there is a provision for the plug to fit in and also if it is for a direct Stereo feed in, otherwise, you will be in need of an adaptor to split the signal and to be very careful of not making the lead too long, or the consequence is signal loss.
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Not unless you have pre amps before it. If you have passive pickups this board will most likely not be able to even "see" the signal. Your best bet is to plug in this output into like a practice amp to daisy chain it, then use a headphone jack on the amp. I recommend a bcr 10. Its a little 10 watt amp with gain shape and a grind button and a nice clean tone without it all for like 60 bucks used. Hope I helped.
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Mike, I'm currently running this on a small television in a spare bedroom and only using the speakers on the TV. But you piqued my interest, so I unhooked the receiver and brought in downstairs and plugged it into my main system with a 5 speaker surround, and it worked great. The only difference being I am now running upstairs to downstairs through one floor basically directly below the transmitter. (apx 10 feet apart) Based on my experiment, I would say yes it should work for your application.
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I can't say how far it will transmit, but the volume was very good. The sound was very clear, just as good as a mic with a cord that I was using the same night. Just keep the power supply cord away from any of the signal cords. How it works in your auditorium will depend on how good your amplifier and speakers are.
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Hi Kam, Thanks for your continued interest in Seismic Audio! Any combination of our mixer/power amps will work for this. They can be found here: http://www.seismicaudiospeakers.com/Amplifiers-s/221.htm Considering this is a bass guitar cabinet, you won't get the same result as if you ran your audio through a full range speaker with some subs. That would be the ideal setup for a DJ type application. Let me know if your have any questions. Thanks, Rusty
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Yes, it works for your purpose. However, in order to transmit audio, your receiver needs to have coaxial/toslink audio output.
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Should work, but may cause distortion (signal overload) if all speaking at once or mic too close -- i think. though never done myselgf
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One possible way would be to purchase XLR splitters. Send one signal straight into the Behringer, and the other into your amp for your passives.
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connector is a single RCA, I would assume it would be fine for a line output. I have not experienced any delay, but connectivity can be problematic if there are electronics, etc between the transmitter and the receiver. I have had to place my transmitter on top of my equipment rather than behind it.
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I don't believe it will work as part of a surround sound setup. The input is optical and so I don't believe you can setup the amp to output via the optical port the centre speaker.
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No. While the connectors might do what you want in theory, the cable is not speaker cable. You want something specifically designed to work with amplifiers and speakers.
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I found this to be a very satisfactory solution to provided twin channel audio from a single shotgun mic. Hope this helps.
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The EQ takes in an analog signal, and splits it into up to 2 channels of analog audio + 1 channel for your subs. So it would go in between your DAC and your speakers. You could power it with a "wall wart" 12v DC power supply, with the positive lead plugged into the +12v and remote and negative lead into ground. I doubt the device draws that much amperage, since it only amplifies line level.