Hello, I just bought pair of tech pro 1200 watt passive speakers. Will this power them? Also, can I connect it to my Numark Mixtrack pro? Thank you.
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It will power the 1200 watt speakers up to 4 of them, but I wouldn't operate the receiver at max volume. It may blow them out. Speaker watt should be equal or greater then the receiver. Yes, you can connect up to 3 sources.
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I have two of these B212xl and I've used it in a full band (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals and Bass drum plugged in) setup with no power issues. I didn't use it with the EP4000 tho. I used a Behringer PMX2000 powered mixer rated 250w @ 4ohms Stereo mode/ 500w @ 8ohms Bridged. I've also daisy chained it with a Kustom 12 8ohms speaker each side to bring the load to 4ohms to get the full 250w power (It's pretty loud for 250 watts). These speakers have decent bass for a band setup but not for DJ music in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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its basically a mixer, no power to speak of, you get a preamp when using the xlr input and the corresponding input thats below it. you need either an amp or powered speakers, Im using some cheap though nice sounding altec lansing monitors. Im going for small, large amps are a pain to carry around!
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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 can't say for sure, I have run a pair of Boston Acoustics CR6 8 ohms 6" Drive and piezo Tweeter not sure on wattage they are and a pair of GLI Pro XL-850's 8" Drive piezo tweeters 8 ohms 300 watts. Got good volume and EQ a little over 3/4 turned up. I do house partys and it ran grate for a good 5 hours with out getting hot. Now I'm power hungry and am looking towards 3000 watt we'll see, I just want to rock the house not blow out the windows. Well anuf for now good luck spin spin spin. AJ DJ KNOTMAN
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You need to connect the mixer to an amp to power passive speakers, or powered speakers.
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This is not a powered mixer. You could hook up but why? Your receiver can power and adjust your passive speakers. If you want to full effect of this mixer, you need powered speakers.
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The wattage sounds a bit low, our speakers are 300 watts @ 8 Ohms each, your sound tech amp will probably only put out around 100 watts @ 8 ohms
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Negative. They are passive speakers, and require additional amplification. The mixer Board most likely (some specialty ones might be able to) does not have enough juice to power speakers.
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Depends on whether the mixer is a "powered" mixer or not. This is a "powered" (active) monitor, so it's meant to be used with a "non-powered" mixer. In other words you EITHER amplify at the mixer and use a "passive" monitor, or amplify at the monitor/speaker by using an "active" monitor (which this is). Actually, it will work with either, you just have to make sure you use the correct inputs.
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I used this two channel (NU6000DSP) amp to power my Seismic Audio mains and subs and they are similar to the Behringer speakers you mentioned. The four channel version (NU4-6000) would also be a good choice to power your speakers. I would opt for the DSP version of the NU4 if you choose to get that. Either amp will work fine.
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The XPA-5 will power these speakers. It will power almost any speaker. It was certainly enough to power my Martin Logan Vistas and Sources with a Martin Logan Stage center. The sub has its own power and receives it signal from your pre amp. The 200 watt per channel is more than adequate.
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You will either need to hook it to a power amp and then to your speakers or directly to powered speakers. This mixer is NOT powered. I suggest you read the manual as it has setup guides.
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Are the speakers 500 watts continues or peak power?, are the speakers subwoofers or 2/3 way systems? I would be cautious about connecting these speakers in the bridge mode because of the 3000 watt power output in 4ohms of this amplifier, also remember that running this amplifier in the bridged mode it should be plugged into a outlet with no extension cord with a minimum 30amp circuit breaker. Before going to the bridged mode try a mono connection it should give you enough power and be safe. Good luck.
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I have 2 500w pro dynamic speakers and a sub woofer, and it runs them with no problem. It can get so loud that I can't think straight.
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I use mine connected to a desktop computer sound card. These are powered speakers any they will work on anything that has a line output If I remember correctly the speakers were about 20 watts which may cover a small back yard.
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I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell you if it will work. I can tell you that these are great speakers. I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell... » Read More I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell you if it will work. I can tell you that these are great speakers. « Show Less