Does anyone have tried to use it with Mackie 802? I intend to use one with my Mackie but not sure if the gain will be enough! I'm open to suggestions.
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According to the specs, the Mackie 802 claims it has 60 db of gain, so you should be good.
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This is meant for marine VHF radios. I have no idea if it is properly tuned and has the right impedance and other characteristics to be hooked up to a piece of wifi 802.11 equipment, but I highly doubt it. Good luck, though, and if you do rig it up please report back as to whether or not it worked!
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Well first check you input gain but on mine the meter suddenly maxed out then dropped to nothing and hasn't worked since. That was on the first day of use.However, everything else works as it should (if a little noisy, it's not the quietest pre-amp). Since my interface has either all phantom power on or off I use the preamp for using both condenser and dynamic mics together. I don't think pinned in the red is normal.
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As Kris answered, the most economical way would be to get a splitter to plug both outputs into. My concern would be that it may halve the output signal thereby needing a power booster (amp) to increase the gain. My recommendation would be to contact Logitech for advice on this matter.
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I don't use an amp with this keyboard, I just plug it into my Mac, as I use it with Pro Tools. I'm pretty sure that since it is a line out of the keyboard, you can use just about anything, with money being your only limitation. Why don't you check out a powered monitor/speaker from Yamaha or Mackie?
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I cranked the sub all the way up and let the automatic balance function on my receiver adjust the channel gain appropriately. Works well with this setup. I am using a Pioneer VSK-822-K 5.1 receiver with a mic to automatically set the channel levels.
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I run this unit via USB into a Dell i7 tower...using Audacity as my recording program. I've been totally satisfied...I have about 14 microphones and portable recording equipment in Zoon h4 and h1 recorders...then I run it to a Teac amp with older Canton Shelf speakers...and two larger Sony speakers....also I have a 500 watt per channel stereo 8 ohm amp with 8 ohm Peavey speakers for live sound....but most of the work I do with the ProFX16 is studio work. I'm not a great expert or engineer...but I've had no troubles with my Mackie. Inputs include a synth...a reversable Numark turntable that can also be USB if I want...etc. etc. The Mackie has more flexibility than I need...but it's nice to have phantom power for mics, graphic equalizer, low cuts, compressor channels...just everything...and I added a headphone splitter attached via Command strips to the back of the Mackie when I need more headsets for recording...each with their own volume control...etc.etc. Again, more capability than I need.
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How did you connect the wiring? Did you use butt connectors, solder, tape? I have never encountered static other than for the split second when you switch the device on and it interferes with 87.9. Then it goes quiet. You might check the gain setting on the device with a flathead screwdriver. Mine is turned up all the way.
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this isn't really a great answer but i could not get my amp to turn on with the wireless reciever, it only worked by plugging the wires in direct. Thought my amp was broke.
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Did you end up buying this preamp and using it with the FL6550A? We have same antenna and not getting channels like we should on two of our tv's. One tv w/ white amplifier plugged into tv works. Use it for the other tv, still don't get enough channels.
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I sent the item back as mic two had no working squelch. However, other wireless Mocs I do use are utilized through a large PA system via a large mixing console in a band environment. If you're looking to just have a small amplifier with this style unit I would think most any would do that suits your power and portability needs.
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I've never used a mackie blackjack, if it has a 48 v phantom power switch then yes you can power this mic using that. If not, you may still be able to use it without phantom power but I'm not sure what sort of gain levels you will be able to get
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Short Ans - No. You can if the unit is hooked up to your computer's sound card and the computer has a USB port...as all (most) computers do. There is no USB port on the Mackie
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what kind of "speakers" ? active or passive(they have a 1/4 entry or XLR? )neither way i would recommend this bundle get a real mixer (MACKIE, even PEAVEY)or an audio interface (i am really pleased with steinberg ur series)
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Anyone try running the output through the Fx Loop Send, increasing gain and lowering the Volume(so the speaker isn't heard)?But if this works you'll loose the Power tube phase. I'm using Blackstar Ht Metal's Emulated Output for this purpose.
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Welcome. Glad to help. The performance to cost ratio on this RF transmitter / receiver pair is exceptional, in my opinion.
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Thank you all for the response, I am seriously considering getting a couple of these for my mobile DJ setup. Your help is greatly appreciated!