how does it connect to an amp?
1945130
I have it running through a Mackie powered mixer and that is the best way so that you can adjust the settings for the beat sound. microphone cables bought separately.
1945131
You connect the microphone to an amp via a standard XLR (or mic) cable. Depending on your setup (if its different than a traditional xlr input) you can find cables that have a standard female xlr (the end you plug into the mic) and whatever you need on the male end (i.e. xlr, trs, rca, whatever) to plug into your setup.
1945132
You need a mixing board to connect to an amplifier. A very few amps have a mike connection where you can plug a mike directly into an amp and I have a DVD player that has 2 mike connections. Ordinarily you need a mixing board to plug one or more mikes into an amp. The mixing board I have is a Behringer 1202FX which is an excellent compact mixer and it connects to an amp with either a stereo RCA cable or stereo 1/4" plugs/cable using an auxillary or any analog line input.
1945133
You have to buy a mic cable that has an XLR female connector on the end that plugs into the bottom of the mic and the other end has to be compatible with the type of jack on your amp. Some amps have a 1/4" jack and others have an XLR female jack. Find out what kind of jack is on your amp. You may have to use a mixer between the mic and amp also. That is determined by what type of amp it is. You may have to go to a music store to get some answers.
1281093
You hook up the subs through the read output using the speaker cable that connects to your sub. Plug in is banana plug for amp and 1/2 inch jack for speaker.
1659905
I never used the one I purchased, I bought a docking station instead, but to answer your question, It connects to your I-Pod on the bottom just like the factory cable you use to download music or charge your unit, the other end would connect to your amp/pre-amp or computer either in the front or back depending on you equipment. Hope this helps ~
515404
Another AUX input, a spot to connect a Bluetooth adapter and it is set up for an amp.
2014835
And yes, if I did not make it clear. You DO NOT hook this up to an AMP......you go through a CABINET. This IS your amp.
652806
Cut the plug in off and wire it up to one of your speakers... No amp needed
1276995
The amp you run it through should have an audio output. That is the only way I know of unless you are good at splitting cables.
1968967
It will connect to the audio input of an amp to send to your speakers. That's all my friend.
1597987
The amp connects to your stereo head via two low input cables. Much like the composite cables on a tv. The mono block then connects to a sub speaker. So technically, yes it connects to both.
1323301
Yes it can be plugged into an amp. I have not tried it with an amp so I'm not sure how well it will work. Hope this helps!
1896695
No it does not, It has to be connected to an amp box & do not buy it - it want last a year... at least mine didn't. Bought June 2014, & it does not work as of today.
36396
There are outs for midi, usb and a sustain pedal so you can hook it up with adapters, but it's not a straight through 1/4 cord to amp connection. Check out the slesis website for videos and details.
577810
Take 1/4 inch jack into the input and connect it to the othe amp in the input
192837
An amplifier has a high current draw. I wouldn't plug an amp in there. The connector on the power supply is referred to as the 'courtesy' and is meant to connect smaller things like another voodoo labs power supply or perhaps a power strip (to connect 9-12v adapters to power pedals)
1281094
The amp has two outputs for speakers. 8,4, or 2 ohms. The connectors are banana type jacks.
542785
The RCA connectors are inputs. However, as a pass through there are two additional RCA's as outputs that output the same signal that you put in. This lets you 'daisy chain' the connect amp with other components in your system.
425659
It has a regular 3mm jack on it if you are talking about an amp you would need a 3mm to 5mm adapter to fit an amp hope this helps