Can I use this PA speaker with Yamaha MG82cx Mixer?
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Yes, my current set up is the 2 K8 with the Yamaha MG8cx and I works perfectly for live performances.
1943781
Yes, if you are using just one k8 then get a calve that has two 1/4 inch phono plunge to RCA this way you can go from the mix with 1/4 outs to k8 RCA ins to me it sound better
1943782
Yes. The speakers can receive any kind of input (ie XLR, 1/4 inch, RCA). That mixer's outputs are 1/4 size. (and you can always use adapters).
1943783
The QSC K8s are awesome speakers, and they will work fine with your Yamaha mixer, as you will connect through XLR cables.
1943784
You should be able to as it takes RCA, 1/4" (Guitar size) and Microphone inputs. It is very versatile.
1943785
Yes you can. It has many inputs. You can even use both mixer's output on PA's input. It will work like a charm! Enjoy it!
1943786
Yes Lin, you can use the QSC with any mixer. I use ours occationaly with a small Beringer model. The QSC also has 2 inputs and controls built into the unit for smaller 2 mics , mic and guitar or mic and keyboard combinations. Two separate volume controls and some EQ are available but no built in effects as found in the MG82cx. The QSC sounds great very clear and loud.Good luck
1943787
Yes, any non-powered mixer will work with a powered speaker cabinet (such as the K8). I believe the Yamaha MG82cx has 1/4 inch outputs? The K8 can take either 1/4" or XLR as inputs.
1943788
Yes the QSC has 1/4" phono RCA phono XLR and Speakon inputs Use the 1/4" or RCA from the MG8cx mixer. You May want to purchase a Y adapter for the 1/4" if only using 1 QSC speaker
1385822
Yes you will need something like a pa system or mixer. I use this with a peavy fx-2 mixer. Speakdrs if you want to hear sound.
1892788
It should work, you would need to have a plug or cable to adapt it to your PA mixer.
1096770
Yes. You can use this with any mixer that has main outputs, channel inserts or insert points located elsewhere.
75433
I know of no reason you couldn't add the Yamaha speakers to your set up as long as the power and ohm ratings match those of the Klipsch speakers.
1977075
I guess so. You would be using the PA speaker as an Amp, so it should work.
1175738
There is an input to bypass the amp called "speaker level input" but that would really take away the nice part of this speaker. I would try to get a line level output from the mixer if possible and use the subs power
1457430
it's, my believe you can as these are powered speakers. I used them with my keyboard played through an non powered mixer.
2089623
It can certainly be used as a mixer/amplifier. The PMP2000 features XLR and 1/4" inputs.
970971
Basic mixer since amp is built in to speaker . i have had no problem with speaker
1081751
Heaven's yes. You could use it with any power amp as long as it has 1/4 inch inputs or you have adapters (the output on the mixer is 1/4 inch) I use it with a number of power amps and I also use it to premix 4 instruments into a small 100 watt fishman acoustic guitar amp when I play in little tiny venues. The size of the power amp will make no difference as the mixer just sends a low power signal. The only thing I've found that I don't like with this mixer is that the RCA inputs are very low gain and there isn't a lot of signal to the phone jack either (I also use this mixer for home practice, running instruments in along with an mp3 player into the RCA's and no gain control for those inputs - you don't get much volume even with everything turned up as loud as you can)
2270003
Hi. Not if you are using the built in phono stage. If you have an amp with facility for MC then you can.
1809690
Depends on your mixer...but most likely. The receiver has an 1/4" and XLR Out in the back. If your mixer has a Mic input with the same, you're good. Adapters are handy to have ... my Numark has an Aux In on each deck I can go XLR to RCA and plug into that and it works well.
1711896
This mixer does not have a powered amplifier to drive speakers built into it. It works great with powered speakers, and you could also use it with external amplifiers to drive your speakers.
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Yes it will, as long as your input to your PA system is 1/4 inchMicrophones have and XLR connection, which is normally connected to an XLR connection at the other end. If you don't have an XLR (3 pin) connection at the other end, and it is a 1/4 inch connector at the input of your mixer or PA then this will work fine.
2014907
That depends. Your speakers must have analogic inputs or outputs, either p2 or RCA. Mine works great with a pair of amplified computer speakers.
619964
Yes you can, you just need a mixer/pre-amp with phantom power.I use behringer Xenxy Q802 usb and works like a charm