What kind of cable(s) do I need to buy along with this one to connect to my BEHRINGER XENYX X2442USB mixer? How many of them? 4? Short ones?
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It comes with a 1/4" but i bought 4 xlr cables. The mic set is junk however. I bought 1 and it broke within a month so i bought another and sent the first back for repair under warranty and they claim they did not receive it and now the second has the same problem so i paid a local repair shop $100 to fix it
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I would recommend getting colored xlr cables ~6 ft or so. Thus would allow you to turn up the blue mic, for example, without having to think which color is where. You will need 4 xlr cables but I believe they come in packs of 6 on Amazon.
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I bought these because I wanted individual control over each microphone and because they are color coded like the mikes themselves. Of course, it also meant I ended up with two extra cables, which I can use as spares. However, the receiver has a line out that combines all four mikes, so you could actually use them without having to buy these cables.GLS Audio 3ft Patch Cable Cords - XLR Male To XLR Female Color Cables - 3' Balanced Snake Cord - 6 PACK
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You just use XLR Male to XLR Female cable. I used GLS Audio 6ft Patch Cable Cords - XLR Male To XLR Female Color Cables - 6' Balanced Snake Cord - GLS Audio 6ft Patch Cable Cords - XLR Male To XLR Female Color Cables - 6' Balanced Snake Cord - 6 PACK
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Channels 1 & 2 have different (higher gain) preamps, branded by Behringer as "Xenyx". It's a selling point and clearly indicated as a feature in the product description. People who are claiming the product is defective because channels 1&2 are louder, don't seem to realize this.
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The AX3040 works great I also use the Behringer XENYX 1202 12 - input mixer it gives you more control over the voice quality.
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one xlr and one 1/4" outputs, your choice, I'm currently using a Countryman direct box for my K&K; pickup for direct input to a mixer...Glenn
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This is a standard xlr connector on mic. Standard xlr cables will work. If you need a 1/4" input you can get a xlr to 1/4" adapter/transformer which will impedence match the 2 connections.
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It's a standard pro audio EQ - You can either use it inline between the Mixer and Amp ( out from mixer into EQ then out fro EQ to Amp) or as an insert on any standard mixer. the N$ has Balanced XLR output so there should be no problem inserting into your signal chain.
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There are two methods of connection, and three possible connection configuration. Two methods of connection: xlr, and 1/4" . If you use xlr you get all four mics on one channel. If you use 1/4" you can use two cables and have two mics total on two separate channels, or you can you the 1/4" to plug in to four channels separately. If your DJ micxer has the xlr and 1/4" inouts then I do not see why you could not connect it to your mixer
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The output from your mixer should go to the mic or line input jack. The link output is to daisy chain to another monitor.
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Here is the manual: http://www.behringer.com/assets/1002FX_1202FX_M_EN.pdf Your signal goes FROM the mixer TO the amp. All you are sending to the amp is a signal, so it doesn't matter what wattage the amp is. The OUTPUT of your amplifier goes to your speakers. You should use signal cables, not speaker cables to run from the mixer to the amp. Signal cables are shielded with a conductor in the center. Guitar cables will work if the 1/4" ends fit the INPUT to your amp.
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I reccomend an external mini mixer. That is what I use to tie in other equipment like another line for another dj, phone, etc. take a look at either at the behringer or Mackie VLZ 402...both are under 100$Rob (DJ Rob-E)
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If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are presently doing it. If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are... » Read More If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are presently doing it. « Show Less
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As long as the microphone cables are not ALL XLR. There's only one XLR channel so if the other mics are XLR you'll just need an adapter to plug them into the mixer.
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Absolutely, I use LXR mic. cables for a better sound instead of 1/4 pin connector cables, Mine is a powered mixer if yours ain't powered then I'm sure you know to amplify the sound from mixer...
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This mixer does not have sufficient mono channels for your application. Channels 2-3 and 4-5 are stereo inputs (meaning they are contolled with the same fader). Some of the larger Xenyx mixers will get you the inputs you need.... something with at least 5 distinct faders to control each instrument's mix individually.Hope this helps. :-)
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The mixer would use standard microphone balanced (XLR) cables to connect. As far as "360" goes, I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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No direct USB/pc connection with this. I bought a "Behringer XENYX 1204USB 12-Input 2/2 Bus Mixer w/USB" (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003EUX2QM/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) so that I can use my pc to do the recording and editing.
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Simple answer. If your speakers are powered speakers, then you simply connect XLR speaker cable(s) from the "Main Output" jacks on the back of the mixer directly into the XLR input jacks on the back of the speakers. If your speakers are not powered (i.e., passive speakers), then you will need to connect the Main Output cable(s) from the mixer to an amplifier first (such as a powered mixer or head). Then connect speaker cables from amplifier's speaker outputs into the input jacks on the speakers.