Can I use mixer's main out go straight into KT108's Inst 1 and 2 inputs? I want to use it as a PA., hook up my band (vox, guitar, electric drum etc)?
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I made a mistake...I have two Behringer amps...this is the smaller one....it is only 20 watts and won't do a great job of supporting all that you want to accomplish. I can't see this doing a good job at benig a PA. You may want to look at the Behringer Ultratone K900. This one has the 3 inputs and can support what you are looking for; 85 Watts
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I haven't tried. My understanding is it will not allow more than one input to be output together at the same time as it is not a mixer. Ask the manufacturer direct.
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I have four ts outputs from two keyboard (ts) outputs going into my mixer (and an XLR mike), so I think it should work for you. You might not be able to balance the three instruments as independently as you may want, possibly, since the mixer inputs are paired (1 with 2 and 3 with 4), but you can use the pan knob to tweak the balance that way. I've got stereo pairs going in so it works well for what I do. And the sound quality is very very good for the price.
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If you are using a powered mixer that has a main out AND a main in, you can daisy chain the FBQ1000. Some of the powered mixers I've seen have a main out with no built-in return. I use feedback destroyer between a BBE Maximizer and a Crossover when I run sound for a live band.
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I run my Peavey 14 channel mixer into a Behringer Equalizer that has a subwoofer output, then it's a XLR out to the first subwoofer input, and then I run a crossover XLR to hook up the second Subwoofer. Works very well.
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Hi Richard,I use the Behringer FBQ6200 for both studio and live applications. this EQ is designed for 3 outputs (right, left and sub). However, there are many ways to accomplish what you want. The answer is yes. What I have done is use channels 1 and 2 for mains (R and L) and used a Y splitter on the sub-out and connect them channels 3 and 4 (mono subs) but the over all sound of the kik and bass guitar is amazing.I have included a link to the EQ's manual. Have fun. http://www.behringer.com/assets/FBQ6200_FBQ3102_FBQ1502_M_EN.pdfSir Julio - SirReale Productions - Santa Rosa, CA Hi Richard,I use the Behringer FBQ6200 for both studio and live applications. this EQ is designed for 3 outputs (right, left and sub). However, there are many ways to accomplish what you want. The answer is yes. What I have done is use channels 1 and 2 for mains (R and L) and used a Y splitter on the sub-out and connect them channels 3 and 4 (mono subs) but the over all sound of the kik and bass guitar is amazing.I have included a link to the EQ's manual. Have fun. http://www.behringer.com/assets/FBQ6200_FBQ3102_FBQ1502_M_EN.pdfSir Julio - SirReale... » Read More Hi Richard,I use the Behringer FBQ6200 for both studio and live applications. this EQ is designed for 3 outputs (right, left and sub). However, there are many ways to accomplish what you want. The answer is yes. What I have done is use channels 1 and 2 for mains (R and L) and used a Y splitter on the sub-out and connect them channels 3 and 4 (mono subs) but the over all sound of the kik and bass guitar is amazing.I have included a link to the EQ's manual. Have fun. http://www.behringer.com/assets/FBQ6200_FBQ3102_FBQ1502_M_EN.pdfSir Julio - SirReale Productions - Santa Rosa, CA « Show Less
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I personally think there are much better options for connecting your audio source to the house mixer. The mic input on this unit is XLR, so I'm not sure how it could work. The 1/4" monitor input does not transfer through the same XLR channel output only the headphone output. I'm a big fan of most Behringer products, but not this one. Look at the Radial Pro AV or similar DI box. Good luck!
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If your using as a stage monitor it would come from the mixer out from the aux sends to the Mic/line input. The link output is to connect a second monitor to have the same mix come out of it...
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The mixer is to be used with a main amplifier. The mixer cannot drive the speakers directly. BTW when you connect the amp to the speakers check for the minimum load / impedance to make sure it will drive 4 ohm speakers.
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There's only one input so I guess technically you could. If you wanted to use it as a small PA you would have to go into Fender Fuse and make a very clean amp model. It has only a guitar cord input though so you would need an adapter to go from a microphone plug to a guitar plug. I can't help but think there would be a better amp to use as a small PA. Maybe a Fishman Loudbox that has an acoustic guitar input as well as a microphone input.
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You can. I have a four channel mixer that I run my guitar to ( it's an Lexicon Lambda) it works great when I'm recording piano or guitar. I use a pair of Audio Technica headphones to listen to my mix plugged into my Lexicon. When I don't use my Lexicon I just run straight through my speakers when I'm mixing virtual instruments.
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Yes. I use the mic input for the output from an aux send off my main mixer. The rolls unit is essentially then a headphone amplifier with a two channel mixer. Just don't send the rolls XLR output back to the mix or you will get huge feedback.
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You can connect it with two xlr cables from the main output on your mixer to the inputs of the equalizer. Regards Rasmus Pedersen
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I run a cable from the head phone jack on the computer to an input on the mixer. Works great for me.
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This unit will work. It is overkill for the application you identified. There are several DJ type mixers out that will do a better job. If you purchase this unit also purchase adapter cords to connect RCA , 1/8 outputs to 1/4 TS inputs on channels 11 and 12. This will allow you to use the limited 2 band EQ. There is no EQ on the RCA input
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While this particular unit is not designed for this, you COULD do it if you used the headphone output (one of them) to send the signal out to the main mixer. If you do this, you would NOT want to use any inputs from the main mixer into the Rolls, just an input from your mic and input from your keyboard. Not ideal, and the main mixer would be getting a "headphone level" signal sent to it. Could introduce unwanted noise because that would be an unbalanced signal.
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Yes, for the ADAT alone, but only if you dream of picking up the 8-channel mic preamp. If you're questioning about the extra 2 inputs, then I doubt you'll need to spend the extra. For me, the more inputs, the better. Not everyone has the need to mic a drum set or more than two acoustic instruments at once like I do. For me, this is just the beginning, I'm gonna keep looking for a good used 8-channel preamp. The reason I got this is because my old, reliable MOTU 896HD with 8 mic/inst inputs up and died on me.