Can i connect this speaker to my Fast Track C400 Audio Interface? It has 4 balanced analog outputs on the back.
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Hi JB - you can connect your C400 to the LSR305. Using a TRS balanced 1/4" cable, connect the monitor outputs of your C400 to the 1/4" input of each speaker. If you have any questions feel free to contact me directly at timbrown@daleproaudio.com or call us toll free at 888.462.7828. Best regards, Tim Brown | daleproaudio
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Not sure - I would take speaker to Radio Shack and see if they can match one for you.
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I never tried that, but it should work. They are line level out and in. Not sure why you'd want to since the sliders mix to the power amp main anyway. I really liked my PMP4000 mixer until things started to blow out. Input channels blew out simply by plugging a mic in. After repair, it worked for a while then other parts blew out. And I was treating it like a baby. Changed to a Yahama unpowered mixer and powered speakers. I still like the operation of the PMP4000 better. You might want to be careful with this mixer.
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I have that setup with 2 audio inputs and output to an ampamplifier. It works fine
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Hi Shawn, yes you can. I just googled the Alesis SR16 and found it has four audio outputs--a main left and right, and an aux left and right. Connect the main left and right outputs of the Alesis (1/4" unbalanced cables) to the "line" inputs of the Powerwerks (1 and 2)
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It is an 8 ohm 50 watt input speaker so It should balance with your system if they are also 8 ohm. Hope this helps.
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It has 1/4 "control room outputs" in the back. You should download the manual pdf. I do not use the 1/4 outputs. I run the balanced outputs into the computer sound card balanced inputs. I am not a professional engineer. I would assume the 1/4 control room outputs are compatible with monitor speakers, etc. I use this just for self communion.
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I'm sorry there's not enough information here . Where is your mixer in the chain from input to output i.e.. speakers. A integrated amp should have a tape monitor loop where the E.Q. would go and it would be able to use it to effect the sound signature from any input. This might help. The output of my pre amp goes to the input of the E.Q. then the out put of the E.Q. goes to the inputs of my two amps. See that way it can modifie the signal so the amps produce the signal you want to go to the speakers
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Hi Milton, we don't recommend this type of speaker connection. Also the Sony LBTSH2000 Mini Hifi Component System is using a special speaker port connection. -Vincent
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This is an instrument (1/4" TS) cable, not a speaker cable, so it only has GND and Signal . . . thus not balanced. See here for an explanation http://www.sweetwater.com/insync/cable-buying-guide/UNLESS your MIDI interface has a balanced output (the speakers do seem to have a balanced input) you won't see a difference anyway . . . if your MIDI does have a balanced output then you need a 1/4" TRS (notices the R here) cable to transfer the balance signal between the two.
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The connection points to the receiver are proprietary, the connection points to the speaker are hardwired. If the speaker blows you can splice a regular speaker wire to the connector and as long as the replacement speaker matches impedance you should be fine.
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I wouldn't recommend this. Speaker outputs are designed to drive 8 ohms of impedance with high current. Line-level audio inputs have a much higher input impedance and require far less current. Using a speaker output to drive a line-level input can cause the voltages at the input to become vary large, almost certainly distorting the sound, and maybe damaging your equipment. Get the step-down transformer described above if your device has no line-level outputs.
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Sure. That should work ok. Wire your 4 ohm speakers in pairs in parallel and terminate on each of the 2 inputs. The switch has impedance matching settings as you increase the number of speakers. Terminating more than 4 wires will be the challenge under the terminals. Oh by the way. This switch was under $30 just 2 months ago, not $47 today.
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Yes, if you know what you are doing. You should not use this speaker, though. This is a level of hardware that requires quite a bit of tuning, and can't be used as a simple replacement. You will need a crossover, and a good high power tweeter to pair this speaker with. This speaker (it's one speaker, not a pair) should only get a 80Hz to 5Khz signal with a 12 dB / octave slope on the high end, and the steepest drop off you can manage on the low end. It's difficult to find tweeters that can handle the same wattage as these. I like to use series wired pairs of infinity 2 ohm tweeters amplified separately (4 ohm load per channel).
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Google these words " hifiman ef-5 with 400 " without the quotes. There's a stereotimes article that addresses your specific question.
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You can "Loop out" of one into the other with an XLR Cable. Speakers input and The output is labeled Link in the rear. That's it.
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You will need the correct cable to connect the sound output from your computer to this mixer. Most likely you can use the correct connection for your computer to an unbalanced 1/4" input on this mixer. For example 1/8" TRS miniplug (headphone type) split into two 1/4" connections such as this: Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 Foot