i am fixing to buy a 300 watt power amp and couple of 12" monitors for vocals. can i use this with that power amp and set up?
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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)
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Of course. I use mine with two powered 12 inch mains which are much quicker to set up.
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By the looks of the Seismic, it has the same features than the Yamaha but has one more XLR input. The Yamaha only has 4 and the rest need to be 1/4 inch cables. The Yamaha also has no delay or reverb so you'd need external effects with both. I don't know much about the quality or reputation of the Siesmic brand but it looks like a pretty good little mixer
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I believe that if because is a passive mixer, I have 2 monitors connected to 250 w
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I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume... » Read More I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. « Show Less
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You can't bridge the outputs but I suppose you could just pick an unused output and use that. But be aware that the amp only put out 50 watts @4 ohms and may not supply enough power for a sub
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Adding a power strip should be fine, provided everything plugged into the power strip doesn't exceed 10 amps. I've been running a vox AC15, orange AD15, and a large pedal board with two Voodoo Labs Pedal Power2s at substantial volume without issue.
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Yes. The "monitor out" isn't powered, so you'll need to either have a power amp for monitors, or use powered speakers.
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You want your speakers to be wired into 2 ohms, not 4 in order to get the full 500 watts out of this amp. Otherwise your limited to 300. Let me suggest these speakers, they are what I have and are very impressive with this amp: MTX Audio Terminator Series TNE212D 1,200-Watt Dual 12-Inch Sub Enclosure
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Depends on your situation. If you are looking for a power amp for PA, no. If your intention is to use it at home with components attached to it, yes.
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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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you could but it wont make sense wont get much power, this amp is basically for mids
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Yes, it should work just fine. If you have four sets of speakers, you will half to have a real strong amp.
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I don't think so. It's just a pre amp, I think you need a mixer, which btw you can get cheaper.
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I am using this amp to power four 6x9 speakers. I think this amp will power two 12'' subs. If you want the subs to hit hard and the system to last, I would use a larger amp.
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Yes you will still need an amp. I have 100 watts on mine and it sounds great, very punchy.
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I think it may work but could create an impedance issue and over heat you mixer, not good. I would recommend using another amplifier not less than 300 watts per channel.
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That depends on the room size and you power amp. I run them through a 1000 watt system and it is fine. You would want to add stage monitors so the band can hear way other.
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I used this amp to run 12" monitors 300 watt. They have not let me down. Great for small venues or stage monitors.
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This is a preamp/processor, it has no amplifiers built in therefore 0 watts per channel. You need to hook this to an external power amplifier(s).