Can either the LP5A or the LP7A units be used if you do not have the L85 stand (I use a Quiklok style for ease of setting up on gigs)
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My assumption, looking at the pedal unit, it needs the stand (or something) to attach to so it doesn't tip over. The support board in the back, rides about 1/2 inch above the floor while the pedals are on the floor. But using the pedals would knock the whole thing over. I assume you could screw two triangle pieces to the ends to keep it stable, but it appears to need something to keep it from falling over. Hope this helps.
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i have mostly used them unamped, but I have a cmoy amp that I use with it sometimes. Works fine.
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I use them with a small mixer with reverb, or you can also use a reverb box between your mic and your L1
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You should only need to power it up and feed the "XLR through output" from your mix board into one of the XLR inputs on the front this amp. If you're plugging in mics they should be XLR balanced mics for best results.
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It looks like you should be able to. There are audio "in" jacks (1red & 1 white) on the back of the unit. There are also a couple of USB ports on the front of the unit but I don't know if turntables are using them now. It is a nice system with lots of power, I like mine!
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I believe the LP2020A is a better amp. It is a Class-T amplifier, whereas the LP-808 does not appear to be. I have both but have not had the chance to compare them side-by-side with the same inputs and outputs. That said, I will stick with the Class-T amps for similar installations going forward. Hope this helps....
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I think that you can use just about any stand with these. Great choice, I have these and they sound awesome. Mine however are wall mounted.
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I use a Lepai LP-2020A+ with mine and it sounds pretty good in my opinion. You get a little distortion at very high levels but that is only at extreme volumes.
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You would need a preamp depending on what type of turntable you were using.
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I've never used an amp like yours. I use tube gear. I got this preamp because the output of my MC cartridge is not very high, though they call it a high output MC. It did give me a more dynamic input to my tube preamp. I bought this unit because I've had satisfactory service from other Cambridge products and mainly because it will work with both MM and MC cartridges. I have another turntable with a regular output MC cartridge and may attach the Cambridge to it in the future.
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It does not have turntable pre-amps. But if your turntable has regular line outputs, no problem.
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personally (not that amp specifically) I used a Lepai 808 as a preamp for volume bass treble and bass boost controls, into my amp's high level inputs. MUCH better results than RCA direct which wasnt quite loud-sensitive enough throughput. the LP-808 a 5-6 watt cheepo (10 bucks or less) but great sound quality used as a preamp. its also not seeing the load of a pair of speakers, so it doesnt use much current or warm up, distort, etc. if you want your stuff to really rock, go that route, seriously!
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I am a professional radio mix show dj and I have mixed my show utilizing a Logitech X-530 5.1 system for years. I am personally looking to upgrade now since my amp seems to be dying. I can't turn up my sound past a certain volume anymore without the speakers cutting in and out so it has to be the amp. To answer your question, yes, without question!
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From the Yamaha site: "The LP-5A has sustain, sostenuto and soft pedals for a true acoustic piano playing experience with your P-105 or P-95 digital piano. Requires the L-85 stand for mounting purposes. The LP-5A is available in black to match P-95B and P-105B or white to match P-105WH." Notice you will need the stand kit installed if you don't already have it.
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yes you need small stand for bass mic and 2 tall msic stands for the cymbal mics
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Hi, I think you meant receiver or integrated instead of straight amplifier. If you connect to a Auxiliary input or tape in etc. you would need a Phono pre-amp (step up transformer) then use the chassis screw to ground the turntable.
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Hi,You don't need the Bellary VP130 with that turntable. I thimk the AT-LP60 doesn't need a Pre Amp. Check on that first. On the other hand, the outputs of both, the turntable and the preamp (bellari) are RCA cables. I didn't see that input on the yamaha HS5. Check on that also...Alfredo