I have a mackie profx8 mixer and alto professional ts112a speakers for karaoke at home. The music is good but mic sound no good so can I buy this or..
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I would try to find the problem first. Do you need to replace the mixer? or is it the mic? or is a speaker blown? Find the problem before spending money on a solution.
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Yes it will work however you need to understand how a sound system works as far as input and output sequencing. Your cpu will would be the starting point. So CPU>MIXER> AMP> SPEAKERS. But these units are one pre amped which is a good thing. But they are not designed for live vocal sounds mp4 playback does not really count. I would suggest getting at least a selfpowered bheringger PA speaker which is designed more for what you need. Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions just ask
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
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I do believe that this would be compatible with your processor. As far as the scarlet, I am unsure if it would be better or not. I do know that the built in preamp in the PreSonus is extremely well designed. I've been using this for over three years and vocals are very nice and very accurately reproduced. Good luck with your decision either way.
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Hi sorry no idea. I bought this as a gift for a bass player. No idea if it's compatible for karaoke equipment
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I have the same mixer. I looked at Mackie's website and it's the same mixer. I like it and it works well for me.
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I would ask the seller this question but I bought this for karaoke. I have four microphones plugged in and they all work great.
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You nede an audio interface that will turn your analog mic signal into digita so you're computer will recognize itl. A low-cost interface, which does a decent job, is the Lexicon Alpha (which is the one I use). It cost around $55 and you can get it on Amazon. It doesn't have phantom power (which you need if your using a condenser mic) but that's OK, because the dbx has it. Keep in mind that both units have preamps, so you'll have to watch your levels. Anyway, you'll plug your mic cord (xlr) into the dbx, and from the dbx output, you'll go into the Lexicon input (you'll need a cord with a 1/4" male plug on both ends). I realize that a lot of folks use more expensive units, but if you've got the dbx, you don't need anything other than the Lexicon. Also -- The Lexicon has only one mic input, so if you're doing anything more than simple voiceovers, you'll also need a small mixer (and be careful in choosing one...Berringers have an bad hiss...stick with Mackie and you'll be OK).
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Hello there, You can use this device as a mixer. You can take the two karaoke mics and connect to the front mic jacks. You can connect the sound (headphones) out put of the computer to the RCA IN jacks at the back. But now you also need an Amplifier to which you will connect the Mixer RCA OUT in the back. You can connect any pair of speakers to the Amp. I hope this answers your query.
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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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I am not sure - I bought it for the Singing Machine karaoke brand, it is a really good quality mic.
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Yes.I use this for karaoke... just make sure you have the prior connectors (audio source and mics, audio outs to amp or power speakers)This gives control over each Mic and fx(echo, most common) and audio source mixing.
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If the speakers have a audio jack to plug in then yeah. When i mean audio jack i mean something that looks like this https://www.inmusik.co/fs001/Common/Documents/UserFiles/images/TRS%20jack.jpg and the same thing goes for your microphone if it has an audio jack it will work just find or your mic may have a usb which you just plug in and use. Hope i could help.
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Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star... » Read More Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! « Show Less
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I would not buy this either. I got a Tascam US-366 and sent the M-Audio back for a refund.
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No this mic has an xlr (male) connector on the bottom of it. I use it as a talk back mic so that I can talk to the people on the stage while I am sitting at the front of house position (in a pro audio environment). I am guessing you want to use this for karaoke and there are adapters out to make it work for you. http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-Angled-Stereo-Female-Cable/dp/B000068NZG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375893807&sr=8-1&keywords=female+xlr+to+1%2F8 this would work.
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Thank you for your inquiry. If you are setting up a karaoke system, we would recommend getting a USB mixer for your computer in addition to the KRK speakers. This will make it possible for you to mix your microphone levels and speaker levels.