I have a pair of Peavey PR 10 speaker,they have "2-way sound reinforcement enclosure 400W handling/800W peak",can I use this Behringer with those?
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Absolutely. Sounds as if though you are in the beginning stages of becoming a DJ. If that's not the case and all you need is a small public address system, then what you have is just fine. First of all you are going to need two "speakon cables" in order to plug into the back of the amp with quarter-inch connectors on the opposite end to plug into the speakers. However; for my personal preference, I've always chosen the "speakon adaptors" and selected standard speaker cable all of which are available at amazon. Check it out. Now if you are planning on DJing then you are going to need some additional equipment, mainly a subwoofer. You are also going to have to up grade to a pair of 15" front speakers . Everything will come into place when you begin to set up. Go over the operator's manual thoroughly and you will be alright . Ask around. GOOD LUCK!!! Recommended subwoofer: SEISMIC-AUDIO-BABY-TREMOR 15" passive. Plenty of bottom. Bought my son one of these and he's very satisfied.
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yes, you can, but remember that you will need the behringer nu4 6000 because you will need configure diferents dps between sub and loudspeakers 2 and 2, because this model is only estereo or mono.
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Yes you can connect the Pyle Pro rack to your Peavey 6. I do caution though the mics are VHF and have a heavy drop out with the microphones. There are times when it is no problem, but if this is your bread and butter I would not recommend these mics.
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I believe you can use the input/thru XLR on this to pass back to an amp that powers the passive speakers. But this will NOT power your passives, if that's the question.
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Of course. I use a BEHRINGER B212D powered 2-way as a monitor wedge for synthesizer keyboards on stage and in practice session. I adjust the equalizer on the same speaker.
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don't know for sure specs say power supply 110 to 240 i would double check behringer phone # in usa is 1-425-672-0816
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This will work fine if all you need is a power supply. BEHRINGER MICROPOWER PS400
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Im sorry I brought it as a gift to someone. I have no idea. But my understanding is this is a DJ console only. U need another Amplifier to power it. So your speaker capacity depends on your Amplifier.
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This is an xlr connector cable designed to fit between high grade microphones and a pre-amp or power amp. No power or speaker I've ever seen is fitted with these connectors. Simple answer is "no" they won't do what you want. You need a basic two conductor cable of the right gauge to handle the power level you will use to drive your speakers.
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The subs are 400rms a sub so you would be powering the pair at there rms range (provided you have the electrical to support 800rms.. and if I recall correctly that Pioneer actually does closer to 600-700rms.. either way still enough power for a P2... As for working good.. your enclosure is where you will make or break the install... I recommend a bigger sealed box. Good luck :)
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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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perhaps not. This is a pro audio speaker that should be matched to amps in the 250-400 watt range. Yours is only 80.
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I run my Android phone to it from the phone's headphone jack. However, as I learned after purchasing the speaker, you cannot run the full (stereo) signal back to the Behringer. This PA is strictly mono, so the cable I use is like this: http://www.amazon.com/Cable-feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Splitter/dp/B0016LFN2C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1384901986&sr=8-3&keywords=stereo+cable+to+rca You will have to also purchase an adapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-Cable-GPR101-Inch-Adaptor/dp/B000068O3S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1384902095&sr=8-1&keywords=adapter+rca+to+1+4+inch. There are two there, but since your Behringer only has one input, you'll plug one of the two RCA ends of your cord into the 1/4" adapter, and the adapter into the Behringer. You won't be getting a stereo signal, but with most music, you won't notice it unless you're an audiophile.
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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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Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom... » Read More Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful. « Show Less
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This should work just fine. I have four of these that I use for various instruments at church all the time. II wouldn't spend the extra money unless you find yourself having signal problems. One of my friends has a Behringer Ultra DI and she actually seems to have some issues interfacing with certain brands of active pickups in guitars, just FYI.
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You should be able to if you have the power to push themI us them for my Dj set up and it brings out the Hi endbut I have them on there own power amp.