Can the Uniden 40-Channel CB Radio PRO510XL in anyway be connected to a PA system with little to no effort? or should i just go with the PRO520XL
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I'm not sure, I hope so though because I still need to install mine, I'm planning on running a PA in mine as well
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Can be connected to a speaker easily however when switched to pa it does not just act as a pa but also as an external speaker for the cb.no way to turn this off as far as I can see. Could get you in trouble if someone is cursing on the channel you happen to be on.
1833329
Go with the 520xl. It has a PA output and a switch just be sure to turn squelch all the way up before hitting the switch. The 510xl doesn't have PA output as far as I know
1002331
Are you trying to use this as an input to the Sub, or an output from the sub to the PA?I am using a RCA to 3.5 mm cable as input from another source to the sub, and then the sub's low level output to monitors, and that works fine. All of those are low level, though. If you are inputting TO the sub from the PA, i would think it would have to be non amplified signal or damage could occur. I'm not sure if the stereo link feature on that PA is low level or not.
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It's easy to use and figure out. We use ours through a small amp speaker and through a mixer with PA type speakers. I am afraid to say 100% for sure it will work with your set up, seems like it should unless there is no amplifier to push the sound. It's a great product for the money, especially if you need something small and simple.
1113957
This is just a speaker with two wires. Make sure your CB is 100w @ 8 ohms and provide your own wiring from the speaker to the CB PA!
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I don't know. Actually untill now I am not using it yet, I bought it for PA system use in our community and no chance yet to try it.
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Go with a wireless system. Get one that has one receiver that supports 2 microphones.
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To be safe I would just hook up the 1+ to POS on the sub, and 1- to NEG on the sub. This runs a single channel to the sub providing the claimed 880W to one driver. Depending on your room size, or if you hook up a second driver you may not "need" more power than this for normal listening levels. If you want to do bridge, MAKE SURE YOU PUT A POWER LIMIT ON THE AMP, bridged 1+ to POS and 2+ to NEG. I have not tried this - but per the documentation. This also assumes you have a 4 pole cable with 4 wires. If you only have two wires in your cable, switch the wire from the 1- pin to the 2+ pin on both ends. Again, be sure to limit the power of the amp!!!!!! Start low and turn it up if you feel comfortable. I should add that this then would be plugged into Channel A on the back of the amp.
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It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific modelbut in my experience most CB's have that capability. It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific... » Read More It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific modelbut in my experience most CB's have that capability. « Show Less
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It wouldn't be my first choice. This radio is ok but it's overly complicated and quality of speaker is not good. If you want good AM reception get a Sangean PRD5 or PRD7. Both are excellent AM radios. If you want a small pocket radio a Sangean DT400 is really good.
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My experience is only with teh PWMA100 PA. It works okay although you may need to tweak the fine tuner to eliminate interference and provide the best reception.
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A few factors are involved with your question... FIRST: You must assure you have the correct ohm impedence speaker cabinets (I believe it is 8 ohm rated) SECOND: You can only connect to Speaker Output B in the Bridged mode (I do not know what will occur electronically but, I'm certain it does not have a good outcome) THIRD: When the mixer is run in Bridged Mode you must calculate the speaker impedence I HAVE USED THIS UNIT WITH 2 DIFFERENT BANDS & NEVER HAD TO RUN IN BRIDGE MODE BECAUSE IT IS MORE THAN POWERFUL TO FILL A MEDIUM SIZED VENUE. I HAVE ALWAYS USED STEREO MODE BECAUSE OF THE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES (OUTPUT A CAN BE USED FOR THE MAIN SPEAKERS - OUTPUT B CAN BE USED TO RUN UNPOWERED MONITORS). MOST OF THE TIME I RUN IN FULL STEREO TO ACCOMODATE THE STEREO KEYBOARD & STEREO GUITAR EFFECTS MY BAND USES.
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Hi James, I'm Jordan. First off I need to clarify which harbinger PA system you have, if it's the 60W or the 120W, I would use the main insert on the back of the mixer and connect a stereo 1/4 Inch Jack to split 1/4 mono jacks, then connect those to the left/mono input and output on the back of the lexicon. Hope that helps. Jordan
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I have two of these B212xl and I've used it in a full band (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals and Bass drum plugged in) setup with no power issues. I didn't use it with the EP4000 tho. I used a Behringer PMX2000 powered mixer rated 250w @ 4ohms Stereo mode/ 500w @ 8ohms Bridged. I've also daisy chained it with a Kustom 12 8ohms speaker each side to bring the load to 4ohms to get the full 250w power (It's pretty loud for 250 watts). These speakers have decent bass for a band setup but not for DJ music in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
1450891
It's not intended for mics to be connected directly to it (at least that is what the documentation says - no phantom power)... if you need that then consider the Shark DSP 110. My band uses this for live sound. At the moment we are running the left and right house channels from our mixing board through the FBQ1000. We've only used it for a couple of gigs so far, but it has worked great.The FBQ1000 only protects two channels.
1633132
Yes, it can be hooked up through a pa system. Very easy to use. Also nice as a practice pad.
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Sure you could connect it to any watt system.. It itself isn't amplified so cannot hurt any system.. And I believe this one does not have balanced XLR out's,so you'd want to get two DI(Direct In boxes) and use two 1/4-Inch cables from the main out to the DI's..