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Username: Clown573

Post Number: 1
Registered: Nov-05
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what wires do i need for all these to link please

Ok i have two speakers with XLR inputs
My mixer has a red and white phono output
the amp has 2 XLR inputs and 2 speakon outputs.
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Username: Jan_b_vigne

Dallas, TX

Post Number: 6728
Registered: May-04
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JR - This may sound too simplistic, but you require interconnects which adapts to fit your connectors. If the mixer only has "red and white phono outputs", the signal is unbalanced from that point on (as opposed to being a balanced output which is the usual case when an XLR plug is utilized). You simply need to either buy interconnects which move the unbalanced signal along from phono out to XLR in, with the correct (XLR) pin wired as hot. Then a set of cables for the speakers which go from speakon to XLR, with the correct pin wiring. If you cannot find pre assembled cables to accomplish this task, you can use adaptors at the appropriate ends. Adaptors allow more contact points that could give problems in the future. The best solution is to plan out and put together a system where all the connections agree. As you update the system, that should be a priority.




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