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i have four active and two passive speakers how do i hook up to amp Assuming they are ALL mains and not for monitors connect this way: Connect the passive to the A and B powered outputs. Please read ...

B212D powered speakers internal amps damaged by power surge in our home. Can they be replaced with new amps and what would cost be. johnssale@gmail.com Cost by replacing the amps would NOT be cost ...

My UB2222FX mixer has lost stereo channels any ideas if its worth the time and money to fix? How is it fixed? It should be repairable. Some simple testing will isolate the bad section. A common ...

low freguency rumble in my behringer 1202fx. problem goes away sometimes when i switch unit of and on but no effects You are somehow feeding back. Maybe the effects are on with an echo setting. First ...

I want to know how to send the signal from a Europower pmp 3000 to two external amps Plug a balanced TRS (tip ring sleeve) cable into either main or monitor 1/4 inch jacks and then into the amp. ...

the mixer has xlr main output x2 and jack unbalanced output x 2 can i connect 4 amps using this The output jacks are PSUEDO balanced so use TRS cables and you should be able to drive two amps from ...

I don't have a problem. Just a question. I have a behringer pmp3000. Where is the best place to connect two mackie active speakers for maximum results. There is no such thing as "MAXIMUM" results.

i have a beringer sx3242fx, i need to know the best compatible amplifier to use my samson speaker that pushes up to 500 w Almost any amplifier will work so there is no "best"... Just make sure the amp

how do i reduce effects reduce echo if you have echo during session try installing foam around the room you are in ... so that sound don't bounce off the walls to mic on a recording session..

...is up, etc.. .......if that didn't do the trick, then you will need to go into the Audio Settings menu on your computer..(or protools) and change the default playback device to your mixer (probably ...