Hello, Will the A channel speaker output support a mono 1/4" plug or do I have to use a TRS 1/4" plug?
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NO! While the input will accept XLR & TRS, the output jack is Speakon. 1/4" jacks are not designed for speaker use. They do not have the current carrying capacity for this amplifier. 1/4" connectors are rated to carry less than 400 watts. 1/4" connections are designed for a direct short as part of the connector insertion process. This could literally weld the jack & plug together if there was current flowing. Speakon style connectors, banana plugs and spade lugs are the only acceptable connection methods for speaker cabling carrying more than a few hundred watts.
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It depends on what your home stereo has for outputs my friend. If you are using the standard RCA left and right audio outputs you will need a RCA to TRS adapter. These speakers arent typically going to be connected to your home stereo though as they are marketed as studio monitors which are typically going to be attached to a DAC since each speaker is powered individually.
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HiRE an audio and Mic jack, I do not think this is the adapter you need. Both the male and female connectors are TRRS. (Tip Ring1 Ring2 Sleeve) It passes stereo and mic signal and is essentially just a 90 for input and output. If you use just a TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) Stereo In you have only Stereo Out.You can certainly plug it into either a stereo and mic (TRRS) or just stereo (TRS) but output will only be what you put in to it.Hope that helps
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This model has Rca and 1/4" inch plugs for both channels. It should work fine. Great upgrade to your sound!
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Thank you for your inquiry. The Zamp has a setting for bridged mono operation. You should not use a speaker with an impedance that is less than 8 ohms for Bridged Mono operation, or you risk damaging the unit. The Mono Bridged setting has a continuous power output of 90 watts RMS. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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I uses one cable that has trs (tip, ring, sleeve) connectors. The 1/4 inch jack will look similar to a headphone jack.
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every input is TRS it works fine with two zones triggers, in all the only imput mono is the hi hat pedal input, ofcourse you need TRS cables to use this options, if dont you can use both zones.i hope this comment helps you
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Yes all inputs and output are 1/4. You will need 1/4 to 1/8 adapter for most consumer headphones.
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Each speaker has two inputs: unbalanced RCA and balanced 1/4" TRS. From your computer, you will likely use the RCA connectors. Depending on your computer's sound card, the other side would be another RCA or a miniplug.
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probably you would need 1/8" mono to stereo adapter to have signal on all speakers. Broabably not a proper load for TYT 9000 to see on its speaker output. I would keep the level low on the audio on the TYT so that you don't damage the audio output device.
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Buy a 1/8" mono to 1/8" stereo adapter. Should be about a buck at your local Radio Shack or for a couple bucks on Amazon. Some cords that go XLR to 1/8" convert to stereo for you.
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the output wires to the speakers are normal speaker wire, your choice of guage 12-14 would be ok the inputs are 1/4 inch depending on application mono or stereo. I have 2 - 2000's and 1 - 4000 amp in a stereo app and i use these. look here http://www.behringer.com/assets/EP2000_P0A38_M_EN.pdf
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This cable is used to "change" the connection type. This answer assumes you don't have anything too exotic. If your speakers have both speakon and 1/4" connectors you can, most likely, use a "regular" cable. If your amp is stereo, you'll need one cable per channel (assuming one speaker per channel). If your amp is speakon, then use a speakon to speakon cable from the amp to the speaker(s). If your amp is 1/4" then you'll use a 1/4" to 1/4" cable from the amp to the speaker(s). If your amp is mono, you'll need one cable to go from the amp to the speaker and another cable to go from the first speaker to the second speaker. Typically, you just need to match the connectors. Again, this cable is used to change the connection type from speakon to 1/4" or vice versa.
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It really doesn't matter, both will work. However the other answer does make a point. Getting a 3.5mm to dual 1/4 cable is more direct (assuming that you are splitting the signal out to 2 speakers) because XLR is always balanced and 1/4 can be balanced or unbalanced, which is what happens when a stereo signal is ran on a single cable. So in short you are making an unbalanced signal doing this, which XLR does not support BUT 1/4 does (assuming that you are using a splitter cable to 2 speakers)
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If I am understanding your question the answer would be No. There is a 1/4" plug for input signal but not for the output to the speakers.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stereo-1-8-Male-TRS-to-Dual-1-4-Male-Breakout-Y-Audio-Cable-10ft-Hosa-CMP-159-/151134523424 or this http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/live-wire-1-8-trs--dual-1-4-y-cable or this Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 Foot
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you can use it that way or mix and match inputs to outputs, at least the way I tried it. I did not test compatibility of the TRS 1/4" mic jacks but I use mine with the my preamps xlr output to the xlr input of the ART DTI, then outputted through the ART DTI rca jacks to my amps..hope this helps, DR. TONER, INC.