can the mixer remain wired to the rack directly or does it need to be de-wired before closing?
1128913
Hi , I have a Mackie 2404 vlz which I had to put some shims under the top end to get the cables to connect. I do need to unhook the XLR snake cables from the mixer in order to close the top lid. The rest of the cables from the power amp, compressor etc. do not need to be disconnected. It is a good case for the price.
1128914
Yes, there is plenty room in the back for wiring to close the cover. We modified the angled rails to lay flat, and attached plywood as a platform for the mixer, otherwise it doesn't come with one to sit it on.
134031
You need to open the rack to unscrew it from the rails. So if they are closed and locked they cannot be removed. I love this system.
1833057
I have taken it all apart. That is the only way I could get it clean. I am a bit disappointed with the mixer as a whole. I hope you enjoy yours!
1440319
Make sure it's plugged in, switch-on button is on, bar is up. Not jammed with food previously put in. I like to put the food in after I hear it running. I have difficulty with disassembling it. It doesn't want to come apart easily for cleaning.
169988
I can't honestly answer your question, but I have a mixing board with 2 tower 15" running off of it and do not have to turn it past half volume.
1518142
Neither, just plug it to your XLR cable that comes from your mixer and you are set to go.
1952575
Two potential solutions: 1. Have an electrician hook it up directly, bypassing the outlet 2. Buy a pivoting outlet that plugs into the wall outlet and allows to connect the oven plug from the side
1598440
It is true all inputs have seperate controls but I think you want the non powered speakers coming OUT of the mixer amp.
895846
I have not encountered that as yet, I only found it difficult to use the storage container that attaches to the bottom of the mixer. sorry
2236781
Yes, this unit needs to be plugged into a separate amp or mixer. It cannot stand alone.
854054
I just responded to this question, but aster doing some checking, I need to make a correction. I had this mixer for four years before it died.
745519
No. The way it works, you turn the knob at the base till it expands within the hitch receiver making the rack very sturdy. Once it is tight enough, you then use the provided Yakima key to lock the hitch to the hitch receiver. So I just leave my rack on all the time. I actually really like my rack :)
1218073
run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!
1638841
No! The mixer would sit on the cord if you tried to put it under the mixer.
71085
I haven't used mine in such a manner, so I'm not sure. However, it doesn't sound logical. If you use an external mixer,you might wind up with an analog signal, depending on the mixer type. Sorry I couldn't help.
347984
Yes, of course. Just plug the speakers into an un-powered output of the mixer.
532625
Asign a channel for the controller and keep that channel open in you mixer. Make sure your volume is all the way up. my set up is from the controller to my mixer (channel 3 because I have my cd player connected to channel 1 and 2) and from there to my amps