What' the best speaker cable to use with VocoPro Powered Vocal Speakers, when connecting to a mixer.
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Its just a standard RCA cable from the mixer to the speakers. You may have to get an 1/4 cable adapter to plug into the output of your mixer. There are different brands out there depending on what you like. Now this pair comes with its own speaker cable that's 25 ft long and you just have to plug it in.
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Yes, any size wire will work. Even the best speakers in the world with heavy gauge wire will have some very minor distortion, regardless of the thickness of the cable. I used some small gauge wire and the sound quality is remarkable. It would not make a difference if I were using a thicker conductor. Just make sure the polarity is the same going into the speaker as the receiver/karaoke.
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This cable is used to go from a microphone to a mixer, audio interface, or speaker.
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you have to buy an XLR cable. I thought this mic would come with one but it doesnt. The xlr cable goes from the receiver into the mixer you are using (or directly into the speaker). I then have the mixer connected to the speakers. Hope that helps!
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Most speakers use a different connection for audio so I don't think this cable would be best for that application, based on the speakers that I use.
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No, like almost every other stage vocal microphone you will need a microphone cable with XLR connectors.
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The XLR cable is the type of cable best suited for microphones and pro audio. If your mic requires phantom power there are adapters you can buy to use with your mic if your not using a full PA system with a mixer. Nady makes an inexpensive unit SMPS 1-X.
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This connector has a male and female XLR (3 pin) for connecting a mic or to a speaker chain or mixer. There may be XLR to 3.5mm or XLR to USB adapter cable. I use this cord from amp to mic.
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The Behringer powered speaker you have is ok for the price. When you can afford it, move up to QSC K series units.To add to the good advice in both responses.....I suspect you may be using a 1/4" phone plug which may be stereo in a mono input, follow the advice in answer 2, and use decent XLR pro grade cables. Also, you may be over driving the power module in the speaker by using the wrong mixer/out - speaker/in combination.
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Standard audio cabling. Either use one with XLR3 connectors (male on end end, female on the other) or a cable with XLR3 female and 1/4" TS (or TRS) ends. 1/4 X 1/4 will NOT work; the speakers only have an XLR3 male output.
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This is a standard mic. When buying a cable , buy "xlr mic cable" they're standard unless you need 1/4 inch male to the mixer
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From your mixer out plug your XLR cables into the sub and use the XLR out from the sub to your other powered speakers
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I run 2- 1/4trs to xlr cables from the main out to the inputs on my amp (any wattage amp that powers your speakers). Depending on your amp input any quality instrument cable should work.
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I use a XLR x XLR cable to connect to my board. Or you can use a 1/4" x 1/4" cable. These can also be had from Amazon for an inexpensive price. I have been using them for over a year now and I love them. Easy to set up and sound great.
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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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Any regular speaker wire should work, however, something with "banana clips" would be ideal. You could go with these :-)Audioquest 10' Pr Rocket 88 SBW -PK/BFAS Bananas
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I use a small mixer for the connection between the Line out on PC to XLR in of the RP8G2's.