This unit says it has an "audio in" and built in "auxiliary cable". Is this a 1/4 inch stereo jack, or 1/16th inch stereo jack? or RCA type phono jacks? I want to connect a Tascam DP 24 Porta-Studio for portable mixing.
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It has only a built in auxiliary cable, standard 3.5mm iPod/headphone connector. No ports for input/output other than the cable which is not removable.
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Theres many analog in and out jacks on the back panel. There's none however for phono... hope this helps you...
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It comes with a 1/4 I believe is the size and a normal headphone jack. The normal one can be used on any appliance with a headphone jack. The 1/4 size one needs an amp or something a bit beefier because of the size. I always use the 1/4 for better quality sounds but that person preference. It comes with both so you'll be fine
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I've had mi Tascam long enough I don't readily remember, but my guess would be that it doesn't come with a MIDI cable. Besides, if you're going to run MIDI with it, you'll need TWO cables - one for MIDI in and another for MIDI out.
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I am old school but I believe you only need an adapter cable with a male headphone jack on one end and two RCA phono males on the other (left and right channel). The amp only operates in stereo so forget about 7.1. You may already have RCA output (female) on the board. If this is the case, all you need is an RCA cord with male, left/right, on both ends. On the output female jack, you will need a 1/4 inch stereo to mini headphone jack adapter. All these adapters are very inexpensive and available at Radio Shack or Amazon (cheaper).There are no options since all headphones are stereo only. I am old school but I believe you only need an adapter cable with a male headphone jack on one end and two RCA phono males on the other (left and right channel). The amp only operates in stereo so forget about 7.1. You may already have RCA output (female) on the board. If this is the case, all you need is an RCA cord with male, left/right, on both ends. On the output female jack, you will need a 1/4 inch stereo to mini headphone jack adapter. All these adapters are very inexpensive and available at Radio Shack or Amazon (cheaper).There are no options since all headphones are... » Read More I am old school but I believe you only need an adapter cable with a male headphone jack on one end and two RCA phono males on the other (left and right channel). The amp only operates in stereo so forget about 7.1. You may already have RCA output (female) on the board. If this is the case, all you need is an RCA cord with male, left/right, on both ends. On the output female jack, you will need a 1/4 inch stereo to mini headphone jack adapter. All these adapters are very inexpensive and available at Radio Shack or Amazon (cheaper).There are no options since all headphones are stereo only. « Show Less
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1/8" stereo. I have not tried connecting microphone. Instead I have connected mixer output. It records fine. External mics are great too.
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MarszDude is right. I use a 1/4" male to 3.5mm female stereo adapter on my Sony studio headset in the built in 1/4" headphone jack. There is also a pair of stereo RCA in/outs that I use to patch through my USB audio interface into my computer for recording and monitoring from the interface. There is an additional control room out patch in 1/4", too.
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Hi Big G, Thanks for your interst in Seismic Audio! You can connect via the 1/8" output with an 1/8" to RCA cable or 1/8" to dual TS Mono cable, but NOT via the USB port. This is for flash/thumb drives loaded with MP3s. The Slider4 is not an external audio interface for use with your DAW.Thanks,Rusty
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There is only a 1/8" headphone jack, so not with standard RCA cables. However, you can buy a specialty cable quite cheaply. Type "1/8 stereo RCA" into the search for several options. The first generic result is $5 as a Prime Add-on. BlueRigger is $8 (I don't know how good their audio is, but they seem to make quality cables). Monster is currently $16 (not on the first page of results, so add "monster" to the search terms).
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It comes with a USB cable and one 1/8" stereo cable - ie a 1/8" jack either end, not phonos. (The 3 sets of inputs are two 1/4", two RCA phonos and one 1/8" stereo.) There's also the lead for connecting the speakers, which is rather short (1m).
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It be a standard 3mm to 3mm stereo plug length is depending of how far apart you use both units but, keep it as short as possible on the Tascam D60 you will find the camera out insert you r cable there then run it to your microphone input keep the volume of the microphone input on your camera low, adjust the output accordingly whilst monitoring through your headphones. It be also advisable to mount your microphone away from your camera to prevent picking up zoom or other noise whilst operating your camera. Hope this will help you Regards Jack
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You need something that makes the actual sound, and something to connect this item to your sound producer. There are several ways to do this. The standard way is to get some sort of amplifier, and connect this to that with a 1/4" instrument cable. If you don't want to buy an amp, and you have a stereo that has RCA inputs (the red & white cables), you could connect this to that stereo with a 1/4" to RCA audio cable.
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This unit is an inline tube pre-amp. This would typically go between either a mic or an instrument line into either an interface or a power amp/PA system. The only connections into this exceptional sounding pre-amp are XLR (mic connector) and Mono TRS or 1/4 inch Phono plug both in and out ( 2 XLR-1in/1out and 2 1/4 inch-1in/1out). Other than that, there is only the power port to connect the transformer to. This unit is not an interface for recording it is a sound modulation/enhancement device made to work with the actual sound or sine wave of your music. This unit does not pass data or communications traffic nor does it have any kind of peripheral or logical PC connectivity. This is a simple device made for sound.
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Yes the QSC has 1/4" phono RCA phono XLR and Speakon inputs Use the 1/4" or RCA from the MG8cx mixer. You May want to purchase a Y adapter for the 1/4" if only using 1 QSC speaker
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I bought this for a Tascam DP 008 EX and it works perfect. Output voltage is 4-6 volt. The plug is 11 mm. long; it's longer than needed but still works. Is center + (positive). Check the plug in the insert picture to see if that is what you need.
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It has two audio in jacks, one large (1/4") and one small (1/8"). You can use either. Truly great device. I would get it again in a heartbeat. I don't remember if it came with a cable, but it i a pretty standard audio cable, male on both ends.
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Personally, I set it to mono in my DAW. There is a way to combine it to mono by creating your own cable, and I think I may have found one stereo to mono converter online before, but it was fairly expensive. Check out this schematic http://www.cambridge-mt.com/SitePix/Fig2-7aUpdate.jpg