Can I come off my Mac and then to 2 JBL Studio Monitors? My old Sony Amp died after 33 years. I don't need all the old amp did.
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Yes. I have mine hooked up to passive KRK's, not horrible for the price, however, it's a class-d as in digital amp. Read up and see if it'll work for you. It's okay, but sometimes there can be foldover below the Nyquist frequency. If I could afford better, I'd get one. But, for the price...
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Yes. Simply attach a male-to-male connector to the output(headphone jack) from your PC to the input on the amp and then connect the speakers. You'll be surprised at the amp's capabilities. I would recommend less power hungry speakers though. Maybe look into some smaller desktop. I wouldn't go over a 30 watt rated speaker with this amp. Under 30 watts and it sounds great.
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Yes...But depending on which JBL's you have, you probably need more power. This amp was very poorly made. I ended up throwing it out after the speaker connections fell apart. I have JBL L-100's and there wasn't nearly enough power. The amount of distortion when this amp was dialed up was ugly.
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You can always daisy chain. There are two monitor outlets on the PA.Or you can use the monitor out to feed another monitor amp.
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You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over powering them....So stay in the 200-900 watt range, QSC is a good reliable amp for these. You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over... » Read More You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over powering them....So stay in the 200-900 watt range, QSC is a good reliable amp for these. « Show Less
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you can only run either your 2 15 speakers alone, or your 2 12 inch, but not all 4 speakers, you would be driving 2 ohms draw on all 4 speakers at once and it would blow the amp, this amp is rated for 2 8 ohm draw max, you need an amp that can handle 2 ohm draw in order to run all 4 speakers, or a second amp for your monitors or subs,
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I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell you if it will work. I can tell you that these are great speakers. I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell... » Read More I own a pair of these monitors. I'm very happy with them. They are passive not active, so they connect to a stereo amp just like any, regular speaker with the standard speaker wire of your choice. You can either wrap the wires around the posts and screw them tight, or you can use banana plugs (which I did). If you go with banana plugs, I would recommend getting ones that you DO NOT have to solder (which I did). It was a hassle and I don't think the connection is any better than a non-solder banana plug. As for your Focusrite Scarlett 212, I don't even know what that is??? So, I can't tell you if it will work. I can tell you that these are great speakers. « Show Less
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Can I purchase 2 units run work off the same amplifier so I can have 4 devices auto connect? Also how does it know which device to play first?
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Good question, I also need the to know. I plan to connect an old amp to the new 4065 bl . Then connect out doors speakers to the old amp. This model ((4065) does not support two room connection. My alternative plan is to buy a portable AirPlay speaker.
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The easiest way is to run a RCA Y-cable out of the headphone jack. That's what I do from my iPod. Otherwise for better sound you'd need to feed the macbook into a DAC and then connect that to the amp.
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Caveat: I don't have two speakers, so I have not tried this myself. But in general, it depends on the audio source - some can connect to multiple Bluetooth outputs (such as my iMac), but some cannot (such as my iPhone). In any event, you would not end up with true stereo output (which would be left side sent to one speaker and right side to the other); instead, you would get the full signal sent to both speakers.
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A) Discreet or Discrete? I'll assume you mean the latter.B) The DAW software isn't really an issue here.C) No. This device has only TWO discrete analog input channels.D) M-Audio Mac drivers may only let you have ONE M-Audio brand USB audio device in use at a time, so don't think you can stack two, or mix this device and another M-Audio device to get 4 input channels. Paying for good driver programming is partly what makes MOTU more expensive. Let's see if anyone at M-Audio will chime in with a correction: there's a small chance they've mended their evil driver ways.
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I don't know if you will get sound out of both monitors because I have never hooked up 2 monitors before. I do know that the sound from this monitor is terrible, it is very weak or low. Trust me, if you buy this monitor you will buy speakers to hook up to your computer like I did. I have no other bad things to say about this monitor except that the speakers suck.
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You'll have to buy one separate, do it though, this amp seriously is so great. I got it for my DM10 drum kit and have a mic plugged into the Aux port and the acoustics are great.
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I would read the manual. I used to do this for a living and frankly I can count on one hand the number of multi channel amps that I installed that had to have all 4 inputs used. Typically there's a set that you can use as two channel inputs that will provide input to all four channels if you don't have anything plugged into those. And typically these amps that required all four channel inputs were very high end like Zapco, MacIntosh, stuff like that.
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Only one set of stereo outs. If running a mixer/out front speakers and monitors get two. That way one power amp is for the subs/speakers and the other amp is for monitors. That my experience with a few gigs under my belt. Plus it lets you regulate more power to monitors and less to speakers and vice versa.
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You sure could. You would need to take the Front Stereo channels (L/R) output from your amp, disconnect them from the current speakers and connect them as inputs to this selector. Then you could connect up to four pairs of speakers (even the one currently connected to the amp) to the selector outputs. Each pair could then be turned on/off individually, and thus you would have the option to restate your current setup. Do note that this equipment is passive, thus it does not amplify the signal, it only divides whatever audio signal comes in between the various speaker pairs. Most receivers those days, however, have plenty of power to drive several speaker pairs at decent sound volumes. If you are going to drive stereo speakers in the manner described above, be sure to set your receiver to stereo/2-speakers (out of surround) otherwise you will find the sound distorted in the other room.
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Hey there, you can do this - have a look at this article - https://support.serato.com/hc/en-us/articles/202304774-How-to-use-your-Serato-hardware-playing-through-your-Mac-s-internal-speakers-using-Aggregate-Device-
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The mono bloc is only a one channel amp...hence the name monobloc. If you wire the two speakers proerly you can run two speakers off the same amp if the impedances are correct. A good STEREO amp should work with two speakers or two monoblocs,