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Example 2: One Spectrum PA loudspeaker with vocal microphone & guitar with active pickup:
MIX
METER PULSE
MOOD PARTY
Example 3: Two Spectrum PA loudspeakers with remote mixer, DJ controller, etc.:
MIX
METER PULSE
MOOD PARTY
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Microphone
Acoustic guitar
with active pickup
Power
MIX
METER PULSE
MOOD PARTY
Connect a dynamic microphone to the Ch.
1 Input using an XLR or 1/4" (6.35 mm)
TRS cable. Connect a guitar with an active
pickup to the Ch. 2 Input using a 1/4" (6.35
mm) TS cable.
Note: When using the Spectrum PA
loudspeaker with a guitar, we recommend
using one with active pickups rather than
passive pickups. If you use a guitar with
passive pickups, connect it to an external
preamp or direct input (DI) box, and
connect the
loudspeaker.
Also, we
microphones
loudspeaker
microphones. If you use a microphone that
requires +48V of phantom power, we
recommend connecting it to an external
phantom power supply before connecting it
to the loudspeaker.
Connect the left and right output of your DJ
mixer, controller, etc. to Ch. 1 Input of each
loudspeaker using XLR or 1/4" (6.35 mm) TRS
cables.
Tip: To send the same mix to both Spectrum
PA loudspeakers, connect both channels of
your DJ mixer, controller, etc. to the Ch. 1 and
Ch. 2 Inputs of one loudspeaker, and then
connect that loudspeaker's Link Output to the
Ch. 1 Input of the other loudspeaker. Both
Spectrum PA loudspeakers will then play
identical summed mono mixes.
DJ controller,
mixer, etc.
Power
line-level output
recommend using
with the Spectrum
rather than
to the
dynamic
PA
condenser