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micbob
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 Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 3:00 pm |
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Hello, Does anyone know if Its possible to run XLR out of master to two speakers and 1/4 out of master to two speakers at the same time or can you only use on or the other? Thanks
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Lonman
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I used to with mine, had my mains off the XLR & a subsequent back speaker connected to the balanced 1/4" main out. Never had any problems.
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jerry12x
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In effect they are a Y connector.
I also used it without a problem.
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jerry12x
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I did use a stereo jack with the sleeve dissconected.
Have a feeling that a mono jack could short out the XLR balanced output.
Will meter it when I get the chance.
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