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Originally posted by Dnj:
The 1/4" jack is a "DUAL" input it will be able to accomodate both 1/4" and XLR


Yes, but unfortunately, the SxA100's OTHER mic input channel is XLR only (not dual).


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Originally posted by brickboo:
Scott says he does not use a mixer. He comes out of his PSR 2000 with the Mic. My question is, Scott are you happy with having the Master settings the same on the SxA 100 for your voice and your keyboard, since you can’t set the channels different?


Yes, I plug my mic directly into my keyboards (PSR2000/Tyros). My keyboards both include a built in dedicted mic EQ & channel mixer.

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Originally posted by brickboo:

You see if I use my Nanoverb it only has 1/4” jacks. If I plug it into the 1/4” jack on the SxA 100, where do I plug my keyboard? Like I said, I don't like the idea of having to use a mixer with this speaker. I want to get out of all this gear and cable hauling.


Boo, here are three options, short of having to drag along a dedicated mixer:

1) Plug your mic into the Alesis Nanoverb and then connect your Nanoverb into your keyboard (keyboard audio input). The output of your keyboard should now INCLUDE your vocals.

2) Purchase a '2 to 1' Y connector plugging the Nanoverb & keyboard into the 2 inputs and pluggying the other 1/4" jack (output) into the the SxA100.

3) Purchase a 1/4" to XLR adapter and plug your Nanoverb into the Mic input on your SxA100 and your keyboard into the Master line in jack on your SxA100. I'm not sure if a 1/4" to XLR" adapter converts the 'line level' signal to XLR 'mic level signal' or not, but it's important that you find out before preceeding with this method.

Scott
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