Which arrangers, old and new, had an XLR mic input and could add reverb effects to it?

Doc-Z

SD+ & G70 there might be more have XLR mic inputs.

and the PA1x PA2x (PA2x also has phantom power so you can use condensor mic's too).
Dennis

Did the g1000, psr9000pro have an xlr mic input? If I go for a 1/4" as well are there other models featuring this?

DocZ

To the best of my knowledge, Yamaha made a psr line up, but the 9000pro was not actually a member of that lineup. The correct title was 9000pro. ( no psr prefix )
Damn fine keyboard, but older technology compared to modern arrangers. As a stand alone workhorse - I'd love to have another one.

Thanx dennis I want sure about the Korgs....thanx

The 9000pro was marketed as the PSR-9000pro here in Norway, but asside from that, did it have a mic input?

Doc-Z

Doc,

If I recall, the 9000-pro had a 1/4-inch input--not an XLR, but I may be thinkin of another keyboard. The 9000-pro was a great keyboard, and I know of one that is for sale, but it's here in the U.S.. And, as Dave said the technology is ancient by today's standards.

Most keyboards with a 1/4-inch input will accept a balanced connection via an adapter cable and not experience any decrease in either volume level or vocal quality. The right cable for the job has pins 1 and 2 of the XLR jumpered and connected to the 1/4-inch plug's shield, while pin 3 is the hot connection and connects to the 1/4-inch plug's tip.

Hope this helps,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

I have yamaha 9000pro and tyros 2 the 9000pro does have xlr as well as 1/4" mike input, and is still one great keyboard.

I have yamaha 9000pro and tyros 2 the 9000pro does have xlr as well as 1/4" mike input, and is still one great keyboard.