Need to plug a 1/4" mono input into this and get audio from both channels. Will this work or require a solder job?
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I looked at the schematic - it is stereo throughout, and no bridging switch. Easiest way for you to do what you describe is a mono to stereo adapter, or an RCA "Y" adapter, so that you split the mono signal and feed both the left and right inputs. Then, you'll hear the same audio in both ears of whatever headphones you plug in.
1082106
I'm assuming you mean that you want to use this cable to chain two amplified speakers together. If that's not correct, please clarify and I'll alter my response. But, in my opinion, I'm not sure if this configuration will work. I would assume that your speakers have a female XLR for the input. Due to that fact, I'm not sure if this would work if you were attempting to daisy chain the speakers in line. However, if you were trying to run two separate lines from a single output of a soundboard (assuming it was a mono output or you are running two left or right channel speakers for some reason), this should work. The point being, the input signal into this cable should be the female end, and the output signal should be coming out of the two male ends.
450566
Absolutely. Another way would be to send it to a mixer, which is what I do, since I also have a Monotribe and a VolcaBeats running as well. Those go to the interface, then to the DAW. Those provide plenty of options for boosting the signal. One note about the jack: it sends a mono signal so make sure you switch your interface over to mono as well.
964583
The box I have is a Cisco. One wire only-connected to the left or the right "OUT-Audio" that goes to the ears sender(Little box with infra red lights). Comes out as monobut sounds like stereo because it comes out of both ear sides. Hope it works for you.
2266604
You need XLR female output cable from DI box to PA or recording interface then input and thru need both 1/4 inch mono jack plug with cable
450564
I pull mine through a mixer, into my interface and into my DAW. The only thing is is that you need to do this with mono cables otherwise your output will be terrible. I love how the volcas sound, so any effort you put into this will be well worth it. PS; I had low output until I switched to mono cables.
1310962
It sounds as if the intercom is a mono system, so you would need something like the Link CLY2FZ Triple Shielded RCA 2 Female To 1 Male Y-Adapter with the Mediabridge wire to get somewhat of a stereo effect. Or you could use a single RCA Male to 3.5mm Mono Male by itself, which would only be a mono feed.
1834868
I have never tried that combo as I used the cable for outputs rather than inputs however it stands to reason it just might work if you trace it back the othe way... I suspect it might be a mono connection though...
2189016
no it is mono, if you switch it to stereo mode it will be the left channel only
1667860
With the proper adapters this can be done. There is a stereo RCA input or with channel 9/10 and 11/12 you could use a 1/4 inch RTS to go thru a channel strip.
909110
You can run either. You can loop it at the speaker and make it mono. Or run both left and right to get a stereo signal. Just depends on your install.
1853183
This should work if there is a provision for the plug to fit in and also if it is for a direct Stereo feed in, otherwise, you will be in need of an adaptor to split the signal and to be very careful of not making the lead too long, or the consequence is signal loss.
1016971
Yes, Eric. Those inputs are "combo" and can take the male ends of either a 1/4" jack or XLR cable.
166265
Yes Mic Input Is one channel n audio input is one channel so yes it will work
886154
I am not 100% sure, but I don't think there is any provision for bringing a stereo signal into the unit whether by mini or xlr or 1/4''. The switch labeled mono/stereo is an output to the headphones and simply provides a means to hear your monitor and your individual input either one on the left and the other on the right ear or mixed together in both ears.
754148
Oh, that's another matter altogether. So you have a single 1/4" stereo (which would actually be unbalanced) connector? If that's the case then you'd be looking for something like this Hosa YPR-257 Stereo Breakout Cable, 1/4 in. TRSF to Dual RCA which would connect to the 2-wire unbalanced stereo output.
801699
If you mean you have four (4) mono instruments and a mono amp then, yes, I expect it would work. It takes mono unbalanced line inputs (1/4 inch plug with tip & sleeve contacts) and has a similar output . . . hooks up well with the instrument input on my amp. Used it for two gigs so far and I'm very happy with it.