If I were to use just the XLR input on this, would it be loud enough to cut a band rehersal/ small show? Is it loud enough?
360115
I'm very satisfied with its loudness. At least to play in small environments. It is also convenient for transportation - light and small.
360116
No. Singing through it with a band with amplified instruments & drums it will not work. For a rehearsal with acoustic un amplified instruments it would be ok at best. 15 watts, & a 6in speaker is not a PA system. You need something bigger for a show. I would use this for singing & playing guitar in a large classroom to students. If you add drums it can't really keep up.
82453
I play bass I have a Direct input from my amp post EQ and another line from the mixing board for the vocals and any other instruments you might want. for me it works great. It will take some tweaking from the volume of the board ->volume of the transmitter->volume of the receiver to get things so it won't clip on you. It takes some getting used to if you wear the earphones in both ears to trust the dynamics of the rest of the band and yourself. but once the levels are correct you will be able to hear everything and save your hearing if its in a loud band.
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
1575635
This has one quarter inch output. Ya know the same cord as any guitar in the world. If your device has quarter inch input then your good. These mics are good and do work from a distance but after getting them i realized how cheap they are. If u plan on doing serious shows then spend more cash and get better ones. If ya doin small shows jus fer fun then these will be good to u. Dont keep your hand on the switch as your rappin. The mic will cut out if your finger is resting on the mic on off switch
644103
Yeah, this is primarily a stage amp. It sounds good at lower volumes but sounds amazing when cranked. It can play a decent sized bar without micing depending on your bandmates gear.
1041559
The only 2 connections that are ready for input are 1/4" & XLRs.....BUT you can have a male Stereo (or 1/8") to male 1/4" (or XLR) wire and you'd be set to cranking tunes straight away.That's how I do it when I am not gigging.
1257643
Pretty loud. You could definitely gig out solo or have enough sound to keep up at a practice with a full band (if they weren't turned up all the way). Surprisingly loud.
1155202
Twisterjester has said it all. If you need more than one XLR (Std mic input) channel, you need to look at other mixers.
929577
You should. Though I haven't tried it I don't see why you couldn't run one mic into the xlr input and run another into the 1/4. But make sure you use phantom power. Great question though. I'll have to try it out myself
831540
It's as good as you make it. Keep in mind it's a modeling amp... Customize the presets you want to use before you try them out live. Thats what practice is for... And yes, it can be as loud as drums. I have mine about 12 feet from our drummer and use it as a monitor. Haven't had the master volume up past about halfway depending on the preset.
724515
This is among the best on the market I think, so if you are going to hear it, this would give you the best chance. Yes, it is loud. It has a volume control. It sounds like you are talking about practicing with it, so I would recommend just plugging in headphones. If you want to use it live like we do, I'd say to use an in-ear monitor system for your band. I recommend each musician having an Elite Core PM-16. Good luck! ~Chris
1216913
If you have a USB interface, u could bring out XLR, 1/4 inch or Red and White to that. The Unit it self does not have a USB on it. This is more for live concerts or shows.Contact me Directly if you have further questions or if you are in need of assistance.Khogan1784@me.com
1375773
u can plug a 1/4 inch high impedance mic into it, but only has one input, and alot of stuff for guitar, not vocals
1598399
Yes you can. Or you can bypass processing and just use it as a preamp. Very versatile for home studio setup. Just play with it and you'll dial up what works for your needs. I bought it for noise reduction more than anything else. Can't beat it for the money.
1542648
If you pre-amp it you could hurt it. This is not designed for super high volume just nice normal levels.
1240788
I would say yes, it has a very usable clean sound if you don't run the gain to high. Also, it works great with a 10 band eq pedal between your instrument. Great rhythm tracks to use as a metradom.
1592519
That really depends on the size of your venues and how much other amp and PA gear it has to work alongside. Personally I gig with this all time - bars and small concert hall types of venues - and it kicks out s lot of sound. 5 piece band with all the setup that entails - and together with the Behringer head I use to power it, the Seismic is more than suitable for me.