Yamaha receiver's 1/4" plug requires an adapter for the headphone's 1/8" plug. Audio comes in fully only when the mic button is pressed. Ideas?
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I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
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If you haven't already done so try using the headphone line out to the amp. That should work.
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The mini to stereo 1/4" adapters are very inexpensive. That is the solution to connecting my Sony miniplug headphones to the Headphone amp.
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I don't remember if these headphones came with an adapter. The attached cable is terminated with a 3.5 mm plug or 1/8. It sounds like your piano has a 1/4 jack. Mono price and radio shack have the adapters. I hope this helps.
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There are adaptors available for the 1/8" plug. However, you should be sure that mic is compatible with the KRK KNS8400. You can find that out through the V-Moda manufacturer.
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you need to adapt the mini-plug to a 1/4 inch phono-plug to get the sound into the device, and you will probably need to get a cable with mini-plugs and a mini-to-phono plug adapter.
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There is an 1/8 inch port on the side of the micrphone where the cable connects. You can plug the 1/8 inch on the next microphone into this port.
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You don't want to use the line input for the Mic, you should use either a 1/4 inch or XLR input
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You need to plug a headphone amp into the converter's output. It only outputs line level.
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I discovered similar issues with my recently purchased HA400. It was the headphones!!! Not every headphone, but the type with microphone built in, designed for use with phones. It seems that some (all?) adapters do not correctly place their internal contacts for the special plug that comes with these headphones. Instead, the signal is shorted out and makes it appear that the amp is broken. Happened to me until I figured it out.
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I will work with any 1/4 inch jack plug in. I have an alesis DM7x and it works great. I use my DW 5000 double bass pedal with it and the kick pad has plenty of room for it.
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Oops?! Are you asking about input? Out output? Input, you have many options! 1/4", the xy built in mics, or a mixture of both. As for adapters for an xlr> 1/4" for the input, the radio shack near me has them and it works fine... For the output, there is an 1/8" (headphone) jack used for monitoring as well as an external speaker. I hope that this helps?!
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Yes, you'd need to adapt your PC from 1/8th inch to 1/4 inch. You'd also need to do the same on the headphones and the phone. The downside is this will only pass mono (either left or right) through it, so you'd need to combine the left/right channels prior to coming into the mixer.Essentially the mixer is designed for things that don't have left AND right, something like a guitar, it is just one signal.
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You're best bet is to get an XLR mic and an XLR - 1/4" adapter. I did a short search for USB - 1/4" adapter and only found the opposite...
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Buy a chord with a headphone jack on one end and rca on the other and plug it up to the headphone jack of receiver to input of amplifier. You will probably need an adapter plug too for headphone jack to match headphone chord.
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There is although assuming you have headphones with a standard 3.5mm (1/4") jack, you will need to buy a 1/4" -&gt; 1/8" adapter
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The headphone jack is a standard 1/4" stereo. If your headphones are 1/8" you would need a 1/8" to 1/4" stereo adapter.