The FEX800 has two modes of operation: mono and stereo. It features balanced 1/4" and XLR inputs and outputs. But the picture only features 1/4'' jack in and out... no XLR, can you make sence of this??? The FEX800 has two modes of operation: mono and stereo. It features balanced 1/4" and XLR inputs and outputs. But the picture only features 1/4'' jack in and out... no XLR, can you... » Read More The FEX800 has two modes of operation: mono and stereo. It features balanced 1/4" and XLR inputs and outputs. But the picture only features 1/4'' jack in and out... no XLR, can you make sence of this??? « Show Less
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this item was a gift., I dont have it in my possession. SO i canmty answer you properly. Sorry
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The description is inaccurate, or as someone else pointed out, a conglomeration of descriptions of multiple different units. The unit has no XLR inputs or outputs. It has 1/4 inch phone plugs (L and R for both input and output). The L in both input and output is designated as mono. To run stereo, you will need 4 1/4 inch phone jack patch chords.
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Go to the websight and download the manuel. There is an explanation for this there. Indeed there are no XLR inputs or outputs only 1/4 inch.
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Most of your better outboard gear (stand alone reverbs, delays, choruses, etc...) don't offer RCA outs either. And remember, some of the features offered on this unit aren't all in stereo. But you wouldn't want to record in stereo effects anyway. You want to be able to dictate in your final mix where to send your effects ( for example send one on your board would be reverb and send two or {aux 2} would be your delay.) This is a great little unit for the price. Behringer has come a long way since the days of being considered junk.
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There are 2 inputs. True there is only one 1/4 inch input but there is an XLR input for a mic.
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To my knowledge, only with a mixer (small, medium, or large) that has an effects send control for each channel and allows your effects device (FEX800 or other) to connect into it via the effects send/out connection. I use this configuration with the FEX800. I hope this helps.
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Hello, This unit does have Balanced outputs on XLR's as well as Unbalanced outputs on RCA and a Digital Out. So you just take one of the outputs of the CD player to the In put on your reciever/amplifier. It might be labled as an AUX input.
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Lori, There are basically 3 types of audio input output jacks used on todays electronics. 1. RCA jack 2. 1/8" or 3.5mm jack 3. 1/4" stereo or mono jack The Behringer HPS3000 Studio Headphones come with a 3.5mm jack and a 1/4" stereo adapter. When it comes to headphones, these 2 types of jacks cover 95% of all headphone applications. I also have a Yamaha organ, and mine has a 1/4" headphone jack...I have about 300 hours of use on my Behringer HPS3000 Headphones and they have surpassed my expectations and continually sound better at every use! I hope this helps you in your decision.
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No this has just an XLR input and no 1/8th. It's not a multi jack like some inputs.I use a lab mic with 1/8th and knocked up my own cable adapter for it...male XLR to 1/8th female. Little bit of soldering time and say $3.00 you've got it sorted. The pre amp is so good!...it's worth doing I assure you. Or go buy an adapter lead if you don't want to do it yourselve.
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The output is a mono 1/4 connector non balanced. It has two xlr balanced connectors, one per channel.Usually TASCAM recorders have two 1/4 connectors - left/right - You will need a Behringer HA400 4-Channel Stereo Headphone Amp - Or a Y split. Y-SPF-2SP 1/4 Inch Mono Female to Dual 1/4 Inch Mono Male Y-Cable 6 Inch-by-TecNec
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As Mark already mentioned, it is a bit of creative counting. 1 - 6 are mono inputs. The next 4 inputs are 'double' and can take individual input signals but the pairs share a single level control. To individually control them, you'd need to use both hands and PAN while you slide the main level for the pair of channels. Then similarly, the two Aux 1 & 2 are stereo too and similarly do not have separate controls and are therefore only marginally useful as individual distinct inputs.
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Personally, I set it to mono in my DAW. There is a way to combine it to mono by creating your own cable, and I think I may have found one stereo to mono converter online before, but it was fairly expensive. Check out this schematic http://www.cambridge-mt.com/SitePix/Fig2-7aUpdate.jpg
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It has two channels in and two channels out along with a stereo output. Stereo is always two channels. Whether you directly record to two separate tracks or one stereo track (to break into mono later) is up to you and your recording software. Of course you will have bleed on both tracks from both mics.
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Hi there. All are male. Channels 1 and 2 have a D.I. pre-EQ out. , PLUS a 1/4" send and return EFX loop. There is also a general Mix D.I. out for both channels. Additionally: Aux. inputs for 1/8" and 1/4" - I haven't had occasion to use these, but I imagine one could plug in an iPod here, and finally, a footswitch, which I elected to not purchase. All XLR's are male, all others are female. Are you running the Loudbox through a larger system? If so, a direct box (D.I.) is usually used due to the separate power sources. I hope this helps.
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The 4 XLR inputs create individual mono files from the mics attached. The attached mics, 2 at 90 degrees as shown in picture, create a single stereo file. All 5 of these files can be mixed using an audio package. I did this using 4 mics and the 90 degree onboard to record my nephews band playing a gig. I remixed the audio using those files and then laid that over the video track of same song. worked beautifully.
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The FBQ800 equalizer is used to compensate for your particular hearing losses and has separate right and left outputs. What I use is Behringer's MiniAmp AMP800 for my headphones as it has four independent stereo outputs.I don't really have any hearing loss but I very often don't like the sound coming out of my television. By using both the FBQ800 and the AMP800 I can have exactly the sound that I want. These units are made to connect together and both cost about $70 each which considering the high performance and ultra-low noise is a great deal.
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I believe the scarlet version has another xlr port, where the solo only has 1 xlr for a mic and 1 1/4 jack port for an instrument.
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Correct, there are stereo 3.5 mm line in and line out jacks. The balanced mic inputs are on the two XLR's only (which are much better for mic level signals than a 3.5 mm single-ended jack).The line input and output levels are at a nominal -10 dBV level with a maximum of +6dBV. The input Z for the line input is 23k ohms. The 3.5 mm line input has a rated S/N ratio of 90dB and on my unit is actually better than 96 dB which is as low as I can measure and is totally inaudible in any recording situation. There is a separate 3.5mm stereo phone jack with 25mW/channel output into 32 ohms. Correct, there are stereo 3.5 mm line in and line out jacks. The balanced mic inputs are on the two XLR's only (which are much better for mic level signals than a 3.5 mm single-ended jack).The line input and output levels are at a nominal -10 dBV level with a maximum of +6dBV. The input Z for the line input is 23k ohms. The 3.5 mm line input has a rated S/N ratio of 90dB and on my unit is actually better than 96 dB which is as low as I can measure and is totally inaudible in any recording situation. There is a separate 3.5mm stereo phone jack with 25mW/channel output into... » Read More Correct, there are stereo 3.5 mm line in and line out jacks. The balanced mic inputs are on the two XLR's only (which are much better for mic level signals than a 3.5 mm single-ended jack).The line input and output levels are at a nominal -10 dBV level with a maximum of +6dBV. The input Z for the line input is 23k ohms. The 3.5 mm line input has a rated S/N ratio of 90dB and on my unit is actually better than 96 dB which is as low as I can measure and is totally inaudible in any recording situation. There is a separate 3.5mm stereo phone jack with 25mW/channel output into 32 ohms. « Show Less
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Balanced outputs are only needed to combat audio degradation in long cables. Since you're likely to be pretty close to the club's sound system inputs, there is no need for a balanced output
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I bought a model 2 "boosted sync" cable from that seller for my CDX and it works perfectly with this box. From what I understand you would need to get a cable that includes stereo jacks because the model 1 outputs mono sound by default, but I'm not sure since I don't have a model 1 or RGB cables to go with it.