I run a little Mackie 14 channel mixer into a power amp, but I have
several MIDI devices that I need to mix, so that would definitely be
overkill for you. Resist the temptation to buy a cheap line mixer more
than ten years old second-hand at a pawn shop, as the early models that
would be affordable have a hiss that will eventually drive you
completely nuts. I think there are some very inexpensive solutions out
there, I remember seeing a line amplifier in a box about the size of a
computer mouse with stereo in and stereo out powered by a battery or a
wall wart that was perhaps $30 or so.
Christopher
On Tuesday, February 22, 2005, at 06:29 AM, Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
Greetings,
I have recently had to re-connect my MIDI keyboard to my stereo
system. I
was using a tape deck as a pre-amp, but the deck needed replacing...
My MIDI has very limited volume if I connect it directly to an AUX IN
on
my stereo, so I think that it needs a pre-amp of some kind.
How do my colleagues on the List amplify their MIDIs?
Please describe your set-ups.
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