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From: "Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: mixers
Josh,
It does look to me as if the Behringer UBB1002 does use
balanced XLR microphone connectors. I think it is a nice
mixer for the price but I would be concerned about trying to
use your microphones with some type of adaptor. You could
have a hum problem.
Do you know if your microphones are balanced? If they are,
then using them with an adaptor should work fine, but if your
microphones are not balanced then I don't know.
I thought I saw some mixers somewhere with unbalanced quarter
inch microphone jacks but I can't find them now.
You might try calling one of the places that sell mixers and
ask them but you might get a hard sell and not be able to get
off the phone without buying one.
Tom
** Message From: josh pearson **
The easiest way for me would be to have a mic on all of the
actors. I am looking at a few different mixers, the one that
appeals to me the most is the Behringer UBB1002.
My mics end in 1/8 inch male connectors, and I have a pretty
good feeling this mixer uses XLR connections.
Should I purchase 1/8 to XLR adaptors? Is there a better
mixer you can suggest that is relatively inexpensive (under
$500 prefferably) that will give me good quality and be easy
to use for the visually impaired?
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