Hey all!

Recently I got a diagram from an audio technician at a company telling me how to make my own -10 dB cut and -20 dB cut stereo box. But now that I made them did I realize that I need one single box with around -25/-30 dB cut. I can see from the numbers I got from the technician that it's not just doubling the ohm numbers to go 10 dB extra.

About to hook up my friend's recently purchased equipment and went to Guitar Center this morning to get the interconnect cables.

I am hooking up starting from top to bottom:

Numark Mixer into
Peavey EQ into
Rane AC22 Xover into
Crown MT1200 for bass and MT600 for mids and highs

Hey, I'm currently using two different types of speakers as my temp monitors. One is a non-powered PA speaker and the other is my Ampeg 4x10 bass cab while going through a Berhinger Xenyx 1202. I'm using my bass head for now as my amp but I can only get one channel into the input so I can only get mono output or the left side out of both of my speakers.

I need a new Win7 laptop for musical use in live performance... (Rompler) and... at most as a stereo field recorder... or perhaps to take a feed from the house mix.

Hello,

I'm wondering which is generally the better method of the two. But what do most people use when recording in bands?

to an interface or home record studio?

the cable dont have the rca plugin just a naked cable

i need an adapter rca?

Hi all - I know the difference between a monaural TRS cable that is used for hum-cancelling balanced line, and a stereo TRS cable that carries two separate L and R signals - my question is, are the cables and connectors themselves one and the same thing?

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I have a Sears (yeah I know) LXI series stereo (from yesteryear).

Can I hook it up to my active monitors?

They are BehgE*Yspo87w3y Truth 2031A's.

I hooked up the rca stereo out into the 1/4 inch.

Mega BUZZ/HUMMING!

Any solutions or finalities?

Thanks!

We all know what it sounds like when we take two channels and pan them hard left and right and delay one track slightly.
If you are recording something in stereo and the converters are not tight does it cause a similar effect?