Bluetooth Transmitter To Pa Amp Youtube

I needed to send line out signal to a wireless transmitter at mic level. I needed to get a signal from one end of a Dutch barn to the other to feed second PA on the lawn. Selected the center setting and plugged into the 2nd PA and away we went.

Our stadium PA system is under powered In regards to the amp. The Dynamite gives my dynamic mic the boost it needs for announcing. I HIGHLY recommend the Dynamite if you are looking for a signal boost.

I use this mainly for practice with headphones. It also works and sounds great through a PA. I was pleased to see I can also use it through my guitar amp. The amp and cabinet simulations all sound great. So I’m hoping this will add different character to my amp when needed for certain songs. It’s a great addition to any rig!

Using between microphone and amp for a simple PA system in a large dining hall. Handheld recorder plugged into the high impedance line while feeding the XLR to the amp. Works great.

This is an amazing system and is spot on for all my needs. I use this as my PA and acoustic guitar amp and it's so portable, you can pick the sub up with one finger! Also, great for the patio to stream music and you don't even have to plug in the power cord since it's battery powered as well. This is a home run!

This transformer matches a mic made for a PA to a Guitar amp instead. I works well for matching 2 pieces of equipment that were not made to work together. This is the next best thing to using a high impedance mic with a guitar amp ( 1/4 plug ) or a low impedance mic with a PA or amp with XLR plug. Works well but eliminating feedback is not it's job.

I use this mic in front of my Mesa Lonestar to get my guitar through our band's PA. Of course, the exercise of micing an amp takes a bit of trial and error regardless of which microphone you buy, but once I found the sweet spot, the e609 did the rest. Through the PA mains (and through recordings), I've come to find the representation of my amp's tone is very true and clear. I'd totally recommend this mic to anyone looking to get their guitar transmitted through their sound system. I'd buy another one of these in a second; all I need is another amp =)

This product help me solve a big problem. I am now able to broadcast from my PA/Amp to a conference call and our meetings are great.

I installed it in my rack case with a power amp for my mobile pa gigs; It sure made life simple with no power strips to deal with plus the added confidence of stable , clean power for my mixer board and wireless system; Needless to say, I am extremely happy with the product and the quality for the reasonable price.

I generally play with one other person through this, but occasionally we get guests who either sing or need to plug an instrument in. This can accommodate all of us and we use the BT400 not the 600. We use a Mackie thump speaker out of the subwoofer port which helps with fullness of the sound, not that it's bad to begin with. The only amp we used to bring along with our old PA was the bass amp but don't even need that anymore. Awesome sounding, portable and all the basic functionality you would need for a two or three person crew. The portability is awesome, we only use when when we play out as we have a dinosaur Peavy PA for practice that stays where it is. I use this Yamaha as speakers for my computer if I know we have a lot of time between gigs. Awesome for just playing music or trying karaoke at home too. If you're going to be playing a passive instrument through channels 5-8, you're going to want a booster.