K Line Bluetooth Adapter

I really like clear sound of K.2 series. Recommend for DJs live sound.

The Shure A15LA Line Adapter is a useful line-to-mic input matching device for small active audio mixers not having a balanced mic-level output. With appropriate patch cables this is a simple solution to connecting a small audio mixer to an in-house PA system for expanded inputs with local control.

Their Pro line of adapter rings are great.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

This is a subwoofer with directional sound quality in mind from the get go. After having the new K.2 12" speakers for almost 3 months, I knew that the bottom was missing something more than a lot of bass. A long awaited preorder for this mammoth speaker finally was delivered. A simple cross-check to made some adjustments to tell the floor speakers that a sub was in the mix, set the tone for a listening experience. After a song list was sent to the mixer to play, I was totally happy with the sub output not overpowering the mid/highs. It was a clean and crisp balance of audio dynamics in the higher volume levels, even for different genres of music. Mine came with the black 36" extension pole to mount the K12.2 speaker above. Waiting for the protective padded travel case that was just ordered. Was also quieter behind the sub than the front.

Very useful adapter for laptop w/o Bluetooth. Easy to install, and works great.

I have (2) Fives. I like the ability to "line in" and then share that signal throughout the system. You can even "line in" a Bluetooth receiver or use a "y" cable to share between Bluetooth and the signal from a TV, for example.

This little package is highly versatile and mobile. It accepts inputs from just about anything (mics, line in, 3.5mm jack, rca, bluetooth) and turns out a pleasing sound. I got it when it was on sale and find I use it more often than I thought I would due to its versatility. Using bluetooth, I played music out a window for the Fourth of July. Next week, it will be the sound system for an outdoor movie night.

Nice clean signal coming from my Beta 58. Easy to setup for computer interface. Bluetooth is easy to connect and works great. Only minor niggle for that is if you want to switch devices, you have to pair the new one every time. It only remembers the current device. Don't let that deter you though, the pairing only takes a few seconds so it's not really a problem, and if you only use one device for Bluetooth, it is a non-issue. Calling up the FX options takes a little getting used to, and though it has virtual presets available, it might be nice if there were a couple of physical preset buttons you could program. The line in jacks 3/4 share an interface with the USB 3/4 return from the computer, so you are unable to use them if you (for example) want to monitor your Zoom call through the mixer. If it's important to you to have both, I suggest you upgrade to the 10 channel version. Bottom line, it's a great little mixer which doesn't take up a huge amount of real estate on your desk.

i didn't check if the sound quality is better when using the line in wire (as a reviewer in the more pricey model in bluetooth said that such was the case) however i am perfectly satisfied with the sound and mic