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How to plug a microphone to a mixer (phonic am 220) and then to a stereo system which has some aux entrances?

May 19th, 2010 Benz

my microphone has this (http://shopping. yahoo. com/p:Shure%20C15HZ:1993077289;_ylt=AoOhYqYjlqifPL7R9ZzVtol77yQF) type of cable (the “F” on both sides, forget about the “M”). PLEASE HELP

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One Response to “How to plug a microphone to a mixer (phonic am 220) and then to a stereo system which has some aux entrances?”

1. soundman_jaybee says:

   May 19, 2010 at 2:56 am

   The mic plugs into one of the large 3-pin mic inputs, turn up the ‘gain’, level and ‘main’ to hear the sound if you have an amp and speakers attached.
   If recording straight to a stereo input use the two RCA’s marked ‘REC OUT’ – if your mic is a condenser, switch phantom power on. For testing put headphones into the ‘phones’ socket.
   You have two more optional outputs ‘main’ goes to your main amplifier, ‘control room’ is a second output which you could use for foldback…
   Hopefully that will help??