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Karaoke Setup

CTU_Agent · 2009-10-29 07:56:38

Hi, Perhaps someone could help me. I have attached my current Live Karaoke Setup. The problem is during karaoke when the mic is in use and the music is playing the amp clips. Music on its own is fine, but as soon as I try applying some volume to the mic during a performance- the amp clips the speakers, and through past…

29-10-2009 7:56am

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CTU_Agent

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Hi,

Perhaps someone could help me. I have attached my current Live Karaoke Setup. The problem is during karaoke when the mic is in use and the music is playing the amp clips.

Music on its own is fine, but as soon as I try applying some volume to the mic during a performance- the amp clips the speakers, and through past experiences too much of that will blow my speakers.

My setup is as follows (see diagram)
Laptop with Karaoke Software to external soundcard/mixer

Sound is out through main mix channel on mixer to AMP

AMP out to speakers via speaker cable

Wireless mics connected to mixer with XLRS

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#2 29-10-2009 10:41pm

electrogrimey

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Don't know much about it, but to me it sounds like your speakers can't handle the wattage of your amp, AFAIK the speaker wattage should be a good bit higher than the amp's. Quick search on Google found this pretty conclusive answer to a similar question.

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