Small Audio Kit
- Timothy Pinkham
- Joshua Barber
Owned by Timothy Pinkham
Introduction
This page explains the contents of a small audio kit, available to borrow from the Tech Commons in the Library.
Purpose
The Mackie 150 compact active PA speaker (with the accompanying equipment we provide) is ideal for smaller classroom settings, indoor events, and intimate outdoor events that require amplified speaking/singing. It is also possible to plug an acoustic guitar, keyboard, computer, or iPod directly into the system for musical accompaniment.
Included in the Kit
- Mackie 150 Compact Active PA Speaker
- Power Cable
- SM58 Vocal Mic
- Mic Stand
- XLR Cable
- ⅛” to ¼” Auxiliary Cable
How to Set It Up
| Step | What to Do | How It Looks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Plug in the provided power cord from the powered speaker to an outlet. |  |
| 2 | Run an XLR cable from the provided microphone to an available input on the powered speaker. |
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| 3 | If desired, plug the provided auxiliary cable into the other available input on the main unit, then connect it to your laptop, iPod, phone, etc. |  |
Audio Controls
- Each input channel has independent Volume controls.
- Channel 1 also has an instrument input button that makes it act like a DI box, where you can plug an instrument directly into the system.
- There are also master Volume and EQ controls, and optional 48V of Phantom Power
