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Topic: Nashville 400 and XLR Out |
Mike Wilson
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Mansfield, Ohio, USA
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Posted 17 Nov 2022 2:08 pm |
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| Can an XLR direct out be put in a Nashville 400? If so, what is involved? |
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Jon Jaffe
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Austin, Texas
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Posted 17 Nov 2022 6:13 pm Edi
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This is what Pevey made in the late '70s to solve that problem. It borrows from the speaker out a signal and converts
it. They work pretty well. They're available everywhere for about 25 bucks.
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Marty Broussard
From:
Broussard, Louisiana, USA
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Posted 18 Nov 2022 9:20 pm
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Mike Wilson
From:
Mansfield, Ohio, USA
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Posted 19 Nov 2022 4:41 am
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| Thanks John I'll have to look into that. I can't understand why they they didn't put one on the 400's as they did the 112's. Maybe they just weren't a thing back then. |
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Bill Ferguson
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Milton, FL USA
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Posted 19 Nov 2022 7:14 am
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A simple DI Box is the easiest way to go XLR.
NV400 PreAmp Out to DI, then XLR cable to mixer
Did it for years and at most of the backline amps at steel shows.
And yes, XLR out was not popular when the NV400 was invented.
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