Some Audio Accessories that You May Need

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ahoustondj

ahoustondj

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These little Jewels can come in handy!

Main Site: http://www.avlifesavers.com/index.htm

The Link above shows many other options. It is not just for the Pictured one below.
http://avlifesavers.com/xlrmix.htm

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Do you actually own this product, or did it show up in your Facebook feed like it did for thousands of other DJs nationwide?

I'd hesitate in calling something a "jewel" if you don't know how well it actually works. Just saying.
 
B-Sharp said:
Do you actually own this product, or did it show up in your Facebook feed like it did for thousands of other DJs nationwide?

I'd hesitate in calling something a "jewel" if you don't know how well it actually works. Just saying.
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No I do not own the product. I was doing a Google Search on Small Mic Mixers and this link came up. http://www.avlifesavers.com/index.htm
 
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I had a friend build a fully functional mixer about that size years ago it was pretty cool tried it out the only downside is it was all RCA
 
I assume they're built pretty well, but for the same price, you can get a 3-4 channel Behringer or similar mixer and use it to mix down mics as well as a backup in case the main mixer goes. The AV Lifesaver one is $95 .. this Behry is $99, comes with compressors and USB in/out:

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Well yes, Steve, I agree that for the money, a decent mixer would often be a better purchase (I'm fine with Behringer, but I know people are lining-up to make their "decent mixer" punch-lines right now!)... That said, there's something to be said for additional inputs and versatility, and I could see that extremely small package coming in handy on certain gigs when you don't have the space and/or desire to bring an additional mixer (even a little tabletop 4-8 ch. Behri)...

GJ
 
I use a Soundcraft 12 channel as my regular mixer but I've had the Xenyx 802 for several years. One lasted me 3 years of regular use until it was dropped and I bought 2 more since one for a backup and one that goes with the second system. The quality is comparable to any small DJ mixer and so far so good with the longevity
 
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Dumb question..what IS phantom power?
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It's a voltage applied to the 2 hot leads of a balanced connection. It then becomes available to power a device at the other end of the cable. Most capacitance/condenser mics require a bias voltage to generate a signal .. thus the need for phantom power. Some DI boxes use it as well. The industry norm is 48v.
 
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