Hello Jay Love. My DJ mixer is already hardwired for power inside of a DJ case so I never have that issue. My speakers i(QSC) have a distinctive blue and yellow IRC END on it that goes into the speakers. What I recommend for Use masking tape, a paint marker, or a LabelMaker to label your cables so that you know where they go to.
Beware of the danger of possible phantom power from mixer, through Male to Male Adapter + Female XLR to mini TRS damaging phone or computer !!! And such hot consumer level signal from your gadget, also might not sound good, straight in to XLR in mixer (preamp for mic level).
Great and informative video!
those subwoofer packs !! love the customization of your cables
Thank Mark, here is an update to the subwoofer packs with a live demo. ruclips.net/video/cHJhMpBE57A/видео.html
Great stuff man! Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome Frank. Thanks for watching.
Thank you brother great tips. I needed this video. This will really help to speed up my setup immensely.
You're very welcome DJ Barry and thanks for watching.
Cool, thats organized 👍🏼
Thank you Anton. Keep the party going!
Great video
Thanks for Watching Marley carroll.
Where did you purchase the quad power boxes?
At lowes bro!
I got some of my power cords mixed up, is there a way to tell the difference between the cord for the speakers and mixer
Hello Jay Love. My DJ mixer is already hardwired for power inside of a DJ case so I never have that issue. My speakers i(QSC) have a distinctive blue and yellow IRC END on it that goes into the speakers.
What I recommend for Use masking tape, a paint marker, or a LabelMaker to label your cables so that you know where they go to.
@@gfire_productions I should’ve done that from the get-go.
Beware of the danger of possible phantom power from mixer, through Male to Male Adapter + Female XLR to mini TRS damaging phone or computer !!!
And such hot consumer level signal from your gadget, also might not sound good, straight in to XLR in mixer (preamp for mic level).