Live Amps
4 Jun 2009, 20:09What is the best Amps to use with your Fantom X6 to play live? Brand and size, Watts Ect?
Fantom-S and Fantom-X
Live Amps
Re: Live Amps
4 Jun 2009, 23:18PA System. Choose your size and price. You'll be better off.
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Re: Live Amps
4 Jun 2009, 23:43280 watt continuous, 560 watt peak.
JBL Eon 510's
17 pounds each
Nice and small, but big sound.
You do have to test them for noise, however...I had to return a couple before I got ones that did not make a high pitched noise on the 1/4 " channel.
JBL Eon 510's
17 pounds each
Nice and small, but big sound.
You do have to test them for noise, however...I had to return a couple before I got ones that did not make a high pitched noise on the 1/4 " channel.
Re: Live Amps
16 Jun 2009, 05:14I use Roland Cube Monitor CM-30 as a monitor amp which can be combined with another CM-30 to a mini PA system. Great sound, little size and weight, not too expensive, many inputs!
You should try this!
You should try this!
My gear:
Roland Fantom X6,
Roland XP-30,
Cubase 4
Hypersonic 2
G-media M-Tron
Virtual guitarist 2
Cort CJ5X with Taylor pickguard
Roland Fantom X6,
Roland XP-30,
Cubase 4
Hypersonic 2
G-media M-Tron
Virtual guitarist 2
Cort CJ5X with Taylor pickguard
Fantom/Monitor/Mixer Cable Setup
20 Jun 2009, 11:51What is the cable setup between the Fantom X, the Monitor Amp and the Mixer/PA System (ie. how do the cables link between the devices in terms of Inputs/Outputs)?
Re: Live Amps
22 Jun 2009, 00:58I still use an old (heavy) Peavey KB300 with a single pre-amp out to the board.
Inputs/Outputs
22 Jun 2009, 10:23Sorry, maybe I didn't phrase the question correctly. Basically, I havn't a clue about connecting the Fantom X7 to two other devices: my monitor amp (a 50 Watt Crate keyboard amp) and also to the Behringer mixing board (which in turn connects to the PA system).
I just play keyboards for a folk group and the guy who leads the whole thing isn't familiar with keyboard inputs/outputs (A/B), etc. It's not the main issue here but he usually plays acoustic guitar solo (even though they have the equipment).
So I guess my question is into which ports/sockets do cables go in terms of input/output to connect all three devices so I can hear myself through the monitor amp and the church group can hear the keyboard through the PA system?
Thanks.
I just play keyboards for a folk group and the guy who leads the whole thing isn't familiar with keyboard inputs/outputs (A/B), etc. It's not the main issue here but he usually plays acoustic guitar solo (even though they have the equipment).
So I guess my question is into which ports/sockets do cables go in terms of input/output to connect all three devices so I can hear myself through the monitor amp and the church group can hear the keyboard through the PA system?
Thanks.
Re: Live Amps
25 Jun 2009, 17:15Justin:
Take either the mono output from the X7 (Left Output) or Right and Left outs if your Behringer and main house mix are running stereo and plug them into the Behringer mixer. Use a monitor mix out from the Behringer and plug it into the Crate monitor. Create a sub mix on the Behringer for the Crate and use the main outputs of the mixer for the house PA. Done!
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Take either the mono output from the X7 (Left Output) or Right and Left outs if your Behringer and main house mix are running stereo and plug them into the Behringer mixer. Use a monitor mix out from the Behringer and plug it into the Crate monitor. Create a sub mix on the Behringer for the Crate and use the main outputs of the mixer for the house PA. Done!
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