Can i connect my numark dx 200 directly to an amplifier

Michael; press the helpful button and check the links below for CS 200 X Amp.

Peavey Diagrams Schematics Service Manuals

Peavey Schematics Circuit Diagrams


http://www.clubdediagramas.com/archivo/audio-equipos-de-musica-amplificadores-reproductores-etc-a7/peavey-m168

Or an earth problem (connecting cable problem) or dirth in potentiometers or some leaking or bad capacitors

The signal path to follow is explained below:

*Audio Source(Cd/LapTop/Ipod)output to,
*Numark 5000FX Input, Then master/main outputs go to,
*Behringer FBQ1502 Inputs, then outputs go to,
*Pro600 Power Amplifier Inputs, then power amp outputs hooked up with a speaker each side.

Hope this helps.

Hi,
Yes, you should use CD inputs and should work like a champ, hope it helps..

Your gonna have to open it up, Tighten her up.

Since there are no headphone outputs on this unit, I'm not sure what the trouble is. Please be more specific. Thanks.

This should help:
http://www.numark.com/images/product_downloads/cdn25_quickstartguide.pdf

You do need an amp.and a mixer. You mixer should have microphone jacks, and a pream or switch to allow you to use lowZ, High Z or amplified microphones.

In UK the Numark DM 1002X is £99.

The Numark PRO TT1doesn't seem to be available any more.

I think that something is wrong. The phono connectors are exclusively for vinyl turntables with phono cartridges. In case you connect a cd player or other compatible source at these connectors the sound is highly destorted and the result is terrible. Could you please clarify me what audio device do you use at the phono input.

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Run the RCA cables into TWO channels of the mixer. PAN those two in opposite directions to create stereo signals inti and out of the mixer.