How can I connect only one PR 15 Peavey speaker to a Yamaha emx 312 sc power mixer? I know the mixer is stereo and I have 2 pr 15 speakers, but if I needed to save space, could the mixer be used to power a single mono speaker?
Set to mono and turn your balance to one side. problem solved. very old trick. done it many times.
First it is certain that you would not want to plug both outputs of the stereo power amp into one speaker combining both channels into the same speaker. (see image from manual below - also link to manual)
Next I would be very concerned about only using the one side of the main amp out as it could cause an unbalanced load, or you could be driving the load into dead air connection and any of these conditions are destined to cause premature failure of the power amp.
Taking a quick scan of the manual for this unit, it appears what is pretty common to most powered mixers, hook up two matched speakers/loads to each chanel of the output.
Your best bet is to shed those monster cabs, there really is no need for them especially with this sized powered mixer, and get yourself a nice pair of full range cabs like EV1202;s, EV SX300's, or some nice 2 or 3 way 15" JBL's/
Just my opinon.
Link to Yamaha EMX 312 Owner's Manual:
Yamaha EMX Series Owners Manual
SOURCE: The speaker connected to my
Assuming that you have checked the speaker leads for broken connections and that you know the speakers themselves work okay (test with a different amp) and that you can hear sound on the headphone socket
If none of the above solves the problem it is likely that the overload protection fuses on the amplifier output stage have blown and need replacing - take to a repairer
You can find the user's manual here
http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/pa/english/mixers/emx512sc_en_om_d0.pdf
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