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How do I connect my SOHO Series Loudspeaker System to an audio mixer?

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HaydenAnn
12/17/2025, 06:46:07 AM

Connecting your SOHO Series Loudspeaker System to your audio mixer ensures you get the best sound quality. Here’s a straightforward guide:

For a single SOHO Series Loudspeaker Cabinet:

  1. Safety First: Ensure all equipment is turned off, and all volume controls are at their minimum.
  2. Signal Connection: Use a balanced signal cable (XLR or TRS) to connect the audio mixer's main outputs to the line inputs (typically TRS) on the SOHO Series loudspeaker cabinet.
  3. Power Up: Plug in the power cables for both the mixer and the loudspeaker.
  4. Power On Sequence: Turn on the audio mixer first, followed by the SOHO Series loudspeaker.
  5. Volume Adjustment: Gradually increase the volume on the loudspeaker cabinet.
  6. Level Setting: Use the PFL (Pre-Fade Listen) function on your mixer to set the input levels. Adjust the Main Mix Level on the mixer to control the overall output volume.
  7. Power Down Sequence: When finished, turn off the SOHO Series loudspeaker first, and then the audio mixer.

For a setup with Active Subwoofers and Passive Satellite Speakers:

  1. Signal Routing: Connect the mixer's output (using TRS or XLR) to the line input (combo jack) on your active subwoofer. Use speakon cables to connect the subwoofer's output to the passive satellite speakers.
  2. Connections: Ensure all other connections are complete as per your system's design.
  3. Power On: Turn on the mixer first, followed by the subwoofers.
  4. Volume Levels: Set the amplifier’s volume to approximately 70% to start.
  5. Mixer Levels: Use the PFL function to set appropriate input levels, and adjust the Main Mix Level to control output.
  6. Power Down: Turn off the stereo power amplifier (subwoofers) first, then the mixer.

Following these steps will help you correctly integrate your SOHO Series Loudspeaker System with your audio mixer, providing optimal performance.

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