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Join Date: Sep 2007
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I have a Sunn SR8520 powered mixer and I have a Peavy 2600 power amp. I want to use them both either in series or slaved together to boost power. Is there any way to do this? I see that there is a "power amp in" quarter inch input on the Sunn, but it doesn't do anything when I plug the Peavy into it. Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks.
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: ΔΡΑΜΑ - North Greece
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Just to clarify, you can't use the power amp and the speaker outputs of the mixer in combination to drive the same speaker.
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Here is what I am thnking. If I used the Sunn as a mixer, I can then use my effects out into a small mixer that will convert that signal to stereo, run that through the Peavy, then run my JBL's from the Peavy.
I also want to run a main mix from the Sunn's main out to a monitor for the Drummer and I can also use the monitor mix on the Sunn to run a vocal monitor. Am I thinking this through correctly? It all should work in my mind, but I am no expert at this by any means.
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: ΔΡΑΜΑ - North Greece
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Sorry for the touch of my comment, but you don't help us so we can help you. I can't find any instruction mannual for your Sunn mixer, but only two pictures from e-bay. Is this your mixer? ![]() ![]() From my experience about such type mixers of Peavey and from that you want to make, i may to point out some things. 1) There is no need for an extra mixer for driving your Peavey and JBLs and you may consider this pair as the main P.A. system for the audience people. Your Sunn it is mono moreover and in practice there is no profit to turn its efx output in stereo because there is not stereo in your mixer so the same will be heared from the L & R JBL. I suggest you use directly the efx out of mixer to feed simultaneusly the two CHA & CHB inputs of Peavey. Peavey 2600 has double jack sockets (paralleled internally) in each of its inputs. With one signal cable take the efx output of Sunn and connect it in the CHA input of Peavey. With a second signal cable, connect the rest CHA input jack of Peavey to the CHB input jack. Don't make the usual error to switch the Peavey in Mono (it is actyally a bridging of the two channels) via the small slide switch in the back pannel!!! Leave it in stereo mode. 2) As for the second you want to make, you may ask first the drummer if he wants to hear everything from the monitor except the Bass guitar. Because from the main outputs of mixer (these are internally paralleled) it pass the signal of whole the band. Usually the drummer it is interested to hear only the bass guitar to synchronize his Kick drum beat with it. Many times the drummer grates from the hearing of vocalist. 3) I don't know if the vocalist wants to hear from his monitors all the band except his vocal! Make a check if the monitor pot it is pre or post from the volume pot of each channel. If the vocalist wants to hear only his vocal from his monitor, then the monitor pot must be pre, because also the master monitor output in a such case it is individual from the main mixdown. Anyway that you need for the vocal monitor speakers it is a second external amplifier, because the monitor mix out of Sunn it is of line level (not amplified). In this case you can use an amplified monitor also. Generally i think that your Sunn it is some inadequate for so much operations that you wish. If you don't have economic posibility may you are reconciled with some things. Check all these that i wrote and tell me for further assistance. Fotios |
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Fotios, thank you for your input. I know this is not the optimal situation for us, but I think your idea will work for us. We are not concerned about a true stereo sound, I am just concerned with getting the main mix from the Sunn to the right and left of the Peavy. I will try this next wekk and let you know ho it worked!
Thanks for your input.
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Didn't get with guys right away, but everything has worked perfectly. Thanks to all of you for the help!
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