Onstage control for monitoring 4 channels?

dickiefunk · 1st April 2008

Hi.

I am looking for a solution for personal monitoring.
I run a gospel choir and we use backin tracks and I play keys live.

We have a Allen & Heath PA20 powered desk which we then run a multicore for the mics.

I would like to be able to monitor the Choir, Backing Tracks and Keys x2 through headphones and be able to control the volumes of each myself.

What would I need to get to be able to do this?

The budget needs to be as low as possible!

Thanks

nedorama · 17th April 2008

How about a Mackie 1202?

Katalyst_Studios · 28th February 2012

If you are the only one who need to be able to monitor the solution is both cheap and easy. Behringer MA400 (about 20 bucks) headphone amp Plug your FB1 out into the MA400 Monitor In. Turn the FB1 dial on the front of the mixer SLOWLY up until that channel is at the level you desire. repeat on each of the channels you would like to monitor.

neirbod · 29th February 2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Katalyst_Studios

If you are the only one who need to be able to monitor the solution is both cheap and easy. Behringer MA400 (about 20 bucks) headphone amp Plug your FB1 out into the MA400 Monitor In. Turn the FB1 dial on the front of the mixer SLOWLY up until that channel is at the level you desire. repeat on each of the channels you would like to monitor.

This thread is nearly 4 years old! I expect he has found a solution by now.

audibell · 1st March 2012

Old threads have more uses than to show you can read the date. Please be considerate to other users, we've been here many years and may have missed a few posts. Perhaps you could share how you solved this popular question?
Rgds,
WalterT

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dickiefunk Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Cornwall, UK Posts: 3,091 Thread Starter	Onstage control for monitoring 4 channels? Hi. I am looking for a solution for personal monitoring. I run a gospel choir and we use backin tracks and I play keys live. We have a Allen & Heath PA20 powered desk which we then run a multicore for the mics. I would like to be able to monitor the Choir, Backing Tracks and Keys x2 through headphones and be able to control the volumes of each myself. What would I need to get to be able to do this? The budget needs to be as low as possible! Thanks __________________ http://www.richardpenrose.com www.thegracenotesuk.com

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Katalyst_Studios Gear interested Joined: Feb 2012 Posts: 7	If you are the only one who need to be able to monitor the solution is both cheap and easy. Behringer MA400 (about 20 bucks) headphone amp Plug your FB1 out into the MA400 Monitor In. Turn the FB1 dial on the front of the mixer SLOWLY up until that channel is at the level you desire. repeat on each of the channels you would like to monitor.

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audibell Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2006 Location: New Orleans Posts: 293	Old threads have more uses than to show you can read the date. Please be considerate to other users, we've been here many years and may have missed a few posts. Perhaps you could share how you solved this popular question? Rgds, WalterT