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Old 12th February 2007, 01:11 PM   #1
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mono speaker wiring

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how do you wire a speaker to monitor in mono? Do you connect L and R from amp to juct one speaker? I'm concerned that this would just give you one side and not mono...Do you connect both Left wires to both speakers? Or will this cause phase problems...Any one know?
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Are you coming out of a console or a DAW?

If you're coming out of a DAW, Pro Tools, for example, you'd make your output "Analog 1" or ADAT 1 instead of Analog 1-2 or ADAT 1-2. then just wire one channel of the amp to the speaker.
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The signals need to be summed together, in the console for example.
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o.k. so could you set up a mono channel in cubase and assign all your outs to that channel, and send that output to the speaker?.....
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You can make a summing cable:

http://www.rane.com/note109.html

Or buy a little passive summing mixer for $20-30.

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o.k. so could you set up a mono channel in cubase and assign all your outs to that channel, and send that output to the speaker?.....
This is how I'd do it. Picture a world without stereo. You'd still have multitrack consoles. They'd have one output. This way the signals are summed properly.
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