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motorhead8 · 11-04-2010, 01:31 PM

Radioshack has a $30 stereo mixer that mixes up to 4 mics, plus an aux stereo input -- all with individual volume controls -- into one single stereo output. You can plug your mics through the mixer, then plug the mixer into the amp. You'll probably need a Y Adapter (RCA stereo-to-1/4" plug) It should sound OK, if the room is not too large. Otherwise, you'll need a monitor pointed at you, because the sound-stage will be out of phase and you won't be able to "hear" yourselves and the sound will get a little confusing.

11-04-2010, 01:31 PM	#7 (permalink)
motorhead8 Groupie Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 1	Run your mic through a cheap mixer... Radioshack has a $30 stereo mixer that mixes up to 4 mics, plus an aux stereo input -- all with individual volume controls -- into one single stereo output. You can plug your mics through the mixer, then plug the mixer into the amp. You'll probably need a Y Adapter (RCA stereo-to-1/4" plug) It should sound OK, if the room is not too large. Otherwise, you'll need a monitor pointed at you, because the sound-stage will be out of phase and you won't be able to "hear" yourselves and the sound will get a little confusing.