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ZRX Series: what is the Hi-Pass output for?
The Hi-Pass output on ZRX Series speakers passes only frequencies above 120 Hz, so you can send the low end to a subwoofer and the highs to your tops.
WeiterlesenZRX Series: how to use the phase switch
The phase switch on your ZRX Series subwoofer corrects phasing between the sub and your main speakers. If the bass sounds weak, flip the switch and keep whichever position sounds fullest.
WeiterlesenXGA series: what the ground lift switch does
The ground lift switch on the XGA series amplifier breaks ground loops. Engage it when you hear a constant hum or buzz in your audio.
WeiterlesenXGA series: what is bridge mode?
Bridge mode sends the signal from a two-channel amplifier to a single speaker for more power. Here is how to wire an XGA amplifier for it.
WeiterlesenHow to set up and troubleshoot an XGA series amplifier
Set up your Gemini XGA series power amplifier and fix common issues, covering power, gain, LED meters, stereo and bridge mode, connections, impedance, fuses, and troubleshooting.
WeiterlesenWRX Series: how to set up your speaker
A quick setup guide for the WRX Series column array. Check the box contents, assemble the column on the subwoofer base, and connect power safely.
WeiterlesenHow to connect a microphone to your WRX series speaker
A quick three-step guide to connecting a microphone to your Gemini WRX-843 or WRX-900TOGO speaker, from setting MIC mode to dialing in the level.
WeiterlesenWRX series: How to connect a line-level source to your WRX speaker
How to connect a line-level source to a Gemini WRX series speaker, covering stereo devices like DJ mixers over RCA, 1/8", or XLR, and mono instruments like keyboards and active guitars.
WeiterlesenWhat is the difference between UHF and VHF wireless systems?
UHF and VHF wireless systems differ mainly in the radio spectrum they use. Here's how to pick the right one for your setup.
WeiterlesenResolving Bluetooth connectivity issues with the WPX-2000
WPX-2000 Bluetooth dropping or refusing to pair? Work through four fixes, from a quick reset to a firmware update.
WeiterlesenPA-SYS15: How do I connect my speakers together?
The PA-SYS15 pairs a powered speaker with a passive one. Here is how to run a single speakON cable between them so both play together.
WeiterlesenFlat sound almost always points to an EQ setting. Here's how to check the EQ on your speaker, mixer, and controller, then set a neutral starting point.
WeiterlesenIf your Gemini speakers won't turn on, this guide walks you through the connections, power cable, and internal fuse so you can find the cause fast.
WeiterlesenMy speaker powers on but I cannot hear anything
No sound from a speaker that powers on is almost always a level setting or a loose connection. Work through the audio chain from source to speaker to find it.
WeiterlesenMy powered speakers will not produce sound
No sound from your powered speakers is usually a loose cable, a muted source, or a level turned down. Here are the checks to run, in order.
WeiterlesenMy amplifier's volume is extremely low
Low output from your amplifier usually traces back to cabling, source level, or the wrong mode. Here are four quick checks to fix it.
WeiterlesenCan I hook up powered speakers to a powered mixer?
A powered mixer sends an amplified signal, so it pairs with passive speakers. Connect powered speakers only from a line-level output, never from the amplified main outs.
WeiterlesenNo sound from your wireless system? Try these fixes
No audio from your Gemini wireless system usually comes down to power, levels, batteries, or a channel mismatch. Here's how to check each one.
WeiterlesenHow to change the battery on the WRX-900TOGO
A step-by-step guide to replacing the battery in the Gemini Sound WRX-900TOGO portable line array PA speaker. Covers the tools you need and each step from opening the back panel to reconnecting the...
WeiterlesenA step-by-step guide to checking and replacing a blown fuse in your Gemini speaker, including how to spot a blown fuse and safely swap in a new one.
WeiterlesenGSW-T1500 speaker battery replacement guide
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the rechargeable battery in the Gemini GSW-T1500 speaker, including the tools and matching 12V / 9AH battery you need.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: Does it work differently on battery vs. wall power?
The GPSS-650 performs the same on battery or wall power, with no difference in sound. Plugged into the wall, the battery charges in any switch position, and fastest in the CHARGE position.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: How do I connect two GPSS-650 speakers to an external mixer for a stereo PA setup?
Wire two GPSS-650 speakers to an external mixer for a full stereo PA. Send the mixer's left output to one speaker and the right output to the other, with each channel set to LINE.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: How do I connect to a second GPSS-650 speaker?
Pair two Gemini GPSS-650 speakers over Bluetooth using TWS, or chain them with an XLR cable when you are running the wired channel inputs.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: How to adjust the angle on a speaker stand
The GPSS-650 stand mount tilts between 0 and 7.5 degrees. Here is how to unlock, tilt, and lock the angle while the speaker is mounted.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: Can the GPSS-650 be used for karaoke?
Yes. The GPSS-650 has two microphone inputs, an onboard equalizer, and an adjustable echo effect, so it works well as a mobile karaoke setup.
WeiterlesenGPSS-650: Can I play my mic or instrument through two linked speakers?
The wireless Link only carries Bluetooth audio, so mic and instrument inputs won't cross it. Run an XLR cable from LINE OUT on the first GPSS-650 to a LINE input on the second.
WeiterlesenHow to pair a GMU series wireless system
GMU series wireless systems pair automatically out of the box. Here's how to re-pair a transmitter and receiver and fix a group assignment on the GMU-G100, GMU-M100, GMU-HSL100, and GMU-M200.
WeiterlesenHow to charge the GMU Series wireless components, which units need charging, and what the battery LED tells you.
WeiterlesenGMU Series: how to change the transmitting frequency to fix interference
If your GMU wireless system picks up radio interference, you can switch its transmitting frequency for a cleaner connection. Here are the steps plus tips to keep the signal stable.
WeiterlesenGMU-G100: Do two pairs automatically run on different frequencies?
Two pairs of the GMU-G100 do not pick different frequencies on their own, but you can set them manually in seconds and they stay put after that.
WeiterlesenGemini wireless microphone frequency list
Operating frequencies for Gemini Sound wireless mic systems, including the GMU, UHF-6100 and UHF-6200, VHF-01/02, and UHF-01/02/04 series. Match your channel or group setting to its frequency in MHz.
WeiterlesenGEM series: what phantom power is and how to use it
Every GEM series mixer has a +48V phantom power button for condenser mics. Here's what it does and how to use it without damaging your microphone.
WeiterlesenPhantom power (+48V) on GEM series mixers
How the +48V phantom power switch works on Gemini GEM series mixers, which mics can use it safely, and how to avoid a loud pop when connecting XLR cables.
WeiterlesenES-210MXBLU: no audio in one or both external speakers
No sound from one or both external speakers on the ES-210MXBLU? Check the amplifier cables, confirm gains are up and power is on, then contact Gemini support if it persists.
WeiterlesenHow to use the FM radio on your ES-210MXBLU speaker
The ES-210MXBLU scans and stores strong FM stations automatically. Here is how reception works and what to do if it is weak.
WeiterlesenES-210MXBLU: How to connect your mobile device via Bluetooth
A quick step-by-step guide to pairing your phone or tablet with the Gemini Sound ES-210MXBLU so you can stream music over Bluetooth.
WeiterlesenHow to use the included wireless microphones on the ES-15TOGO
Set up and use the two included wireless microphones on the ES-15TOGO all-in-one PA system, including channels, volume, and vocal priority.
WeiterlesenHow to use the FM radio on the ES-15TOGO speaker
The ES-15TOGO auto-tunes and stores strong FM stations. Here is how reception works and what to do if signal is weak.
WeiterlesenES-15TOGO: How do I extend the range on the wireless microphone?
A few quick checks can extend the wireless microphone range on your ES-15TOGO: a fresh transmitter battery, a clear line of sight, a raised receiver, and better antenna positioning.
WeiterlesenES-15TOGO: How do I connect my mobile device via Bluetooth?
Pair your phone or tablet with the Gemini ES-15TOGO in a few seconds. Switch the speaker to BT mode, select it in your Bluetooth settings, and stream music straight to it.
WeiterlesenDRP-1: My recordings all sound slightly distorted. What can I do?
Slight distortion on DRP-1 recordings usually means the input level is too hot. Lower the input gain switch, or turn on automatic gain control (AGC) to let the recorder manage the level for you.
WeiterlesenDRP-1: How long can I record on the DRP-1?
Recording time on the DRP-1 depends on the mode you choose. At the highest setting (44.1 kHz WAV) you get about 3.5 hours per file before the 2GB FAT limit stops it.
WeiterlesenDRP-1: How do I access my recorded files?
Two ways to reach the recordings on your Gemini DRP-1: press Stop twice to open the directory, or move the media device to a computer.
WeiterlesenCannot connect my Bluetooth device to my speaker
A few quick checks to fix Bluetooth pairing problems between your phone or tablet and your Gemini speaker.
WeiterlesenCan I use a microphone and a line-in source at the same time with my powered speaker?
Most current Gemini Sound powered speakers have multiple input channels, so you can run a microphone and a line-in source at once without an external mixer.
WeiterlesenCan I plug my wireless system into any audio input?
A wireless system works best in a mic input on a professional mixer or powered speaker, not a line or stereo input. Here is where to plug it in and why.
WeiterlesenAS-21 series: what the Mic/Line input switch does
The Mic/Line switch on the AS-21 matches the input to your source. Use Mic for a microphone and Line for gear like synths, drum machines, and CD players.
WeiterlesenAS-21 series: what are the audio options?
The AS-21 combines a built-in USB, SD, and FM media player with two analog input channels, RCA and AUX inputs, tone control, and an XLR mix output. Here is a rundown of every audio option.
WeiterlesenAS-21 Series: Can I take my AS-21 speaker on the go?
Yes. The AS-21 Series has carry handles and is flyable or stand mountable, but it needs to stay plugged into power since it is not battery-powered.
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