Stereo 'Daisy' chain of amplifiers (using QSC PLX amps)

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Short video on how to daisy chain amplifiers in stereo mode (2-channel mode). This video is in response to many requests to show how to daisy chain amplifiers in stereo.

Many modern amplifiers can be daisy chained in stereo, however, not all amplifiers have the provisions to support stereo daisy chaining.
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you made the most sense in this video, answered my question even before I could ask about it. Thank you

carlmorrison
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Great tutorial, all my questions answered, we are not combining the power, just lettiing the signal pass from one to the others!
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dailydoseofbeauty-coaching
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I had no idea this was possible. Thanks, very useful info!

spooforbrains
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I bet your sound system sounds #Outstanding....

MRDBO
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This helped me so much! Thank you a thousand times!

WhoahTZ
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Thanks for this video. It worked for me using the same method used here.

techniquejoseph
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Awesome knowledge, , my question is can it be done opposite of each other ? Can it xlr to 1/4, , ?

IvanEstrada-lrhj
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So do all three amps has separate pair of speakers hooked up to them.

daniellambertsr.
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Question when linking up two amps can you have two pairs of speakers can you hook up a pair to each amp to play separately.

daniellambertsr.
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Nice teaching, keep up the good work,

onowuizuchukwu
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I've been lookin for this for ages. So, we basically do this if we want to have a large number of passive speakers fed with the same signal? Is this also what we would do if we want to bi-amp passive speakers? Thanks a lot.

LC-urgv
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What about if you want to add active crossover to it with this method you just showed in this video

NeewErra
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I'm curious. Is there anything in existence which takes in one balanced input at line level (for example) with an "X" number of paralleled direct outs, each balanced, with individual line drivers or buffers?

Something that could be used for paralleling stacks of power amp inputs, while providing isolation between them, with the intent of reducing the risk of degrading the original signal?

If so, what's this piece of gear called? I searched, but don't know if anything like this exists, or what to even call this thing. A powered "fan out" buffer? Nothing on Google except digital electronic applications.

Do the pro's use anything like this? I assume they can get away with hardwired "daisy chained" parallel wiring through the amp's input jacks.

One more question...So, just how do the pro's feed all those huge stacks of power amp inputs?

Thanks in advance.

manuelitobalonias
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Was curious what unit is mounted above the top amplifier

MAPEXable
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Hello sir again,
Where the knob should be set at we using a single Amplifier same like this. Connected to 2 1000 watts yahama speaker.
Please advise.

thomas
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awesome videos thank you for sharing all your knowledge.. I have one question what do you use to have enough power for all your equipment... a portable brake box box, power distro with breakers etc...

joselopez-deti
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Can I connect two speakers to one amp, and only one speaker to the other amp??

sonidodjc
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Thanks for your tutorial sir, ,from phillipines

rodwintv
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This video has had a long, fruitful life! Thanks for it, eight years in the future. Ok, so I get the daisy chain sequence and the reason for it. I also understand that in my setup I will need to connect only one speaker per amp, based upon the power requirements of my Yamaha CBR 15s. I've got two Mackie 1400i amps that I want to chain together. Am I correct in thinking that if I follow your connection method I will connect one speaker to the L channel of one amp and one speaker to the R channel of the 2nd amp. I am thinking if I do that I won't be giving the speakers adequate power. Instead I should bridge the speaker connections. In that case, I would have to chain the amps together in a different manner, correct?

mrcoan
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Dear sir please upload video on why use delay (DD3) in live program?
what happen if we have not use delay in live program where we have connected many speakers each speaker to speaker distance is 50 feet

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