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yaka
yaka
Started 18 years ago
Last activity 18 years ago

question.. Can you use a 2000watt generator with a laptop and amplifier ... How do I connect.. Should I use other devices between them, ... cant't find anything on the internet. and I don't know anything about electricity...

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Akwalek
Akwalek
#1

nice question would love to know the answer... 

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Midiot
Midiot
#2

me too :)

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Skip
Skip
#3

this is something...

http://www.powersolutions.be/N_list_generator.asp

but mostely big-ass generators I think...

But hey,Im shure some dudes here have a soundtechnician degree,and could help you further

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dtr
dtr
#5

ask your local tekno/goa/reggae/... soundsystem i'd say ;)

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mrMute
mrMute
#6

Originally posted by : yaka

question.. Can you use a 2000watt generator with a laptop and amplifier ... How do I connect.. Should I use other devices between them, ... cant't find anything on the internet. and I don't know anything about electricity... 

you just connect everything like you would do at home.

that's the way we do it on our local 'carnavalstoet' ;)

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firefrog
firefrog
#7

Originally posted by : mrMute

Originally posted by : yaka

question.. Can you use a 2000watt generator with a laptop and amplifier ... How do I connect.. Should I use other devices between them, ... cant't find anything on the internet. and I don't know anything about electricity... 

you just connect everything like you would do at home.

that's the way we do it on our local 'carnavalstoet' ;) 

i wonder what would be different for audio-solutions. all machines just need electricity, no matter from were it comes. the only thing i'd do is a stabilisator, to make shure your equipment doesn't get any electricity-spikes. but it could well be that such things are integrated in the generator. as for ground-loop problems ("buzzzzz"): i'd lift the ground of your amp

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Akwalek
Akwalek
#8

its that simple?? excuse me for being technoob, but can u just plug a "multi Pin tip jack connector" (google for dominostekker) into a generator?

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ELFENKOMMANDO
ELFENKOMMANDO
#9

Originally posted by : firefrog ... as for ground-loop problems ("buzzzzz"): i'd lift the ground of your amp

... why? now we get the humming noiz for free. otherwise, most of us spend hours on it trying to create ^^ saves a lot of time imho. :))

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firefrog
firefrog
#10

Originally posted by : ELFENKOMMANDO ... most of us spend hours on it trying to create ^^ [/quote]

that is plain sad :p

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