Reply to "mic issues"

Vertigoreality - Is it the VLP300?

1.you are splitting the mic signal with a "Y cable"? well this lowers the MIC signal impedance and may not be as loud as it would be direct and may distort at lower SPL.

2. you are running a mic signal into the AMP. This is why you have your gains @ max and don't hear much signal. A mic signal is microvolts.Even if you set the amp sensitivity to .775 volts the signal is not near that.

I would use option 2 unless for some reason you dont want music going to the dressing room. If not you are going to need a MIC pre amp or a small mixer to go into to the amp running the celling speakers.

10/27/101:27 PM

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