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Originally posted by people in this thread blah blah blah volume knobs blah blah

or you could just get a mixer

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Originally posted by kitphillips ^^^ Its really an issue of how clean the device is going to be. The iNano is passive so shouldn't colour the sound as much, while most other solutions are going to be active AFAIK. If you're going active, then you can't really afford to get something cheap, since it'll give you bad colouration. Of course, how important that is when your using yamaha speakers is a bit questionable as well I guess. Have a scoot around through the devices mentioned here and see if you can find something that would suit, but don't completely write off the idea of getting a second hand soundcraft or ecler mixer and using that. You might find it more useful for other things too, a mixer is a useful thing to have around often.

Looking at the m-patch 2 it also claims to be passive. would it make much of a difference having one input balanced and the other unbalanced? both sources would be at max, 2 ft from the switch, so i dont think itll be a big deal at all

I'm sure it'll be fine dude... Assuming the switching works that way... A lot of gear has two inputs but only one can be active at a time and stuff, so I'd check that out.

Or again, get a mixer, since it'll have balanced ins on both channels hopefully...

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i havent seen many dj mixers with balanced inputs but with studio mixers it might be different. i think the m-patch 2 is what you want though.