No you look good to go. Just need Music.

You'll need leads from the mixer to the speakers. XLR will be fine.

Looks like a solid setup that will provide years of mixing joy. Color me a bit jealous. I'm soooo ready for a CDJ, however life keeps getting in the way - i.e., new roof for the house, tires for the car, food for the kids, etc. Soon, though...

How did you plan to use the iPoo with that setup?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery How did you plan to use the iPoo with that setup?

Probably the same way I use mine: I put all my tunes and sets on it, and play them through the best sound processing and speaker system I have (my mixer and speakers).

Jarv

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Originally posted by Jarvmeister You'll need leads from the mixer to the speakers. XLR will be fine.

Too bad the 400 doesn't have XLRs, only RCAs.

Simple solution: Get RCA/Phonos then.

Yeah man, make sure you get some RCAs (red and white connections) for the 400, not XLR.

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Nope, that setup's not going to work, you need at least a 320 gb ipod.

Looks good dude. Just make sure you have the cables

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do i have a converter, because the speakers i bought i think are XLR, I guess I'll check to see if they are compatible with RCA

Alesis M1 Active 620

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Originally posted by Liquid Fusion do i have a converter, because the speakers i bought i think are XLR, I guess I'll check to see if they are compatible with RCA Alesis M1 Active 620

You will need a converter. Those monitors only take XLR or 1/4" (balanced or unbalanced)

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