Here I come again.
Can I hook two mics to the korg pa3x. Do they have to be both condenser or dynamic if I can? I've got some condenser mics coming and I now have the permanent(loaned) use of 3 dynamics.
A karma international km714,a peavey pvm22, a leem sr305.
How's that for luck.
I also want to know if I can hook the korg into the psr710 and control it from the korg.
The reason for this is there is so many good styles available for my yammie that I'd be loathe to part with it.
Even tho the korg sits pride of place on the bottom rack, I continually stray to the top rack. I love em both. Does that mean I'm BIMUSICAL?
BAZ

Baz, you could use a small mixer to use more than one mic with the Pa3X. It could be a simple line mixer or splitter as long as you are happy with the same e.q. and effects on both mics.
If you want true control of more than one mic, including e.q., effects, etc., then you'll need a mixer. I think you will be stuck using dynamic mics for both, unless you use a mixer that has phantom power.
You can control start, stop, pitch bend, sustain, etc. on the Yamaha from the Korg. Just check the manuals and create a midi set.
DonM

Thank you Don. Any recommendations on the mixer with phantom power?
baz

About the most bang for the buck is Behringer. I have had several and had no problems at all with them.
You can get something like a Behringer Xenyx 120FX for around 100. You can get even less expensive ones if you don't need effects in it.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/422022-REG/Behringer_1202FX_XENYX_1202FX_12.html
DonM

Thank you don. You are most helpful.
baz