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Double Bass Fishman Pocket Blender Connection

Hey everyone,

I recently just bought a fishman pocket blender to blend a mic i hav on my upright and a realist pickup. The problem is I don't know what setup I need as far as cables and what adapters I need to to get the setup up and running. I know its not just standard connecting with 1/4". Here's a link to a picture of the front and back

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Thanks a lot for all your help!
 
Hey everyone,

I recently just bought a fishman pocket blender to blend a mic i hav on my upright and a realist pickup. The problem is I don't know what setup I need as far as cables and what adapters I need to to get the setup up and running. I know its not just standard connecting with 1/4". Here's a link to a picture of the front and back

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Thanks a lot for all your help!
The Pocket Blender was originally intended to be used with a Fishman piezo transducer and a Crown GLM mini-mic that were sold as packaged units with a single stereo output jack. They connected to the Pocket Blender with a stereo (3-conductor) cable. To use the Pocket Blender with your pickup and mic, you will need an adapter cable to break out the three-conductor stereo input jack on the Pocket Blender into separate mono inputs. (This type of adapter is often called a Y-Cable.) Here's an example of a commonly available product for this purpose: Invalid Link Removed