Question 1

I would like to listen to music on my phone and listen the sound of my game on pc, through same pair of headphones. Is this possible?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you'd need to adapt your PC from 1/8th inch to 1/4 inch.  You'd also need to do the same on the headphones and the phone.  The downside is this will only pass mono (either left or right) through it, so you'd need to combine the left/right channels prior to coming into the mixer.Essentially the mixer is designed for things that don't have left AND right, something like a guitar, it is just one signal.

Question 2

could it be used to mix 4 cctv mics?

Accepted Answer

Most cctv mics requires 12v and have BNC or RCA  plugs on them. This unit takes 1/4" plug inputs and does not provide 12v. So, to use it with cctv mics you'll need an adepter to convert the BNC or RCA plugs to 1/4" and provide some way to get 12v to the mics.

Question 3

Is the output of this balanced, or unbalanced? ***I know it's a mono 1/4 plug***, but is it standard unbalanced 1/4, or a balanced 1/4-TRS?

Accepted Answer

Check these 2 products out 1. The Behringer 802 -  http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/802?utm_source=MSN&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=none&utm_term=Bing_PLA_All_Products&device=c   , and the Behringer Eurorack UB802 -    http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-UB802-BEHRINGER-EURORACK/dp/B0002JF5CM

Question 4

How would i use this? i have a behringer mixer and behringer amp. shure mics. do i plug into the mx400 and then into the mixer?

Accepted Answer

this depends upon what you're trying to do.  I'm going to assume you do not have many inputs in your "behringer mixer" or you would just plug your shure mics directly into it.  if i'm correct, and that's why you're interested in the mx400, then yes: you would plug your mics into the mx400, then take the output of the mx400 and plug into your other mixer.  note: if you do not need the tone control functionality of your existing behringer mixer, then you can take the mx400 output directly into your map.  note#2: the mx400 only has 1/4" input jacks.  so if your mic cables end with XLR connectors, you would need adapters (which cost more than the mx400!). You'd be better off getting a next level up main mixer.  note#3: I use the mx400 for guitars, so I can then take the mx400 output right into an amp w/out the usual thing of unplugging cables.    good luck!

ASIN	B000KGYAYQ
Audio Input	Auxiliary
Best Sellers Rank	#19,666 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #51 in Unpowered Recording Mixers
Brand	Behringer
Brand Name	Behringer
Connectivity Technology	1/4" TS Connectors
Customer Reviews	4.2 out of 5 stars 2,591 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	04033653020633
Included Components	4 Channel Mixer
Item Dimensions D x W x H	4.06"D x 1.83"W x 4.06"H
Item Type Name	BEHRINGER MX400 Ultra Low-Noise 4-Channel Line Mixer White
Item Weight	0.27 g
Manufacturer	Behringer
Manufacturer Part Number	MX400
Model Number	MX400
Noise Level	16 db
Number of Channels	4
Number of Items	1
Output Connector Type	TRS
Power Source	Power Adapter
Product Dimensions	4.06"D x 1.83"W x 4.06"H
Software Update Supported to Date	unknown
UPC	689076752374 700315912479 738878219612 133587590951 411378073051
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	12 volts
Warranty Description	Products are covered by behringer manufacturer's warranty within one year of the original date of purchase from an authorized behringer dealer. If your behringer product is still under warranty, you must obtain a return authorization (ra) number from behringer before sending your product to an authorized service center for warranty service.

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