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Convert Any Power Cord Into A Speaker Power Cord

I love these adapters! They convert any A/C 3-prong power cord into a speaker power cord. They’re great to have in an emergency as well. You should have at least two of these in your gig bag. And for you, the fan, drop a set of these in the tip bucket instead of cash and check the reaction.

Play Wireless Music From Any Phone Or Tablet On Your Break

Ever wanted an easy way to play music (on your break perhaps) through you mixer or to the back of your speaker. If your phone or tablet has bluetooth, here’s a low-cost solution for you. I’ve even given a complete set of all 3 items to musician friends as a gift.

First Item: Bluetooth Receiver

Just pair this receiver up with your phone or tablet, and you’ll be able to play any music right into you mixer. No special cables are needed from your phone or tablet. The connection is made witlessly via bluetooth. On a full charge, this receiver can last up to 15 hours. The receiver is equipped with 1/8″ and a 1/8″ male-to-male adapter. Great for plugging into the back of a QSC speaker.

Bluetooth Aux Adapter for Car – Portable 3.5mm Aux Bluetooth Adapter, Bluetooth Aux Adapter Audio Receiver for Home Stereo/Wired Speaker, 15H Battery Life

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Second Item: Stereo 1/8″ To Left-Right RCA Adapter Cable (Suggested)

If your auxiliary channel on you mixer has RCA (Left/Right) Line-In, you’re gonna need this adapter cable. It adapts the 1/8″ stereo output from the bluetooth receiver to your RCAs. This is typically the best way to send the audio right into your mixer. (This is a two-pack, but the price is cheaper than buying a single cable. Yup!)

Suggested: VCE 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Stereo Audio Y Cable 2-Pack, Gold Plated Adapter Compatible for TV, Smartphones, MP3, Tablets, Speakers, Home Theater (8 inch)

Alternative – Not Gold Plated

Third Item: Camera Case To Hold Everything (Optional)

Now that you’ve purchased the items you need to send audio to your mixer or speakers, you don’t want to misplace them or lose them. I found that this little camera case is perfect to store the receiver, adapter cables, and charger. It’s optional, but I bet if you order this you’ll be happy you did.

Optional: Amazon Basics Medium Point and Shoot Camera Case, Interior dimension 4.3 x 2.5 x 0.9 Inches, (Fits devices – 2.4 x 1 x 4 inches), Black, Solid

Convert Any XLR Microphone Into A Wireless Microphone

These are one of my favorite items on Amazon. With a pair of these, I can walk around the stage and not worry about tangling cords. You can catch me using a pair in the “Long Train Running” video posted on Facebook. There’s a choice of 4 channels, so you can have up to 4 separate microphones at one time. And since they’re XLR, you can even use them to run a remote speaker to the other side of a room – no cable needed! They’ve been perfect in a jam when you need to hook up a quick speaker and have obstacles in the way to fly a cable..

Daisy Chain Power From One Speaker To The Next

Daisy chain the power cords of your wedges (speakers) on stage by adding these adapters to each of your existing cords. It’s a nice way to keep the stage tidy and eliminate the need of running all your speaker power chords individually to a power strip.

Did you ever walk up to mount a light to a speaker stand and realize you forgot to run power for the light? Add one of these adapters to speaker’s power cord and you now have yourself an easy A/C outlet right at the source of the speaker. I found these very handy and I’m sure you will too.

Extend Your Power Strips

With these handy splitters, never have an issue with AC “wall wart type” power adapters taking up valuable real estate on your power strip. Give outlets some freedom and space to plug in any size or shape of power supply around. Did you ever have someone accidentally hit the switch of a power strip on stage? Take power strips out of the loop by using these splitters as a substitute right out of the gate.

Don’t Have Any Stage Lighting Yet? Now You Do!

This Prime Day Deal is amazing compared to the Lightening Deal I got them for. These lights are light-weight and easy to put together. They have dozens of configurations, settings, and modes including DMX. The remotes make choosing the modes easier, but modes can be selected from 4 buttons in the back of each light.

A Folding Guitar Stand That’s Just Right

I really do like this folding guitar stand, so much so that I’ve brought them to gigs and later found myself handing them off as gifts. Amazon Basics did a fine job creating this one. I have a few them scattered about the house and in the car. I’ll fold one up and carry it out to my backyard deck when I’m relaxing and practicing a few tunes. It kinda drives me crazy to see a fellow musician prop his guitar up against a barstool, so I’m usually walking out to my car to grab one on a break. The price is right, and I think you’ll like one (or two, or three) too.

Get A 6-Pack Of Guitar Patch Cables

Always smart to have some spares around. Grab this 6-pack deal, save a few bucks, and put these cables into your emergency backup arsenal. I’ve always found that you need a patch cable when you don’t think you need patch cable. Plus, if a fellow musician on stage is having a patch issue, you’ll be prepared to come to the rescue.