Anyone know what this is?

[Transmattic]

Or how to plug into it?? I have to spin at a store tomorrow and when I went to go check out the connection to the house speakers that's what I found. I spun at a different location before and they had standard RCA inputs. Nobody at the store has a clue what kind of adapter I need, but I need the master out from my mixer to somehow connect with that. I figured maybe it unscrewed so I could strip an RCA cord and just thread the wires into it, but it doesn't unscrew. I took this picture (I know it's a bad picture) to Guitar Center and nobody there had a clue what to do. I can take my own speakers but ultimately I (and I'm sure the store) would be happier plugging into their P.A.

[InkChic78]

DJ Jack is apparently the youngest dj in teh world!

[frame]http://www.worldrecordsacademy.org/youngest/img/youngest_DJ-Jack_Hill_90124.jpg[/frame]

[InkChic78]

lol and more...

[frame]http://www.worldrecordsacademy.org/amazing/youngest_human_dj_world_record_by_jack_hill_70214.htm[/frame]

[Transmattic]

While that is funny, it doesn't really help me

[Hitoi]

Matt, you should post this in the dj/producer forum - might get an answer (or a lead, at least) there.

[Transmattic]

Werd, Thanks Ali

[InkChic78]

sorry, its friday. :) and i'm bored. =\

[Transmattic]

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[jasoncerna]

what make/model amplifier is it?

[Transmattic]

I have no idea, that connection is on the wall on the other side of the store just like an electrical outlet. I can't plug directly into the amp because it's behind the counter and they don't want me running a cord all the way through the store.

[jasoncerna]

Those look like rca female ends with some kind of cover/protector plugged in connector. I used to play at this hookah lounge down at Virginia Tech and I plugged my mixer into a wall jack with rca ends.

[Transmattic]

So you think I should take some pliers or a small wrench and just see what's behind it?

[jasoncerna]

i have a feeling those caps are just some kind of protector, that can be removed, for the female connector.

[Transmattic]

i have a feeling those caps are just some kind of protector, that can be removed, for the female connector.

Werd, thanks man I'll definitely be relieved if I can pop those off and plug the RCA in. Carrying my speakers from the garage to the store would be a rather large pain in the ass

[jasoncerna]

from a dj mixer standpoint, the output can only be 1/4", XLR, or rca.

those ends definitely aren't xlr connections and 1/4" female jacks don't stick out like that, so they have to be rca.