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Q: 1. If I use two extra mics, and plug them into the mini inputs, is there a way to control the input level on those extra mics? I see only 8 input controls on the face of the unit.

A: The Mix-Pre-10 II has a single 3.5mm menu-selectable input that can be used for microphones with plug-in power, as an unbalanced line level stereo aux input, or for timecode. This aux input can be assigned as an input source for any of the channels which will allow you to use the level control for that channel to control the mic. The other 3.5mm connection next to that is a headphone output.

Q: 2. Inkjet compatible?

A: Yes, this is inkjet compatible paper.

Q: 3. What might be the best microphone to use with this?

A: If you are not looking for wireless. This USB mono headset will do a fine job: Logitech H570e Wired USB Mono Headset B&H # LOH570EMH: https://bhpho.to/3x7kgUS

Q: 4. Can anyone recommend a wireless system to send audio from the balanced MixPre outputs to a BMPCC 6k Pro?

A: To send audio wirelessly from the balanced outputs on the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II Multitrack Recorder to a Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, you can use the Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable TA3F to 3.5mm Locking TRS for Sennheiser Transmitters (B&H # RECASENSK1TL) or the Cable Techniques RX-TRSBL Locking 3.5mm Male to TA3F Receiver Cable (B&H # CARXTRSBL) to connect the TA3 (3-pin mini-XLR) output from the MixPre-10 II to a Sennheiser EW series wireless bodypack transmitter or a similar type of wireless bodypack transmitter. For example, you can use a wireless microphone system like the Sennheiser EW 112P G4 Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System which will accept line level input signal. The Sennheiser system has only one channel, so you will need to purchase two of the Sennheiser systems if you want to send wireless audio from both the left and right outputs on the MixPre-10 II to the BMPCC camera. To connect the output from the wireless receiver to the TA3 input on the camera, you can use the Kondor Blue Mini-XLR Male to Locking 3.5mm Stereo Cable for BMPCC 6K & 4K (B&H # KOMINIPLSBK).

Q: 5. I've seen examples of the Celestron being used for galaxy and nebula observation. Are there examples of planetary photography?

A: The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory does not have enough magnification for planetary photos. It is intended for deep space mainly.

Q: 6. Can this telescope be used in remote areas without cell reception or wifi?

A: The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory (B&H # CECOIHO) needs access to your location and local network to align itself accurately to the night sky.

Q: 7. What bitdepth/sample rate can it record to SD if it's being used as an audio interface, say for livestreaming?

A: The MixPre-10 II can record at 32-bit float when connected to the computer as an interface. However, the sample rate depends on the capability of the computer and/or the software hosting the interface.

Q: 8. are you sure that the 2 x TA3 3-Pin Female Balanced Line Output are Female and not Male which is more logic?

A: They are male. Each port has 3 pins (not holes).

Q: 9. Is it possible to use MixPre-10 II as an audio interface with studio monitors? For example, I want to connect MixPre-10 II with a PC via a USB and MixPre-10 II with studio monitors to listen to my editing sound.

A: Yes. You can use the MixPre10ii as just an audio interface. Your studio monitors would need to be attached the main outputs utilizing ta3 to xlr adapters, such as these BH #SOXL2.

Q: 10. will it hold nikon d500 with a nikkor 200-500- lenses. Should you attach both ends of strap to lens tripod mount?

A: The BlackRapid 10-Year Anniversary Edition Classic Retro RS-4 Camera Strap (Black) has only one end that attaches to the tripod mount. The strap will hold Nikon D500 with Nikon Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Lens.