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	A: "pad" is short for an "Attenuation Pad".		A: "pad" is short for an "Attenuation Pad".

	This is a device used to lower the signal level between two ~~other~~ devices.		This is a device used to lower the signal level between two devices.

	With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.		With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.
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			=== Pad between L1 Pro XLR Inputs and Line Level Source ===
			The L1 Pro channel 1 and 2 inputs use Combo Jacks (XLR and 1/4 inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve or 1/4 inch (6.3mm) Tip-Sleeve. The XLR inputs are MIC level inputs. If you want to connect a Line Level source, you may clip or overload the L1 input, or have trouble controlling the volume. Use a Pad to attenuate (lower) the signal for a better match if using the XLR inputs.

			Line Level Sources:
			* L1 Pro Line Out
			* S1 Pro+ Line Out

			=== Pad between S1 Pro and S1 Pro+ XLR Inputs and Line Level Source ===
			The L1 Pro channel 1 and 2 inputs use Combo Jacks (XLR and 1/4 inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve or 1/4 inch (6.3mm) Tip-Sleeve. The XLR inputs are MIC level inputs. If you want to connect a Line Level source, you may clip or overload the L1 input, or have trouble controlling the volume. Use a Pad to attenuate (lower) the signal for a better match if using the XLR inputs.

			Line Level Sources:
			* L1 Pro Line Out
			* S1 Pro+ Line Out

	=== Pad between {{Model II}} and {{A1}} ===		=== Pad between {{Model II}} and {{A1}} ===
	If you are using a {{Model II}} with a {{B2}} and an {{A1}}, you may find that the Red LED on the {{A1}} lights up earlier than expected. You can put a 10 dB Pad between the Model II Power Stand Bass Line Out and the {{A1}} input.		If you are using a {{Model II}} with a {{B2}} and an {{A1}}, you may find that the Red LED on the {{A1}} lights up earlier than expected. You can put a 10 dB Pad between the Model II Power Stand Bass Line Out and the {{A1}} input.

	Unfortunately most Pads have XLR connectors, so you may need to get some Tip-Ring-Sleeve to XLR adapters to make all the connections.		Unfortunately, most Pads have XLR connectors, so you may need to get some Tip-Ring-Sleeve to XLR adapters to make all the connections.

ST: Model II Power Stand to A1

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Model II Power Stand to A1

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			=== Pad between {{Model II}} and {{A1}} ===
			If you are using a {{Model II}} with a {{B2}} and an {{A1}}, you may find that the Red LED on the {{A1}} lights up earlier than expected. You can put a 10 dB Pad between the Model II Power Stand Bass Line Out and the {{A1}} input.

			Unfortunately most Pads have XLR connectors, so you may need to get some Tip-Ring-Sleeve to XLR adapters to make all the connections.




	=== Pads for {{PS1}} Inputs ===		=== Pads for {{PS1}} Inputs ===
	{{Model I icon}} {{Classic icon}}		{{Model I icon}} {{Classic icon}}

ST at 21:10, 14 May 2017

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	With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.		With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.

	~~{{#Click~~:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20~~\|Image:Pad.jpg~~\|200px\|Find them on the web}}		[[File:Pad.jpg\|link=http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|200px\|Find them on the web]]
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	* Cost: $20-30 on the web		* Cost: $20-30 on the web

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	You can find separate attenuation pads like this:		You can find separate attenuation pads like this:

	~~{{#Click~~:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20~~\|Image:Pad.jpg~~\|200px\|Find them on the web}}		[[File:Pad.jpg\|link=http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|200px\|Find them on the web]]

	Cost: $20-30 on the web		Cost: $20-30 on the web

ST: /* Daisy Chaining {{PS1}}s */

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Daisy Chaining {{PS1}}s

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	=== Daisy Chaining {{PS1}}s ===		=== Daisy Chaining {{PS1}}s ===

	Another application (although relatively rare) is if you want to connect the output of one {{PS1}} to input of another. Sometimes called ''daisy chain''ing, you can connect the Line-Out of one {{PS1}} to Channel 1 or 2 of another. In that case you probably want to have a -20 dB pad inline, between the Line-Out of the first System and the Channel 1 or 2 XLR input of the second. See [[PS1 Powerstand / Daisy Chain]] for more information.		Another application (although relatively rare) is if you want to connect the output of one {{PS1}} to input of another. Sometimes called ''daisy chain''ing, you can connect the Line-Out of one {{PS1}} to Channel 1 or 2 of another. In that case you probably want to have a -20 dB pad inline, between the Line-Out of the first System and the Channel 1 or 2 XLR input of the second. {{Why Use a -20 dB Pad}}

			See [[PS1 Powerstand / Daisy Chain]] for more information.

	You can find separate attenuation pads like this:		You can find separate attenuation pads like this:

ST: Category:Daisy Chain

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Category:Daisy Chain

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	[[Category:XLR]]		[[Category:XLR]]
			[[Category:Daisy Chain]]

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formatting

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ST at 14:59, 12 July 2009

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	With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.		With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.

	{{#Click:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|Image:Pad.jpg\|~~90px~~\|Find them on the web}}		{{#Click:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|Image:Pad.jpg\|200px\|Find them on the web}}
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	* Cost: $20-30 on the web		* Cost: $20-30 on the web
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	=== {{T1}} No Pads Required ===		=== {{T1}} No Pads Required ===
			{{T1 icon}}
	{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / XLR Inputs Sensitivity}}		{{:T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / XLR Inputs Sensitivity}}

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	You can find separate attenuation pads like this:		You can find separate attenuation pads like this:

	[[Image:Pad.jpg]]		{{#Click:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|Image:Pad.jpg\|200px\|Find them on the web}}

	Cost: $20-30 on the web		Cost: $20-30 on the web

	Sources:		Sources:
			* [http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20 Search results on the web]
	*http://www.~~proaudiosolutions~~.com/~~product_p/impad20.htm~~
	*http://www.musiciansbuy.com/WHIRLWIND_IMPAD20_IMPEDANCE_CONVERTERIMPAD20.html
	*You might find something like this in a local music store if they have a Pro Audio department.		*You might find something like this in a local music store if they have a Pro Audio department.

ST at 14:56, 12 July 2009

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	With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.		With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.

	[[Image:Pad.jpg]]		{{#Click:http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20\|Image:Pad.jpg\|90px\|Find them on the web}}
			<!-- [[Image:Pad.jpg]] -->
	* Cost: $20-30 on the web		* Cost: $20-30 on the web

	Sources:		Sources:
	*http://www.~~proaudiosolutions~~.com/~~product_p/impad20.htm~~		* [http://www.bing.com/search?q=whirlwind+IMPAD20 Search results on the web]
	*http://www.musiciansbuy.com/WHIRLWIND_IMPAD20_IMPEDANCE_CONVERTERIMPAD20.html
	*You might find something like this in a local music store if they have a Pro Audio department.		*You might find something like this in a local music store if they have a Pro Audio department.
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ST at 14:51, 12 July 2009

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ST at 14:51, 12 July 2009

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	Q: What is a Pad?		Q: What is a Pad?

	A "pad" is short for an "Attenuation Pad".		A: "pad" is short for an "Attenuation Pad".

	This is a device used to lower the signal level between two other devices.		This is a device used to lower the signal level between two other devices.

	With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.		With the L1® family of products, the most likely place you will use this is in front of a [[Model I]] (or [[Classic]]) Power Stand Channel 1 or Channel 2.

			[[Image:Pad.jpg]]
			* Cost: $20-30 on the web

			Sources:
			*http://www.proaudiosolutions.com/product_p/impad20.htm
			*http://www.musiciansbuy.com/WHIRLWIND_IMPAD20_IMPEDANCE_CONVERTERIMPAD20.html
			*You might find something like this in a local music store if they have a Pro Audio department.
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