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I have had a bunch of DJ's contact me, who want tips in setting up their Denon X500 or X900 mixers with the {{L1}}. First off let me just say that this is not documentation from either Bose or Denon it's just what has worked for me to achieve the best results for optimum performance.

Here are the setting I use & that sound great to me. First turn on the -10 attenuation on the back of your mixer. This will help make the signal "less hot" which is a good thing when working with the L1's. Next use a XLR to XLR cable from the mixer to channel one. Then set channel one (on the ~~power stand)~~ to preset # 58(the standard DJ setting) & ~~put~~ the trim ~~on channel one~~ all the way down. Then plug in your R1 remote & set the trim on channel one to the little dot before 12 o'clock dot(I guess it would be about 10-11 o'clock. Lastly set the R1's master volume to twelve o'clock - straight up.

Here are the setting I use & that sound great to me. First turn on the -10 attenuation on the back of your mixer. This will help make the signal "less hot" which is a good thing when working with the L1's. Next use a XLR to XLR cable from the mixer to channel one (on the L1 Power Stand). Then set channel one on the Power Stand to preset # 58 (the standard DJ setting) & turn the trim all the way down. Then plug in your R1 remote & set the trim on channel one to the little dot before 12 o'clock dot (I guess it would be about 10-11 o'clock. Lastly set the R1's master volume to twelve o'clock - straight up.

At this point when you start to hit reds on your mixer you will notice that you will start to see the LED signal indicator on the L1 power stand showing a bunch of red. You may get a red flicker or two before a little before it hits reds on the mixer but that's OK.

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 I have had a bunch of DJ's contact me, who want tips in setting up their Denon X500 or X900 mixers with the {{L1}}. First off let me just say that this is not documentation from either Bose or Denon it's just what has worked for me to achieve the best results for optimum performance.
-Here are the setting I use & that sound great to me. First turn on the -10 attenuation on the back of your mixer. This will help make the signal "less hot" which is a good thing when working with the L1's. Next use a XLR to XLR cable from the mixer to channel one. Then set channel one (on the power stand) to preset # 58(the standard DJ setting) & put the trim on channel one all the way down. Then plug in your R1 remote & set the trim on channel one to the little dot before 12 o'clock dot(I guess it would be about 10-11 o'clock. Lastly set the R1's master volume to twelve o'clock - straight up.
+Here are the setting I use & that sound great to me. First turn on the -10 attenuation on the back of your mixer. This will help make the signal "less hot" which is a good thing when working with the L1's. Next use a XLR to XLR cable from the mixer to channel one (on the L1 Power Stand). Then set channel one on the Power Stand to preset # 58 (the standard DJ setting) & turn the trim all the way down. Then plug in your R1 remote & set the trim on channel one to the little dot before 12 o'clock dot (I guess it would be about 10-11 o'clock. Lastly set the R1's master volume to twelve o'clock - straight up.
 At this point when you start to hit reds on your mixer you will notice that you will start to see the LED signal indicator on the L1 power stand showing a bunch of red. You may get a red flicker or two before a little before it hits reds on the mixer but that's OK.