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=== [[Compact]] ===

The {{{TCH}}} has two outputs available (Vocal and Guitar) but I choose the LEFT output and run MONO so that I can make the connection with one cable. I don't use {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} when I'm using the {{{TCH}}}.

~~The~~ {{{TCH}}} ~~has two outputs available (Vocal and Guitar) but I choose the LEFT output and run MONO so that I can make the connection with one cable. I don't use~~ {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} ~~when I~~'~~m using~~ the {{{~~TCH~~}}}.

I prefer to use an adapter (XLR to ¼ inch jack) from the {{{TCH}}} left out - to {{{Model parameter 2|Compact Channel 2}}}. That way you don't have to work around the {{{L1}}}'s internal microphone Preset.

~~I prefer to use an adapter (XLR to ¼ inch jack) from the {{{TCH}}} left out - to {{{Model parameter 1|~~Compact Channel 1}}}. That way you don't have to work around the {{{L1}}}'s internal microphone Preset. There's MIX button the {{{TCH}}} that brings up a screen where its EASY to control the relative volumes (voice and guitar) on the GTX so I don't have to touch the Compact once I'm set up. And it's nice to use just one cable from the {{{TCH}}} to the {{{L1}}}. This also keeps the {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} free in case I need to plug in another microphone.

[[Image:Compact Channel 2 Balanced.png]]

There's MIX button the {{{TCH}}} that brings up a screen where its EASY to control the relative volumes (voice and guitar) on the GTX so I don't have to touch the Compact once I'm set up. And it's nice to use just one cable from the {{{TCH}}} to the {{{L1}}}. This also keeps the {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} free in case I need to plug in another microphone.

I use an adapter like this

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-<!-- {{T1 icon}} -->{{Model 1S icon}}{{Model II icon}}
+{{Compact}}{{Model 1S icon}}{{Model II icon}}
+=== [[Compact]] ===
+The {{{TCH}}} has two outputs available (Vocal and Guitar) but I choose the LEFT output and run MONO so that I can make the connection with one cable. I don't use {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} when I'm using the {{{TCH}}}.
-The {{{TCH}}} has two outputs available (Vocal and Guitar) but I choose the LEFT output and run MONO so that I can make the connection with one cable. I don't use {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} when I'm using the {{{TCH}}}.
+I prefer to use an adapter (XLR to &frac14; inch jack) from the {{{TCH}}}  left out - to {{{Model parameter 2|Compact Channel 2}}}.  That way you don't have to work around the {{{L1}}}'s internal microphone Preset.
-I prefer to use an adapter (XLR to &frac14; inch jack) from the {{{TCH}}}  left out - to {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}}.  That way you don't have to work around the {{{L1}}}'s internal microphone Preset. There's MIX button the {{{TCH}}} that brings up a screen where its EASY to control the relative volumes (voice and guitar) on the GTX so I don't have to touch the Compact once I'm set up. And it's nice to use just one cable from the {{{TCH}}} to the {{{L1}}}.  This also keeps the {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} free in case I need to plug in another microphone.
+[[Image:Compact Channel 2 Balanced.png]]
+There's MIX button the {{{TCH}}} that brings up a screen where its EASY to control the relative volumes (voice and guitar) on the GTX so I don't have to touch the Compact once I'm set up. And it's nice to use just one cable from the {{{TCH}}} to the {{{L1}}}.  This also keeps the {{{Model parameter 1|Compact Channel 1}}} free in case I need to plug in another microphone.
 I use an adapter like this