TC-Helicon VoiceSolo FX150: Difference between revisions

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; ~~Use~~ with an {{L1}} system

; {{PAGENAME}} with an {{L1}} system

The {{PAGENAME}} is an personal monitor system that attaches to a microphone stand.

The {{PAGENAME}} is an personal monitor system that attaches to a microphone stand. It can be used in other ways, but we'll talk about using it as a personal monitor.

The {{L1}} systems were designed to be positioned behind the performer and when used as designed there is no need for a monitors. For more more information on that concept see:

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I've tried ~~hard to make it work~~ for me, ~~but for me,~~ it is NOT an ~~improvement over using the Model II~~ behind me.

I've tried using the {{PAGENAME}} in various ways and for me, it is NOT improve the monitoring experience I get with an {{L1} behind me.

As simple as it is to set up, it's more trouble than it's worth. On the microphone stand, I have found it too prone to feedback. I can't get the volume up high enough to be heard over the ~~Model II~~. I might consider using it in a situation where I had to place the ~~L1®~~ in a position where I could not hear it. But for me, that almost never happens.

As simple as it is to set up, it's more trouble than it's worth. On the microphone stand, I have found it too prone to feedback. I can't get the volume up high enough to be heard over the {{L1}}. I might consider using it in a situation where I had to place the {{L1} in a position where I could not hear it. But for me, that almost never happens.

After a lot of experimenting I just don't use with it when I have my Model II or Compact. I use it when the {{Compact}} would make too much of a visual impact. For example - at an acoustic jam where I've brought my Yamaha Silent Guitar. At these events amps are not welcome, but I can get away with the smaller {{PAGENAME}}.

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-; Use with an {{L1}} system
+; {{PAGENAME}}  with an {{L1}} system
-The {{PAGENAME}} is an personal monitor system that attaches to a microphone stand.
+The {{PAGENAME}} is an personal monitor system that attaches to a microphone stand. It can be used in other ways, but we'll talk about using it as a personal monitor.
 The {{L1}} systems were designed to be positioned behind the performer and when used as designed there is no need for a monitors. For more more information on that concept see:
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-I've tried hard to make it work for me, but for me,  it is NOT an improvement over using the Model II behind me.
+I've tried using the {{PAGENAME}} in various ways and for me, it is NOT improve the monitoring experience I get with an {{L1} behind me.
-As simple as it is to set up, it's more trouble than it's worth. On the microphone stand, I have found it too prone to feedback. I can't get the volume up high enough to be heard over the Model II. I might consider using it in a situation where I had to place the L1® in a position where I could not hear it. But for me, that almost never happens.
+As simple as it is to set up, it's more trouble than it's worth. On the microphone stand, I have found it too prone to feedback. I can't get the volume up high enough to be heard over the {{L1}}. I might consider using it in a situation where I had to place the {{L1} in a position where I could not hear it. But for me, that almost never happens.
 After a lot of experimenting I just don't use with it when I have my Model II or Compact.  I use it when the {{Compact}} would make too much of a visual impact. For example - at an acoustic jam where I've brought my Yamaha Silent Guitar. At these events amps are not welcome, but I can get away with the smaller {{PAGENAME}}.