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** No DSP gain steps

This is why the recommended method is:

''Mixer Mono Out → {{XLRTRS}} → L1 Pro Channel 3''

;<big>'''Mixer Mono Out → {{XLRTRS}} → L1 Pro Channel 3'''</big>

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|question = Why are the ~~1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve Inputs~~ on ~~channels~~ 1 and 2 louder than the ~~1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve Input~~ on Channel 3

|question = Why are the {{14TRS}} inputs on Channels 1 and 2 louder than the {{14TRS}} input on Channel 3?

|answer = By design, the input sensitivity ~~on channel~~ 3 ~~1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve~~ is lower than on ~~channels~~ 1 and 2~~, so that when using line-level inputs, channel~~ 3 is less ~~likely to clip~~. You can ~~get~~ the same output from ~~channel~~ 3, but you may ~~have~~ to turn up the volume control higher to do it. ~~You are~~ most ~~likely to notice this difference~~ when connecting a ~~third-party~~ mixer to the L1 Pro. For more information see [[Mixer to L1 Pro]]

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By design, the input sensitivity of the Channel 3 {{14TRS}} input is lower than the {{14TRS}} inputs on Channels 1 and 2.

This allows Channel 3 to handle '''line‑level''' sources with less risk of clipping.

You can achieve the same overall output level from Channel 3, but you may need to turn the Channel 3 volume control higher to do it.

This difference is most noticeable when connecting a third‑party mixer to the L1 Pro.

People tend to hear louder as better, so you may prefer to use Channels 1 and 2 instead of 3, but you can get the same result by turning up the volume on Channel 3, leaving the other channels available.

For more information, see [[Mixer to L1 Pro]].

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|question = How do I connect one L1 Pro to another L1 Pro (Daisy chain)?

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 ** No DSP gain steps
 This is why the recommended method is:
-''Mixer Mono Out → {{XLRTRS}} → L1 Pro Channel 3''
+;<big>'''Mixer Mono Out → {{XLRTRS}} → L1 Pro Channel 3'''</big>
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-   {{FAQItem
+{{FAQItem
-   |question = Why are the 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve Inputs on channels 1 and 2 louder than the 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve Input on Channel 3
+ |question = Why are the {{14TRS}} inputs on Channels 1 and 2 louder than the {{14TRS}} input on Channel 3?
-   |answer   = By design, the input sensitivity on channel 3 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve is lower than on channels 1 and 2, so that when using line-level inputs, channel 3 is less likely to clip. You can get the same output from channel 3, but you may have to turn up the volume control higher to do it. You are most likely to notice this difference when connecting a third-party mixer to the L1 Pro. For more information see [[Mixer to L1 Pro]]
+ |answer   =
-   }}
+By design, the input sensitivity of the Channel 3 {{14TRS}} input is lower than the {{14TRS}} inputs on Channels 1 and 2.
+This allows Channel 3 to handle '''line‑level''' sources with less risk of clipping.
+You can achieve the same overall output level from Channel 3, but you may need to turn the Channel 3 volume control higher to do it.
+This difference is most noticeable when connecting a third‑party mixer to the L1 Pro.
+People tend to hear louder as better, so you may prefer to use Channels 1 and 2 instead of 3, but you can get the same result by turning up the volume on Channel 3, leaving the other channels available.
+For more information, see [[Mixer to L1 Pro]].
+}}
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     |question = How do I connect one L1 Pro to another L1 Pro (Daisy chain)?