Mixer to L1 Pro: Difference between revisions
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;For best results: Connect the output(s) of a mixer to the line-level inputs of the L1 Pro. These are the 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve jacks on channels 1, 2, 3. | ;For best results: Connect the output(s) of a mixer to the line-level inputs of the L1 Pro. These are the 1/4-inch (6.3 mm) Tip-Ring-Sleeve jacks on channels 1, 2, 3. | ||
;Note: The XLR jacks on the L1 Pro are microphone-level | ;Note: The XLR jacks on the L1 Pro are microphone-level signal sources, not line-level outputs found on most mixers. | ||
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;Don't connect Line-Level Inputs to the XLR Inputs (Inputs 1 and 2) on the L1 Pro. | ;Don't connect Line-Level Inputs to the XLR Inputs (Inputs 1 and 2) on the L1 Pro. | ||
:Connecting a line-level source (such as mixer output) to a mic-level input will cause the sound to be loud and distorted because the line signal is much stronger than what the mic input will accept. Inputs and outputs on many mixers are switchable for either mic or line-level operation. If the mixer has the option to switch the output to mic-level, then you can use the XLR inputs on the L1 Pro | :Connecting a line-level source (such as mixer output) to a mic-level input will cause the sound to be loud and distorted because the line signal is much stronger than what the mic input will accept. Inputs and outputs on many mixers are switchable for either mic or line-level operation. If the mixer has the option to switch the output to mic-level, then you can use the XLR inputs on the L1 Pro. | ||
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