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|question = Is the Channel ToneMatch Setting (MIC/INST/OFF) like a MIC/LINE switch on other active loudspeakers<br>Does it change the input gain? | |||
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'''No. This is NOT like a MIC/LINE selector found on many other powered loudspeakers.''' | |||
The Channel ToneMatch Setting (MIC/INST/OFF) affects only the ToneMatch Preset applied to the input. | |||
It does not affect input sensitivity or gain applied to the signal. | |||
'''Channel ToneMatch Button:''' | |||
Select the ToneMatch preset for an individual channel. | |||
Use MIC for microphones and INST for acoustic guitar. | |||
The corresponding LED will illuminate white while selected. | |||
More about [[ToneMatch]] Presets. | |||
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|question = Can I use the recommended XLR → ¼″ (6.3 mm) Tip‑Ring‑Sleeve cables from the mixer to L1 Pro channels 1 and/or 2? | |||
|answer = Yes, although using channel 3 is simpler and leaves channels 1 and 2 open for other inputs. | |||
If you can't get a mono signal from the mixer, you can run the left and right outputs into L1 Pro channels 1 and 2, but since the L1 Pro is a mono device, there's no benefit to using two channels (which ultimately get summed to mono anyway). | |||
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|question = Can I use XLR cables from my mixer into Channels 1 or 2? | |question = Can I use XLR cables from my mixer into Channels 1 or 2? | ||
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You can, and it ''' | You can, and it ''''might'''' work. And yes, there are even pictures of this in the L1 Pro manuals. | ||
However, using XLR to XLR connections can lead to problems. | However, using XLR to XLR connections can lead to problems. | ||
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|question = | |question = Can I use a 1/4-inch (6.5 mm) Tip-Sleeve cable (instrument cable) from my mixer to the L1 Pro? | ||
|answer = | |answer = You can, however, this results in an unbalanced connection | ||
* And this not recommended because of greater susceptibility to line noise | |||
* Up to -6dB loss in signal compared to the preferred balanced connection | |||
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