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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 ''';might'''' work. There are even pictures of this in the L1 Pro manuals.
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 = Is the Channel ToneMatch Setting (MIC/INST/OFF) like a MIC/LINE switch on other active loudspeakers<br>Does it change the input gain?
|question = Can I use a 1/4-inch (6.5 mm) Tip-Sleeve cable (instrument cable) from my mixer to the L1 Pro?
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|answer = You can, however, this results in an unbalanced connection
'''No. This is NOT like a MIC/LINE selector found on many other powered loudspeakers.'''
* And this not recommended because of greater susceptibility to line noise
 
* Up to -6dB loss in signal compared to the preferred balanced connection
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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