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+ |question = Can I run two L1 Pros as a single mono system?
+ |answer   =
+You need a mixer to do this.
+An L1 Pro cannot link its inputs or internal mix to another L1 Pro.
+Each unit only plays the signals connected to its own inputs.
+If you want both L1 Pros to play the same mono mix, use a mixer and send the same output to each unit:
+:'''From''' the mixer '''Mono Output''' → '''L1 Pro (Left) Channel 3''' {{14TRS}} input
+:'''From''' the mixer '''Mono Output''' → '''L1 Pro (Right) Channel 3''' {{14TRS}} input
+This gives you two identical mono feeds, but the L1 Pros still operate as '''separate''' systems.
+For more details, see [[Dual Mono]].
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- |question = Can I run two L1 Pros as a single mono system?
- |answer   =
-You can't.
-An L1 Pro cannot link its inputs or internal mix to another L1 Pro.
-Each unit only plays the signals connected to its own inputs.
-If you want both L1 Pros to play the same mono mix, use a mixer and send the same output to each unit:
-:'''From''' the mixer '''Mono Output''' → '''L1 Pro (Left) Channel 3''' {{14TRS}} input
-:'''From''' the mixer '''Mono Output''' → '''L1 Pro (Right) Channel 3''' {{14TRS}} input
-This gives you two identical mono feeds, but the L1 Pros still operate as '''separate''' systems.
-For more details, see [[Dual Mono]].
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   |question = Can I run two L1 Pros in mono without a mixer?