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CAUTION: We recommend that you
avoid "hot-patching" the microphone
input if using a patch bay at the micro-
phone input of the P-SOLO
Please turn down the gain prior to con-
necting or repatching a microphone in-
put routed through a patch bay. Failure
to do so may result in transients that
can damage the P-SOLO
equipment that is connected to its out-
puts - not to mention your ears!
Output Cable Connection
For ease of connection, two styles of
BALANCED OUT connector, XLR and
TRS, are provided. Both connector
types are electrically equivalent and
may be used simultaneously to connect
to Line Inputs on mixing consoles,
recorders, etc. If both outputs are used,
care should be taken to avoid system
ground loops. See "Troubleshooting"
section for tips on eliminating hum
caused by grounding problems.
The TRS and XLR output connectors are
not electronically isolated. Therefore, if
you connect either one of the output
connectors to an unbalanced input, the
other connector will automatically be
unbalanced.
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When connecting an output of the
P-SOLO
put, you must connect the negative
. signal pin (pin  of the XLR or "ring"
of the TRS) to the shield. Failure to
do this will result in audible distor-
tion. The wiring configuration used
for the output connectors on the
or P-SOLO
For XLR:
• Pin 2 is positive (+)
• Pin  is negative (-)
• Pin 1 is screen (GND)
For TRS:
• Tip is positive (+)
• Ring is negative (-)
• Sleeve is screen (GND)
to an unbalanced in-
is:
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