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towerofbabel76 Just Startin' 3 posts since
Nov 23, 2012
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Dec 4, 2012 9:05 PM

Recently purchased HD 300

Ok, so I've been searching the forums and reading the manuals for the HD 300.

I need to run my HD 300 direct to the mixer.

 

I've been doing this using a single xlr, and the dip switches on the back set to studio. But I not sure if I'm getting good sound that the hd 300 is capable of producing.

 

Do I have to run both/2 xlrs to the front of house mixer for the optimal sound?

I don't have the option of having an amp with me, to run one XLR to FoH and one instument cable to the amp. for all intents and purposes the HD 300 is the amp. And as far as I know I can't run more than one xlr, there isn't space at the mixer. Not sure if there are inputs I can use on the stage monitor.

Do I need to get a dummy 1/4 inch plug and fool the device into sending a mono out of the XLR port to get a better sound? Or can I just use one XLR and if so which port? Left or right? If I do get the dummy plug, I run the HD 300 in Dual mode?

 

Any help is appreciated. The manual doesn't really spell it out if you should use two XLRs for runing direct or if you can get by using a single XLR. Also I'm a noob.

 

Thanks.

TB76

  • spaceatl Expert Line 6 User 4,456 posts since
    Jan 24, 2007
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    Dec 8, 2012 7:05 AM (in response to towerofbabel76)
    Re: Recently purchased HD 300

    If you are wanting to run only a single XLR out of your HD300, you can force the HD300 to sum mono by putting a dummy plug in the Left 1/4 output.

     

    The other way you could do it would be to use a direct box and take the left 1/4 output...

     

    Personally, if the house is stereo I prefer two channels just for the tonal control for each side of the PA...

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