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Pod Hd 1/4" Outs


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Are you talking about the Bean? I imagine you since you're asking the question, but if that's the case, using the 1/4" outs with a 1/4" to XLR cable to go into one of the L3T's XLR inputs is probably the best way to do it. Honestly, though, if you're using the L3T, you may want to think about trading up to an HD500 or 500X so you can take advantage of the L6 Link connection.

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On the Bean? They're balanced.

 

On all the floor models, they're unbalanced.

 

On the HD Pro (and Pro X), they're balanced as well.

 

From the POD HD Pilot’s Handbook Revision E page 7, I copy:

 

QUOTE

18. Unbalanced Output - Connect 1/4" cables here to send your sound to

a guitar amplifier, recorder, mixer or PA system.

UNQUOTE

 

Same applies for the pro (see attached images)

 

So, I assume on all the modesl the 1/4" are unbalanced.

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I was wrong about Pros up above, but the Bean's 1/4" outs are definitely balanced. That part of the manual above is incorrect. I know that for a fact.

 

Copying from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_audio :

 

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..Balanced connections use three-conductor connectors, usually the XLR or TRS phone connector. XLR connectors, for instance, are usually used with microphones because of their durable construction, while TRS jack plugs are usually used for mixer inputs and outputs because of their smaller profile...

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I assume the bean's 1/4" are three-conductor jacks?

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