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Sorry team, but I think you're making a mistake by taking sides on the sexual agenda. Music isn't like that, it's an emotion where people derive their own pleasure from how the big picture sounds. Please don't end up a 'Bud Lite' or 'Target' or you will be one. Please focus on producing great sounds instead of distractions. Love, Peace and Happiness Mark

Sorry team, but I think you're making a mistake by taking sides on the sexual agenda. Music isn't like that, it's an emotion where people derive their own pleasure from how the big picture sounds. Please don't end up a 'Bud Lite' or 'Target' or you will be one. Please focus on producing great sounds instead of distractions. Love, Peace and Happiness Mark

Hello Gents, severe apology for not getting back sooner. Many thanks for the info and yes, your tips worked great. I plugged the 48V unit into return 1 with a 1/4 inch jack, set a blank patch to return 1, selected Mic as the input and also preamp as the settings. I suppose it's up to the individual how to set the pre amp settings as everything is different, but the idea and feed works great. I have a wee boost switch on my mic which helps the signal, but if you guys wanted an extra little boost, what effect would you use? Currently I'm getting around -12dB, which isn't too bad, I don't want it too distorted. Many thanks again Regards

Hello, I'm trying to find out if I can use a condenser mic, primarily for vocals, using my LT. I have a cheapy phantom power unit with the usual XLR sockets. Can I use it with the LT without blowing it up, and if so, how can I set it up? If I use the female XLR to 1/4 inch jack would that work and if so, where would I plug the 1/4 into? Regards