Our duo uses an L1 Model 1S for two vocals, one acoustic guitar and a cajon with an SM-57 into a T1. We also have an L1 Classic, also with a T1, for practice. We have several outdoor shows coming up which may require more volume. Can the mixed signal from one system be sent to the other? Thanks for helping!
DanG
Hi, DanG.
@DanG posted:Our duo uses an L1 Model 1S for two vocals, one acoustic guitar and a cajon with an SM-57 into a T1. We also have an L1 Classic, also with a T1, for practice. We have several outdoor shows coming up which may require more volume. Can the mixed signal from one system be sent to the other? Thanks for helping!
DanG
You won't get more volume by connecting the two L1 systems and if you do you will likely lower your gain before feedback (not good), and introduce Multiple Source Interference (also not good).
For best overall performance, keep each sound source routed through only one L1, the closest one.
Keep the two systems separate.
Check out this video. The L1® Approach and the History of Amplification
ST
Put one vocal and guitar through one T1/L1-system and one vocal and Cajun through the other T1/L1. Put them behind each vocalist and you are good to go:-)
RS