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Front View
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6. INPUT – a “Combo XLR” input socket. Connect a microphone via an XLR plug, or an instrument
via a ¼” TS (unbalanced) jack. Note that this socket will not work with a balanced source via
a ¼” TRS jack.
Rear View
POWER
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Device connection – a USB Micro B socket for connecting to your iOS device. Plug the red
cable supplied with the iTrack One Pre in here; the other end of this cable has a Lightning
connector to plug into your compatible iPhone or iPad.
8. POWER – this USB Micro B socket lets you power your iTrack One Pre from a household USB
adaptor (e.g., an iPhone charger). Plug the black cable supplied with your iTrack One Pre in
here; the other end of this cable has a standard USB ‘A’ type plug. You should use external
power if the 48V LED [5] lights red when you are using a condenser mic, or if your iOS device
is low on battery (but note the device will NOT be recharged using this method).
