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A microphone and an instrument or line-level device can simultaneously be connected to two inputs in a
pair (for example, you can plug a mic into Input 1 and an electric guitar into Input 2); simply set the INST/
LINE switch correctly. However, stereo line-level sources such as portable music players should always
be connected to the same stereo pair of T4 inputs (i.e., Inputs 1 & 2 or Inputs 3 & 4). Connecting a
line-level source to one input and an instrument to the other input in a pair may result in signal distortion.
The setting of the INST/LINE switches also determines whether the input signal for that pair is monitored
in mono or stereo. (
See Smart Monitoring on page 11 in this manual for more information.)
OUTPUTS
The four line-level output connectors on the rear panel of the T4 are all balanced ¼" TRS jacks. Outputs
1 & 2 are the main monitor outputs and should be connected to power amplifiers, self-powered
speakers, or two channels of a mixing board. Outputs 3 & 4 can be connected to two additional input
channels of a mixing board, or Output 3 can be used on its own, in which case it functions as a
secondary stereo headphone jack.
(For more information, see Headphones on page 9 in this manual
.)
The T4 operates in one of two different modes, depending upon the physical connections made to its
Output jacks.
When connection is made to just Output jacks 1 & 2, the T4 operates in Stereo Mix mode. In this mode,
all output signal from your computer is routed to T4 Outputs 1 & 2 in stereo (left side to Output 1 and
right side to Output 2). In Stereo Mix mode, the Big Knob controls the overall monitoring level as well as
headphone level.
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Resident Audio T4 Operation Manual : Making Connections