Faq - Radial Engineering LX-2 User Manual

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Can I use the LX-2 with a microphone signal?
No, the LX-2 is designed for line-level signals, and will not provide optimal performance with a mic-level input. If you need to split
the output of a microphone the Radial JS2™ and JS3™ mic splitters are designed for this purpose.
Will the 48V from phantom power hurt the LX-2?
No, phantom power will not harm the LX-2. The transformer will block 48V at the isolated output, but the direct output will pass
phantom power back through the input of the LX-2.
Can I use the LX-2 with unbalanced signals?
Absolutely. The LX-2 will automatically convert the signal to balanced audio at the isolated output. The direct output will mirror
the input, and it will be unbalanced if the input is unbalanced.
Will the LX-2 fit in a J-Rak?
Yes, the LX-2 can be mounted in the J-Rak 4 and the J-Rak 8, or secured to a desktop or road case using the J-Clamp.
What is the maximum input level of the LX-2?
The LX-2 can handle +21dBu with the trim control fully bypassed.
Can I use the LX-2 backwards to sum two signals together?
You can, but you won't have any control over the individual levels to balance the signals.
Can I use the LX-2 to split one signal to feed multiple powered speakers?
Yes, you can. This allows you to send a mono output from a mixing board to two powered speakers.
Can I use the LX-2 to split the output of my guitar or keyboard?
Yes, although the StageBug SB-6™ might be a better option as it has ¼" connectors.
Can I bypass the trim control entirely?
Yes, when the TRIM ON recessed switch is not engaged, the trim control is completely bypassed from the circuit, so you don't
have to worry about the knob getting touched or bumped accidentally.
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Radial Engineering Ltd. LX-2™ Line Splitter User Guide