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SSL 2+ MKII User Guide – SSL Support
Input Channels
This section describes the controls for Channel 1. The controls for Channel
2 are exactly the same.
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This switch enables phantom power on the combo XLR connector, which
will be sent down the XLR microphone cable to the microphone. Phantom
power is required when using Condenser or Active Ribbon microphones.
BE AWARE! Dynamic & Passive Ribbon microphones DO NOT require
phantom power to operate and can damage some microphones if
improperly engaged.
LINE
This switch changes the source of the channel input to be from the
balanced Line input. Connect line-level sources (such as Keyboards, Drum
Machines and Synth modules) using a TRS Jack cable into an input on the
rear panel.
HI-PASS FILTER
This switch engages the Hi-Pass Filter with a cut off frequency at 75Hz with
a 18dB/Octave slope. This is ideal for removing unwanted low-end
frequencies from an input signal and cleaning up unnecessary rumble. This
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