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# All rear analog inputs are balanced like the onboard XLR outputs. The inputs detect whether the incoming signal is balanced or not.
 
# All rear analog inputs are balanced like the onboard XLR outputs. The inputs detect whether the incoming signal is balanced or not.
 
# Do not use speaker cable to connect to the 1/4" inputs.
 
# Do not use speaker cable to connect to the 1/4" inputs.
 
==How do I connect a wireless receiver==
 
 
The same way as with your guitar: to the front input, to take advantage of the front input's "special sauce" for noise reduction. The rear inputs (both 1 and 2) operate at line level, the front input operates at instrument level.
 

Revision as of 16:41, 20 June 2011

NOTE: The contents of this FAQ are being migrated to a dedicated Axe-Fx II Wiki.

Alexander van Engelen (Yek)

CONNECTING THE INPUT / INSTRUMENTS

How do I connect my guitar

  1. The front panel input uses a proprietary circuit and dedicated A/D converter for low noise. Always use the front input for guitar, whether wired or wireless. Source
  2. The front input does not disable the rear input (different from Standard/Ultra). Use the menu to select either the front or the rear for Input 1. You can leave everything plugged in. Source
  3. The front input impedance is 1 Mohm, or less if Input Impdance is adjusted.
  4. All rear analog inputs are balanced like the onboard XLR outputs. The inputs detect whether the incoming signal is balanced or not.
  5. Do not use speaker cable to connect to the 1/4" inputs.