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A recommended setup would include impedance matching and voltage matching (line/mic) there’s not a risk of damage but for cleaner recording and less noise you should use direct boxes between XLR and TS connections. Look into re-amp boxes and DI boxes. For for the best results.

A recommended setup would include impedance matching and voltage matching (line/mic) there’s not a risk of damage but for cleaner recording and less noise you should use direct boxes between XLR and TS connections. Look into re-amp boxes and DI boxes. For the best results.

A recommended setup would include impedance matching and voltage matching (line/mic) there’s not a risk of damage but for cleaner recording and less noise you should use direct boxes between XLR and TS connections. Look into re-amp boxes and DI boxes for the best results.

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A recommended setup would include impedance matching and voltage matching (line/mic) there’s not a risk of damage but for cleaner recording and less noise you should use direct boxes between XLR and TS connections. Look into re-amp boxes and DI boxes. For the best results.