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VL Pro Owner’s Manual
Front Panel
1. Guitar Input: Connect your guitar here.
2. Guitar Input Signal Level: This signal LED represents the guitar input signal level. It is green when
sufficient guitar signal strength is present, amber when approaching limit, and red when the signal clips.
3. Guitar Thru Output: Outputs the unprocessed guitar signal, enabling you to utilize external
processing for the guitar. This output is muted while the guitar tuner is in use.
4. Guitar Ground Lift: Disconnects the guitar jack ground from the Vocalist® Live Pro signal ground. This is
done to solve ground loop problems when connected to a guitar amp and a PA system at the same time.
When lifted, this button lights red.
5. Vocal Input - XLR In: Connect your microphone here.
6. Vocal Input - Input Level: Adjusts the vocal input level for either the front mic input or the rear 1/4” line
input, depending on which vocal input is currently active.
7. Vocal Input - Signal LED: This signal LED represents the active (front mic input or rear 1/4” line input)
vocal input signal level. It is green when sufficient vocal signal strength is present, amber when approaching
limiting, and red when the limiter is active.
8. Vocal Input - Mic: This button selects the front panel mic input for the active vocal signal. When selected,
this button lights green.
9. Vocal Input - Line: This button selects the back panel line input for the active vocal signal. When selected,
this button lights amber.
10. Vocal Input - 48V: This button enables and disables the 48 Volt phantom power for the microphone input.
This button lights red when phantom power is enabled.
11. Graphic Display: The main display for viewing preset summaries and navigating through all of the Vocalist
Live Pro menus.
12. Numeric Display: This display numerically indicates the currently selected preset from 1-99. It works in
conjunction with the User LED to define which of the 2 banks of 99 presets is currently in use (User Preset
Bank or Factory Preset Bank).
13. User LED: Lights red when a User Preset is selected; turns off when a Factory Preset is selected. User
Presets can be copied or edited and stored to their current location or any other location in the User
Preset Bank. Factory Presets can also be copied or edited, but must be stored to a User Preset location.
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