TC-Helicon GO SOLO User Manual

GO SOLO
High-Denition Audio/MIDI Interface for Mobile Devices
Connect GO SOLO to a computer, phone or
tablet using the included cables. If using the
provided lightning cable, insert a pair of AA
batteries to power GO SOLO, or connect a 5V power
supply (not included) to power GO SOLO and charge
your iOS device.
Connect microphone, instrument or line-level
source to the input using XLR or ¼" cables.
Plug a pair of headphones into the HEADPHONE
output. Set LEVEL control to minimum to start.
To enable phantom power move the 48 V
power switch to the ON position. The 48 V LED on
the front panel will light blue.
While speaking into the microphone or playing
your instrument, turn up the GAIN wheel. The SIG
LED should light green to indicate a signal present.
If the SIG LED lights red, turn the GAIN wheel down
to avoid clipping.
Connect MIDI devices to the mini 2.5 mm input
and output jacks using the included adapter cables.
Download your favorite TC Helicon app to
begin experimenting with eects.
Quick Start Guide
Getting started

TC-Helicon GO SOLO Specifications

General

Weight	0.5 lbs (0.23 kg)
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 20 kHz
THD+N	< 0.01%
Phantom Power	48V
Power Supply	USB powered
Connectivity	USB, XLR, 1/4" TRS
Input Connector	XLR/TRS Combo
Power Source	USB Bus Power
Signal to Noise Ratio	>100dB

Summary

Getting Started

Connect to Computer/Device and Power

Connect GO SOLO to a computer or mobile device, using USB or batteries for power.

Connect Audio Sources

Connect microphones, instruments, or line-level sources via XLR or 1/4" cables.

Connect Headphones

Plug headphones into the headphone output and set the initial level.

Enable Phantom Power

Activate 48V phantom power for condenser microphones via the switch.

Adjust Input Gain

Adjust the GAIN wheel while monitoring the SIG LED to prevent clipping.

Connect MIDI Devices

Connect MIDI instruments using the included 2.5mm adapter cables.

Download Companion App

Download TC Helicon apps to explore effects and features.

Specifications

Analog and Digital Connections

Details on XLR, 1/4", 1/8" TRS, and USB connections.

Controls and MIDI

Information on input gain, phantom power, voltage, and MIDI connectors.

System Processing and Power

Specs on A/D-D/A conversion, frequency response, dynamic range, and power requirements.

Dimensions and Weight

Physical size and weight specifications for the device.

Federal Communications Commission Compliance

Legal Disclaimer

Limited Warranty