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JBL EON One Pro - Connecting 2 together with pass-thru

ChandlerJayChandlerJay Posts: 1
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I have recently purchased a second JBL EON One Pro PA and I was advised by the supplier that all I needed to do was to use an XLR cable plugged into the pass-thru output into one of the channel inputs in the second PA. When I do this, I get absolutely no volume from the second PA. The only way I can get any sound out of the second PA is to have the channel volume up to maximum and the master volume also at max. The other issue that I have is when I plug in my NORD Piano4 and have the input channel set to line, I also get very low volume with the piano plugged into this channel. When I press on the mic/Line button and it changes to MIC, the volume level is high. It is extremely frustrating that I have spent nearly $4000AUD on these PA's and I am not getting the level of performance that I expect.

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  • Harry7139Harry7139 Posts: 2
    I have 2 Compact units. The pass through output jack is a standard ts connection and is necessary to combine both speakers for guitar/mic performances. A regular speaker cord or guitar cable connecting the through output of the master unit to the LINE (3) input of the slave unit will work. NEVER USE CHANNEL 1 as it has phantom power which may accidently turn on and possibly damage a unit.

    This is not to be confused with the app ability to link 2 speakers together via Bluetooth - that connection is strictly for streaming audio from another device such as an Ipad or phone and will not work in live performance situations - for guitar/mic you need to connect the speakers manually with a cord/cable.

    As far as your piano make sure the piano is outputting a line level signal..if not then there will be an impedance mismatch resulting in low volume. If going through the xlr input set to mic works simply set your piano to a medium volume and slowly adjust the gain on the JBL until you reach your desired level and it should work fine. I use my Roland that way on occasion. Remember, never use inout one due to its phantom power capability as you could damage your keyboard.
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