Traynor Keymaster K1 Guide De L'utilisateur page 6

14. Stereo Phones
Connect your headphones here. The mix will have stereo separation on the Channel 1
L/Mono and R signals (when a stereo source is connected there) and Aux Input signals.
Channel 2 mono signals will be sent to both L and R headphones as will the Channel 1
L/Mono (only) signal. As mentioned earlier, Channel 3 will not be present. To permit silent
practicing or recording, the amp/speaker system will be disconnected while the Stereo
Phones jack is in use.
Note: The signal from the Mon(itor) goes directly to the internal amp/speaker system and is
not present at the Bal. Line Out, Stereo Phones or Link Out jacks. It will not be muted or heard
through the Stereo Phones jack!
15. Link Connectors
The Link jacks allow you to connect two K1s together to create a true stereo system which
also becomes able to accept additional instruments and/or other sources via the second
amp. Everything will be mixed through both K1s, effectively giving you a six-channel stereo
monitor system. In this case either amp's Bal Line Out may be connected to the mixer for PA
or recording purposes. The Channel 3 Mon(itor) inputs will not be Linked as they go directly
to their respective amp/speaker systems, however this does mean that you can possibly have
the mixer's main mix going to one K1's amp and speakers and something else – perhaps the
mixer's monitor mix or a click track - going to the other's.
Note: The LINK feature only works with K1s. Only two (2) K1s can be Linked. To connect
additional K1s or powered monitors, use the Bal. Line Out on one K1 and patch it to an input
on the powered monitor, another K1, a power amp driving monitors, etc.
K1 Amp Left
Link
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** Sansamp® is a registered trademark of Tech21.
Link Out > Link In
Using a TRS to TRS patch cable (male stereo
K1 Amp Right
¼-inch to male stereo ¼-inch) connect this
Link
jack to the Link In jack on another K1 for stereo
separation onstage. This output represents all
the mono channel signals (except Channel 3)
plus the right (only) signals from the Channel 1 R
and Aux R inputs. Therefore, when two K1s are
Linked together, only left channel stereo signals
will come out of the primary K1's speakers with
the right channel coming out the Linked K1's
speakers – mono signals come out both.