Line6 Helix + Alto 212 Ts frfr : Xlr vs 1/4 connection Test (no Talking)
Finally we have at home the magic instruments dreamed for so many years, we can not wait to connect everything and play our favorite riff but inevitably we are hit by the thousand possibilities of connection and the thousand opinions of super mega pseudoexperts of the web! Personally I have always maintained that it should always be your taste and your ear to guide your choices. In the following boring test personally the differences heard are so minimal that I think the best connection is to use the type of cable (xlr or 1/4) that we have already available at home. The only considerable difference I found in the background noise, connecting XLR with my Alto Ts 212, the background noise is much less let me know what you think, I voluntarily used an old Zoom H2 in order to have a consumer listening All my Line6 Helix , Zoom G5n, Boss Katana Mk2 ,Guitar and Bass Patches (most free , some premium or donation) https://www.giovanniboero.com Please Subscribe Comment and Like
Finally we have at home the magic instruments dreamed for so many years, we can not wait to connect everything and play our favorite riff but inevitably we are hit by the thousand possibilities of connection and the thousand opinions of super mega pseudoexperts of the web! Personally I have always maintained that it should always be your taste and your ear to guide your choices. In the following boring test personally the differences heard are so minimal that I think the best connection is to use the type of cable (xlr or 1/4) that we have already available at home. The only considerable difference I found in the background noise, connecting XLR with my Alto Ts 212, the background noise is much less let me know what you think, I voluntarily used an old Zoom H2 in order to have a consumer listening All my Line6 Helix , Zoom G5n, Boss Katana Mk2 ,Guitar and Bass Patches (most free , some premium or donation) https://www.giovanniboero.com Please Subscribe Comment and Like