Alto Professional Trouper - Manual (Page 3)

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Example 2: One Trouper loudspeaker system with vocal microphone and guitar with
active pickup:
Example 3: Two Trouper loudspeaker systems with remote mixer, DJ controller, etc.:
Connect a dynamic microphone to the Ch. 1
Input using an XLR or 1/4" (6.35 mm) TRS
cable. Connect a guitar with an active pickup
to the Ch. 2 Input using a 1/4" (6.35 mm) TS
cable.
Note: When using the Trouper loudspeaker
system with a guitar, we recommend using
one with active pickups rather than passive
pickups. If you use a guitar with passive
pickups, connect it to an external preamp or
direct input (DI) box, and connect the line-
level output to the loudspeaker.
We recommend using dynamic microphones
with the Trouper loudspeaker rather than
condenser microphones. If you use a
microphone that requires +48V of phantom
power, you must connect it to an external
phantom power supply. Trouper does not
supply any phantom power.
Microphone
Acoustic guitar
with active pickup
Power
Power
DJ controller,
mixer, etc.
Connect the left and right output of your DJ
mixer, controller, etc. to Ch. 1 Input of each
loudspeaker system using XLR or 1/4" (6.35
mm) TRS cables.
Tip: To send the same mix to both Trouper
loudspeakers, connect both channels of your
DJ mixer, controller, etc. to the Ch. 1 and Ch.
2 Inputs of one loudspeaker, and then connect
that loudspeaker's Link Output to the Ch. 1
Input of the other loudspeaker. Both Trouper
loudspeaker systems will then play identical
summed mono mixes.