Alto Professional KICK15 - Manual (Page 4)

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POWER INPUT – Connect the included power cable to this input and connect the other
end of the cable to a power source. Make sure the top panel's POWER SWITCH is set to
"off" when plugging and unplugging the cable.
2. COOLING FAN – Keep the area in front of this vent clear from obstructions. The fan
behind the vent cools the amplifier, preventing overheating.
3. MIX OUT – Use standard balanced XLR cables
or balanced 1/4" mono TRS cables to connect
these outputs to the inputs of your active
loudspeakers.
4. SUB OUT – Use a standard balanced 1/4"
mono TRS cable to connect this output to the
input of an optional powered subwoofer.
5. LINK OUT – Use a standard unbalanced 1/4"
stereo TRS cable to connect this output to the
LINK IN of an optional second Kick amplifier (sold separately). When using this output, this
amplifier will be the "master"; it controls the audio, volume, etc. sent to the "slave" amplifier
connected to this output (each amplifier will output the same signal in parallel).
Alternatively, you may use a 1/4" stereo TRS splitter cable to connect this output to two
separate loudspeakers (left and right), two channels (left and right) of an external mixer,
etc.
6. LINK IN – Use a standard unbalanced 1/4" stereo TRS cable to connect this input to the
LINK OUT of an optional second Kick amplifier (sold separately). When using this input,
this amplifier will be the "slave"; its levels will be controlled by the "master" amplifier
connected to this input (each amplifier will output a summed mono signal).
7. MIC IN – Use a standard XLR cable to connect a microphone to this input.
8. LINE IN – Use standard 1/4" TRS cables to connect line-level instruments or sound
sources to these inputs. When connecting a mono sound source, use only the "L/MONO"
input.
9. AUX IN – Use a standard stereo RCA cable to connect a line-level sound source to these
inputs.
10. FOOT SW – You can connect a standard 1/4" TRS latching footswitch (sold separately) to
this input. A connected footswitch will allow you to activate/deactivate the amplifier's built-
in effects processor.
11. GROUND SWITCH – Depressing this switch grounds the amplifier, which can reduce hum
or noise.
Tip
(left channel)
Ring
(right channel)
Sleeve
(ground)
TRS connector