devices · HX One · learn · 04 of 06 · 7 min
plugging it into things
the one thing
For a mono rig, always use the LEFT/MONO jack of a pair. Using the right one on its own gives you half your effects and a thin sound.
the jacks
Click any jack to see what it does and what to watch for.
inputs and outputs
HX One · all three faces · schematic, drawn from Line 6’s panel diagram
IN—L/MONO, RIGHT
TS, ¼″rear panel
Your instrument, or the output of the pedal before it. Use both jacks for stereo.
- Worth knowing
- The RIGHT input doubles as a loop RETURN, which is how HX One does the four-cable method.
the mono rule
Outputs come in stereo pairs, and only the left jack of a pair carries a summed mono signal. One cable from the right jack gives you one side of a stereo image: quieter, thinner, and missing anything panned away from it.
HX One's right-hand input and output double as a loop return and send, which is how one pedal wraps an amp.