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Should I leave my VoiceMaster Pro on when it is not in use?

We suggest leaving the unit on during sessions but turning it off when the studio is not in use. It should always be the first thing you switch on and the last thing you switch off in your set up so as to avoid spikes going through the rest of the system whilst gear is turned on.

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