Fender Mustang GTX Series - Connectivity Options; Auxiliary and Headphone Jacks; USB Connectivity for Recording; Line Out and FX Send;Return

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AUXILIARY AND HEADPHONE JACKS
The Mustang GTX control panel features two 1/8”-inch jacks—an auxiliary input for connecting external
mobile/audio devices and an output for convenient headphone use.
Note that when using the auxiliary input, volume levels for external devices are set using volume controls on
the external devices themselves, or by using the Mustang GTX “BT & AUX VOLUME” menu function described
on page 36. Also note that when headphones are plugged in, speaker output is muted.
USB CONNECTIVITY
The Mustang GTX rear panel features a USB audio port for recording. Using a micro USB cable (not included),
connect a computer with recording software to this port. No external driver is needed
to connect to an Apple computer. To connect to a Windows-based computer, the user
must download the ASIO driver setup with Fender Mustang device, available at www.
fender.com/support/articles/fender-universal-asio-drive. Note that USB audio and
Bluetooth audio streaming (page 35) can not be used simultaneously.
A gain control for the USB is located in the “EQ & AMP SETTINGS“ menu. Press the
MENU utility button, then use the ENCODER to scroll to and select “EQ & AMP SETTINGS“, and then “LINE OUT/
USB GAIN”. Use the ENCODER to scroll to and select a new USB gain value (page 50).
LINE OUT AND FX SEND/RETURN
Mustang GTX ampliers feature rear-panel balanced line output jacks (right and left) for connection to exter-
nal recording and sound reinforcement equipment (see illustration below).
The gain control described above for the USB audio port can also be used for the line out, using the same steps.
Mustang GTX also features an eects loop. The right/left FX send and right/left FX return jacks on the far
right of the rear panel are for mono or stereo external eects use (see illustration below); a mono eect can be
plugged into the right or left channel. Note that eects connected to these jacks are “global” (not preset-spe-
cic) and will act as the last elements in the signal path.
Close-up detail of rear-panel right and left balanced line outputs.
Close-up detail of rear-panel right and left FX send/return jacks.