Microphone/guitar mixing
Using a microphone or a guitar, you can mix its
sound with a source sound.
CAUTION
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DO NOT connect a bass guitar to the GUITAR
INPUT connector, it may damage the System.
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If the output of the guitar is too high, sound
distortion may occur. Lower the GUITAR LEVEL.
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To prevent sound distortion after mixing, the
volume level of the current playback source
becomes lower when a microphone or a guitar is
connected to the System. This is not
malfunction.
1
Turn the [LEVEL +/-] control fully
counterclockwise.
.
2
Connect a microphone or guitar to the
MIC INPUT or GUITAR INPUT connector
on the rear of the System.
.
Microphone or guitar(not supplied)
φ 6.3 monaural
cable(not supplied)
3
Start playback of the source.
4
Turn the [LEVEL +/-] control to adjust the
volume.
Adjusting the tone of a guitar
Besides the sound mode of the main unit, you can
select the tone of the guitar. There are three
available tones, and the tone can be selected from
1 to 3 respectively. Set your preferred tone.
NOTE
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When you increase the level, the amount of noise
also increases. This is due use of an analog
circuit, and is not malfunction.
Using the remote control
Press [Gt.AMP MODE] repeatedly.
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CLEAN1 Produces a tone with the low frequencies cut
off and high frequencies boosted, as with
guitar amplifier in general.
CLEAN2 Produces a tone with the low-mid frequencies
boosted as compared to CLEAN1.
CLEAN3 Produces a tone with the mid frequencies
boosted as compared to CLEAN1.
T-BOOST1 Produces a slightly distorted tone with the high
frequencies of CLEAN1 boosted.
T-BOOST2 Produces a slightly distorted tone with the high
frequencies of CLEAN2 boosted.
T-BOOST3 Produces a slightly distorted tone with the high
frequencies of CLEAN3 boosted.
DISTORTION1 Produces a distorted tone of CLEAN1.
DISTORTION2 Produces a distorted tone of CLEAN2.
DISTORTION3 Produces a distorted tone of CLEAN3.
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Connecting a microphone/guitar
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