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Playing Sounds from the FP-9 on an Audio Device or Using
an Audio Device to Record What You Play—tThe Line Out
Jacks and Line Out Volume Knob
If you want to play the sound of the FP-9 on an audio device or record what you play ora tape recorder, then connect the L and R
Line Out jacks to the corresponding L and R Input (or Line In or AUX IN) jacks on the external device.
Making the Connections
If you're using the Line Out jacks to connect an externa! device, follow the steps below to make the connections. If this is not done
in the correct sequence, you risk causing malfunction and/or damage to speakers on the FP-9 or the connected device.
1. Turn the volume all the way down on the FP-9 and on 3. Use a connecting cable (such as the PJ-1M, sold sepa-
the device you're about to connect. rately) to make the connection.
2. Switch off the power to the FP-9 and the device you're 4. Switch on the FP-9.
about to connect. : ‘
a 5. Switch on the connected device.
Example: Let’s connect the FP-9 to a stereo system.
What you need: Two “RCA phono to 1/4” phone” connecting cables (such as the PJ-1M, sold separately)
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1. Make the connections as illustrated above. 3. Adjust the volume of the connected device.
Follow the steps in “Making the Connections” to hook up the
‘ If the connected equipment is a monaural-input
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NOTE device, be sure to connect to the L (Mong) Line
2. Use the [Line Out Volume] knob on the front panel to Out jack on the FP-9.
adjust the level (volume) of output to the connected
device.
Speaker Line Out
‘olume Volume Brilliance
Min Max Min Max = Mallow Bright
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