Chapter
One
Auditioning
the
Sounds
To
begin
with,
you
will
probably
wish to
connect
the
GP-16 to a
guitar
amplifier
and
try
out
its
preset
sounds,
ro
Making
Connections
Concerning connection
of
guitar and guitar
amplifier.
The guitar
and
guitar amplifier are connected as tollows.
allowing sound to be
produced
Always
have
the volume
turned
down
on
any amps, and
power
turned
off,
whenever
rnseriing
or
pullIng out any
plugs.
Damage
to speakers
or
other mal1unction can
resu!t
if
connectIons are
made
while
power
is
left on.
Connect the guitar's output to an Input Jack.
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,
!
When being used in monaural, connect to the Output A
Jacks.
When
being
used
In
stereo,
conned
both
01
the guitar amps
1D
Ihe
same
channel
H a
channel
has been specilied
uSing
"OUlpU: Select", the
amp
must
be
connected
to
the channel that has been
specified, otherwise
no
sound will
De
oroduced,
For detaiis. reter to
"c
Output Select"
(iE<\"'
P,
22)
•
With
1 guitar
amp
YOl..'
may
have
to
adjust the inpul
level
depending
on
the •
With
2
guitar
amps
iype
0;
gunaryou
connect. For information on makIng such
adjustments
see
"[[lAdJuslment
of
input Lever"
(Ii$'
P.12)
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When outpuhing the
gUitar
sounds
in
stereo
input jacks used for connecting a gUitar are provided on the
unirs
front
and fear
panels.
However.
the
Jack
on the iron!
panel
nas
priority. Thus.
if
a g
Ul1ar
is connected
10
the jack
on
the
front panel, the
,iack
on the
rear
panel becomes
Inopera1lve.
The (guitar)
amplifier
is
connected
to the GP,16's out,
puts,
Theway
connections
Should be
made
with
the GP-16will
vary
depending
on
the
number
of
amplifiers being used,
and the
particular
application. Select Ihe selup that suits
your purpose.
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