Roland HP 1700L - 5 Connecting with Audio Devices; Listening to External Sources; Recording to Cassette Recorder; Playing at Higher Volume

5
Connecting
with
audio
device
If
you
are
using
the
HP-1700L/1700/900L/900
by
itself,
there
is
no
need
for
you
to
read
this
section.
Listening to other sources through the internal speakers
If
you
have
another
instrument
that
does
not
have
its
own
speaker,
you
can
listen
to
it
through
the
HP-1700L/1700/900L/900's
internal
speakers.
You will need a connector cable (PJ-1M, etc.).
If your instrument has a stereo output, you will need two cables.
INPUT R/L OUTPUT R/L
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Regulate the volume of the other instrument using its volume knob.
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The PJ-1M (sold separately) consists of a stan-
dard cord with an adaptor plug for use with
either RCA or 1/4" phone jacks.
Recording
the
piano
sound
on
a
cassette
tape
recorder
If
you
have
a
cassette
tape
recorder
that
has
LINE
IN
jacks,
you
can
record
the
sound
of
the
HP-1700L/1700/900L/900.
You will need a PJ-1M with the adaptor plug removed.
OUTPUT
R/L
LINE
IN
R/L
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The cassette tape recorder
If
the
cassette
tape
recorder
has
stereo
input
jacks,
you
will
need
two
PJ-1M
cables.
Playing at higher volume
By connecting the HP-1700L/1700/900L/900 to a stereo or PA system, you can play at
higher volumes.
You will need a PJ-1M with the adaptor plug removed.
OUTPUT R/L AUX R/L
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