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Connect your guitar to the
JUNO-G
Connect your guitar to the AUDIO INPUT
“
L (MONO)/MIC
”
jack
located on the rear
p
anel of the JUNO-G. You can use the same
t
ype o
f
“phone” cable that you would use when connecting your
guitar to an amp. I
f
you’re using a stereo output (such as when
r
outing
y
our guitar through an e ect processor), make connec
-
t
ions in stereo
(
to both
L
and
R
j
acks)
.
Connect your guitar to
the “AUDIO INPUT”
jack on the JUNO-G’s
rear panel.
Adjust the JUNO-G’s input settings
appropriately for your guitar
P
ress the
“
PERFORM
”
button, then press the
“
MENU
”
button,
a
n
d
choose
“
6. Input Sett
i
ng” from the menu that a
pp
ears
.
Turn the dial to
select “6. Input
Setting” and press
the [ENTER] button.
I
n t
h
e screen t
h
at a
pp
ears, c
h
oose In
p
ut Se
l
ect as s
h
own
b
e
l
ow,
an
d
t
h
en
p
ress t
h
e
[
AUDIO TRACK
]
butto
n
.
Turn the dial to select “LINE
IN L” if you’re using monau-
ral input, or “LINE IN L/R” if
you’re using stereo input.
Record your guitar playing
on an audio track
An effect processor with built-in amp simulator is great!
W
hen you connect your guitar to the JUNO-G, it’s especially nice to use a
m
ulti-e

ect unit that contains an amp simulator, such as the BOSS GT-8.
S
imp
ly
connect t
h
is
b
etween t
h
e JUNO-G an
d
y
our guitar, an
d
y
ou’
ll
get
t
hat power
f
ul “studio-recorded” sound.
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