Roland RS-09 - CONNECTION JACKS AND OPERATION; AUDIO SYSTEM CONNECTIONS; OUTPUT LEVEL AND HEADPHONES; SPECIFIC OUTPUT JACKS

CONNECTION JACKS
AUDIO SYSTEM
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AUX IN
A
GUITAR AMP
E.KEYBOARD
O OUTPUT LEVEL Output Level
Choose among L/M/H according to the
input sensitivity of the amplifier used.
AUDIO AMPLIFIER H
GUITAR AMPLIFIER L/M
PA, MIXER H/M/L
0 OUTPUT (Output Jack)
This jack is for the output of RS-09. To
strengthen the ensemble effect, try to use
stereo (2-channel).
For 1-channel, always use the MONO jack.
© PHONES (Head phone Jack)
This jack is for plugging in the headphones.
Use a pair (e.g. ROLAND:RH-2) that is
stereo. It is geared to VOLUME.
O ORGAN RAW OUT (Basic Organ
Wave Form Output)
This is the jack for generating the basic
wave form composed of the feet mixing
volume of the organ section.
The output generated from here has no
relation with tone ensemble, tablet or
volume. As diagramed on the following
page, by interconnecting with EXT. SIG.
IN of a synthesizer (SH-1) tone color
variations controlled by the VCF can be
enjoyed.
© GATE OUT (Gate Output Jack)
This is the output jack of the gate voltage
that continues to flow while a key is being
pressed.
By interconnecting to GATE IN of a synthe¬
sizer (SH-1), you can work the envelope
generator of it with the keyboard of RS-09
With a hookup as diagramed on the follow¬
ing page, a variation of each note can
be added and it is possible to produce
sounds similar to a polyphonic synthe¬
sizer.
© SUSTAIN PEDAL (Pedal Connection
Jack)
By connecting the pedal switch DP-2 (sold
separately), the sustain (release) effect can
be turned on or off by foot.
0 EXT.SIGNAL INPUT (External Input
Jack)
By connecting another electronic or electric
instrument to this jack, you can add an
ensemble effect to the sound of that instru¬
ment.
© EXTERNAL INPUT LEVEL
Select the correct level according to the
output sensitivity of the connected device.
SYNTHESIZER : L/M
KEYBOARD, ELECTRIC GUITAR :M
MICROPHONE : H
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