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Roland V-Studio VS-20 - Making Connections; Connecting Musical Instruments; Connecting Microphones

Roland V-Studio VS-20
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22
Connections
fig.Connect-mic-guitar.eps
fig.Connect-mic-guitar.eps
Connecting musical instruments
Connecting microphone
Guitar/Bass
Synthesizer,
or other device
Digital Audio Player,
or other device
Use a commercially available cable
that’s appropriate for the device
to which you are connecting.
Use a commercially available cable
that’s appropriate for the device
to which you are connecting.
Use a commercially available cable
that’s appropriate for the device
to which you are connecting.
Microphone with
an XLR plug
The V-STUDIO 20’s balanced (XLR) type
connectors that are wired as shown in the
illustration. Be sure to check the wiring of
your equipment before making connections.
Microphone with
a phone plug
If you’re using a condenser microphone
that has a balanced (XLR) plug and requires
phantom power to be supplied, set the
VS-20 Editor’s PHANTOM switch to “ON.”
For details on how to use the VS-20 editor,
refer to VS-20 Editor's online help (PDF).
You must turn phantom power o
unless you’re using a condenser mic
that requires a phantom power
supply. Malfunctions will occur if
phantom power is supplied to a
dynamic microphone or audio
playback device. For details on the
specications of your microphone,
refer to its owner’s manual.
VS-20_e.book 22 ページ 2010年1月18日 月曜日 午前9時8分

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