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4—GUITAR/BASS (Hi-Z) Jack
If you’d like to plug an electric guitar or bass directly into the VS-2000, connect it to the
GUITAR/BASS Hi-Z (for “high impedance”) 1/4” phone-type jack for a loud, clean
signal with a minimum of noise.
5—MASTER L/R Output Jacks
This pair of analog line-level 1/4” output jacks carries the stereo MASTER bus signal to
an external device.
6—AUX L/R Output Jacks
Signals sent to Aux busses 1 and 2 are sent out of the VS-2000’s RCA-type L and R AUX
output jacks, respectively. Each jack produces a line-level signal.
7—MONITOR L/R Output Jacks
The VS-2000’s stereo MONITOR bus is sent out of the VS-2000’s RCA-type L and R AUX
output jacks. Each jack produces a line-level signal. The master volume of the signal
produced at these outputs is controlled by the MONITOR knob described below.
8—PHONES Jack
Connect standard stereo headphones (purchased separately) to this jack to listen to the
VS-2000. The jack has its own volume control (Page 75). You can select the signal to be
sent to the PHONES jack, as described in Chapter 21.
9—PHONES Knob
This knob controls how loudly the VS-2000’s MONITOR output is heard through
headphones connected to the PHONES jack. To learn how to set your headphone
listening level, see “Adjusting Your Listening Level” on Page 75.
10—MONITOR Knob
This knob controls the volume of the VS-2000’s stereo MONITOR bus and outputs. It
can also set the basic listening level of the PHONES jacks.
High impedance
You can use either the GUITAR/BASS (Hi-Z) input jack or TRS Input 8, but not both at
the same time. The setting of the GUITAR/BASS (Hi-Z) ON switch determines which of
these jacks is turned on.
Bus
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