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General| Key Control | Yes |
|---|---|
| Tempo Control | Yes |
| Speed Control | Yes |
| Pitch Control | Yes |
| Equalizer | Yes |
| Effects | Reverb |
| Display | LCD |
| Type | CD Trainer |
| Disc compatibility | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" (6.3mm) TRS |
| Outputs | 1/4" Headphone Output, 1/4" Line Output |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Playback Functions | Play, Pause, Stop, Repeat |
USA users: device tested to comply with FCC rules for radio frequency interference.
Avoid electric shock and fire hazards; do not expose to rain or moisture.
Instructions for safe operation, including avoiding water, heat sources, and proper plug use.
Class 1 laser product classification and precautions against hazardous radiation exposure.
Guidelines for cleaning, handling, and storing CDs to ensure optimal playback quality.
Proper battery insertion, type recommendations, and monitoring remaining charge level.
Device automatically shuts down after 5 minutes of inactivity to conserve battery.
Connecting the AC adapter, warnings about voltage and adapter type.
Using the power switch and ensuring settings are saved correctly.
Identification of numbered controls, jacks, and indicators on the CD-GT1MKII.
How to use keys with two functions, e.g., TUNER/SETUP, by tapping or pressing.
Details on DC IN, PHONES, LINE OUT, LINE IN, GUITAR/MIC IN jacks, and battery compartment.
Using the display, TIME/ESC, PREV, NEXT, UP, DOWN keys for status and menu navigation.
Using LOOP, I/O, TUNER/SETUP, TMP/KEY/CD EFF, FX BANK, FX No./EDIT keys.
Using STOP/MTRO, PLAY/PAUSE, and CUE keys for playback and metronome functions.
Adjusting OUTPUT control and using CD EFF, GUITAR/MIC switches.
Connecting a guitar or microphone, setting the GUITAR/MIC switch and adjusting input level.
Connecting line-level external devices via the LINE IN stereo mini-jack.
Adjusting output mix balance between guitar/mic and CD, and effect levels.
Using the LINE OUT jack to connect to amplifiers, stereos, or recorders.
Adjusting the output level for LINE OUT and PHONES jacks using the OUTPUT control.
Connecting a footswitch to the FOOT jack and its setup options.
Accessing Effect, Tuner, and Setup menus using specific keys.
Using PREV/NEXT to select items and UP/DOWN to change values.
Details on adjusting Tempo, Key, Fine Tuning, and Metronome parameters.
Using the TIME/ESC key to return to the home display mode.
Starting, pausing, stopping playback, and skipping tracks using player controls.
Setting track/disc loops and configuring CUE key behavior.
Adjusting the playback speed of the CD by percentage.
Enabling tempo changes without altering the key of the music.
Shifting the music's key up or down by semitones.
Making fine adjustments to pitch using cents for instrument tuning.
Activating or deactivating the CD EFF switch for preset effects.
Reducing the sound of a guitar in the CD to play along with backing tracks.
Selecting mono or stereo output modes for monitoring signals.
Splitting CD and guitar/mic output between left and right channels.
Saving custom effect settings into effect banks and slots.
List of effect types and their adjustable components (e.g., DIST, TONE, DRIV).
Adjusting individual components within a selected effect preset.
Loading previously saved effect settings from a bank slot.
Setting the tempo (BPM) for the metronome beat.
Selecting the rhythm and beat accents for the metronome.
Selecting between chromatic and guitar tuning modes.
Utilizing the built-in oscillator for tuning reference with sound output.
Adjusting the reference frequency (A4) for accurate tuning.
Configuring CD playback mode (ALL/SGL) and guitar/CD mix balance.
Setting key control, fine tuning, and UP/DOWN key functions.
Assigning functions to the CUE key and the footswitch.
Details on disc types, frequency response, and dynamic range.
Technical specs including S/N ratio, THD, and output levels.
Information on power consumption, unit dimensions, and manual notes.
