SETUPS
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The Stereo Guitar System
In a setup with a couple of Combo amps or a stereo stack, you get full advantage of the stereo
effects in the G-Force. Place the G-Force after your pre-amp or in the effect loops.
Serial setup
This is the ultimate setup for the G-Force. The high quality 24 bit converters makes it
possible to use the G-Force without a line mixer. The serial setup utilizes the power of the
G-Force to its full extent.
Remember, the G-Force gives you the possibility to make the effect blocks parallel internally.
Parallel setup
Using the G-Force in combination with a line mixer.
Remember to use the killdry function, to avoid any direct guitar signal through the G-Force.
The Connections
The G-Force input jacks are unbalanced and the outputs are balanced. This means that you
can use standard guitar cables to connect the G-Force to unbalanced equipment, and stereo
cables to connect the G-Force to balanced equipment.
Input/Output
Set the Input level of the G-Force using the In knob in the upper left corner of the front panel.
To get maximum quality from the 24 bit AD converter, the input meter should show
approximately -6 to -3 dB.
Adjust the output level of the G-Force using the Output knob. In addition to the Output knob
there is a MIDI/Pedal controllable master level placed in the Out section (Effects Edit
display).
G-Force Setup
The G-Force is carefully designed to perform all the basic effects needed in a guitar setup.
Because the G-Force can be used in a number of applications we propose a few different setups.
Be sure that your amplifiers are turned off while connecting the G-Force. Turn on the G-Force before your amplifiers.
The Mono Guitar System
In a setup with a Combo amp or a mono stack you must use the Left input and output
(remember to select L-only, in the I/O Setup Audio display) You can either place the
G-Force in the effect loop or after the pre-amp, (this could also mean after your Distortion
stomp box).
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