Name: TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G
Brand: TC-Helicon
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What Does Higher, Lower etc. Mean?

These names define the harmony arrangement in the

current preset. Careful arrangement of harmony voices

is an effective way of emulating a favorite band’s vocal

style. The following describe the typical intervals

produced by Harmony-G.

o Higher - Generally a 5th interval or 7 semitones

above your voice

o High - Generally a minor or major 3rd interval or

3-4 semitones above your voice

o Low - Generally a minor or major 3rd interval or

3-4 semitones below your voice

o Lower - Generally a 6th interval or 8 semitones

below your voice

o Bass - This deep voice follows the root note of

your current guitar chord

o Octave Up and Down - Follows your voice exactly

12 semitones above or below regardless of the

guitar chord you play.

Storing Edited Presets

You can store a changed preset for the next time you

need it. Press and hold the Preset button to store both

the A and B settings for that preset number. If you save

your two favorite A and B settings at preset 1, they will

be ready when you power up without you having to

load them each time. Note that the positions of the

Input, Tone, Guitar, FX, and Harmony controls are not

saved, as they are global.

Changing the FX

Press the FX button to change the reverb and delay

style in the preset you are currently on. If you prefer this

setting, it can be stored with the preset.

Using the Tuner

Hold the On footswitch to enter Tuner/Bypass mode.

The On led will flash. Pluck the single open string you

want to tune and you’ll see the note it’s closest to in the

Preset display. As well, a pattern of LEDs in the FX styles

and Voice 1&2 indicator areas will show whether the

Getting to Know Harmony-G

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TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G Specifications

Analog Inputs

mic input impedance	1 kOhm
mic input sensitivity at 0dBFS	-44 dBu to +2 dBu
mic input sensitivity at 12dB headroom	-56 dBu to -10 dBu
guitar input impedance	1 MOhm
guitar input sensitivity	+15 dBu at 0dBFS
equivalent input noise	-126 dBu at max. mic amp gain, Rg = 150 Ohm

Analog Outputs

main output impedance	40 Ohm
main output level	+2 dBu at 0dBFS
guitar thru output impedance	270 Ohm

Input to Output Analog Audio Performance

dynamic range, mic at min gain	>108 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz A-weighted
dynamic range, mic at -18 dBu sensitivity	>104 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
thd+ noise, mic at min gain	<-90 dB
frequency response at max gain	-1.5 dB at 40 Hz, +0/-0.3 dB (200 Hz to 20 kHz)
guitar in to thru dynamic range	>119 dB
tuning mute attenuation	>100 dB

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