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Audio Specifications| A/D/A Converter | 24-bit high performance audio |
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| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | 110 dB |
Memory and Recording| Patch Memory | 256 Patch slots, 100 Factory Patches |
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| Looper Record Time | 180 seconds |
| Drum Machine Patterns | 100 Patterns |
Connections| MIDI Connectors | 5-pin MIDI (IN/OUT/THRU) |
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| USB Port | USB 2.0 Type-C |
| Guitar Input | 1/4″ Unbalanced (TS) |
Analog Input Specifications| Input Impedance (A.GT) | 1M Ohms |
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| Input Impedance (E.GT) | 4.7M Ohms |
| Input Impedance (Line) | 10k Ohms |
Analog Output Specifications| L/R Unbalanced Output Impedance | 1k Ohms |
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| L/R Balanced Outputs | XLR jacks |
| Headphone Output Impedance | 22 Ohms |
USB Recording Specification| USB Sample Rate | 44.1 kHz |
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| USB Bit Depth | Supports 16-bit or 24-bit |
| USB Port | USB 2.0 Type-C |
Size and Weight| Dimensions | 345mm(W) x 220mm(D) x 62.5mm(H) |
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| Unit Weight | 2.37 kg |
| Power Requirements | DC 9V, 1000mA |
Safety guidelines for handling the unit, including avoiding moisture and heat.
Instructions for safely connecting and disconnecting power and audio cables.
Guidance on how to clean the unit safely with a dry cloth.
Warning against opening or attempting to service the unit yourself.
Specifications and safety notes for using the DC9V AC adapter.
Steps to take and information to prepare in case of a unit malfunction.
Description of the 4.3" color LCD, PARA knob, and MASTER knob functions.
Explanation of BACK, GLOBAL, DRUM, and SAVE button functions.
Details on the 8 footswitches and the expression pedal's functions.
Description of various input and output jacks like INPUT, FX LOOP, and PHONES.
Details on EXP/FS, AUX IN, UNBALANCED/BALANCED OUTPUT, MIDI, and USB ports.
Steps to connect your instrument and power on the GP-200.
How to select and navigate through patches using footswitches.
Instructions on activating and using the built-in tuner.
Overview of the information displayed on the main screen.
How to use the looper, including recording, playback, and editing.
How to activate and control the drum machine feature.
How to use the built-in expression pedal to control parameters.
Accessing the edit menu and modifying individual effect modules.
Rearranging and enabling/disabling effect modules in the signal chain.
Adjusting volume, tempo, expression, and control settings for a patch.
Settings for the effects loop, including Series and Parallel modes.
Adjusting input impedance, input level, and CAB modes.
Configuring USB audio settings like Rec Level and Monitor Level.
Setting modes, tap/hold functions for footswitches.
Procedure to calibrate the expression pedal for accurate response.
Configuring MIDI messages, channels, and clock sources.
Adjusting screen brightness, display time, and system language.
Controlling the global equalizer for overall tone adjustment.
Checking firmware version and performing factory resets.
Information on managing the GP-200 with PC/Mac software.
Connecting the GP-200 to full-range speakers for playback.
Connecting directly to a guitar amp's input jack.
Connecting via FX Loop to pre-position or post-position the GP-200.
Setting up the 4-cable method for splitting effect chains.
Using the GP-200 as an audio interface for computers or mobile devices.
Details on Compressor and Booster effects.
Descriptions and parameters for various Wah effects.
Detailed list of Overdrive and Distortion effects.
A comprehensive list of amplifier models and their characteristics.
Information on Noise Gate (NR) effects.
Catalog of Cabinet (CAB) simulations available.
Details on Guitar and Bass Equalizer effects.
Descriptions of Modulation effects like Chorus, Flanger, and Vibrato.
Explanation of Delay effects, including Analog, Tape, and Ping Pong.
List and details of Reverb effects, covering room and hall simulations.
Description of the Volume control effect.
Solutions for when the device fails to turn on.
Troubleshooting steps for no sound or low volume issues.
Guidance on identifying and reducing unwanted noise.
Steps to resolve issues related to the expression pedal.
Details on converters, sampling rate, SNR, modules, and I/O specifications.
Specifications related to USB recording capabilities.
Information on dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
