TYPICAL SETUPS
Guitar with piezo pick-up
MIXER
LR outputs
Guitar with an
active
Instrument input
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VARIATIONS |
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hold to save |
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| default | store | levels | menu | ||||
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| thicken |
| clean |
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| detune |
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| vibrato | spring | tape | ||||
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| tremolo | hall | dynam | 1.2s | 250ms | 100% | 25% |
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stomp | EQ | boost | flanger | plate | p.pong | edit A | edit B | edit C | edit D |
comp | EQ | boost | mod | reverb | delay | subdiv |
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BANK UP
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| BANK DN |
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This is a typical setup with a standard acoustic guitar with an active* piezo pickup system.
Connections
•Connect your guitar to the
•Connect L/R outputs to a mixer or to a dedicated acoustic guitar amp
When connecting the 
microphone inputs on a mixing console, the phantom power for these channels MUST be switched off! Otherwise you may damage the
Basic settings
•Set input sensitivity via the Levels menu
•Select active effect pressing the COMP, MOD, DELAY and REVERB switches
*If the pickup system requires the use of a battery the system is active.
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