Tascam D00851300A Using CD effects, Turning CD effects on and off, BEE Bass Enhancement Effect

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Using CD effects

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CAUTION

If you set the key control to O6 while the fine tuning value is greater than 0, the fine tuning value is automatically reset to 0. Similarly, if you set the key control to I6 while the fine tuning value is less than 0, the fine tuning value is automatically reset to 0.

Also note that when key control or VSA is ON, you may find that the music played back has a “vibrato” feel. This is not a fault of the CD player – it is a natural result of the special effects.

Using CD effects

Turning CD effects on and off

Pressing the CD EFF switch at the side of the CD-BT1MKII turns on the pre- set CD effects: guitar cancel, mono monitor, split monitor. These three CD effect components can be used simulta- neously. The CD EFF symbol is shown on the display. Press the CD EFF switch again to turn off the CD effects.

BEE (Bass Enhancement Effect)

BEE reduces or enhances the bass com- ponent of the CD playback.

Press and hold the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the CD Effect menu. Press either the PREV or NEXT key to choose BEE. Press either the UP or DOWN key to select from the choices listed below:

OFF: normal playback (the sound is not affected in any way)

BST: the bass component of the sound will be boosted

ENH: the bass component of the sound will be boosted and the definition of the bass part of the music will be enhanced

CUT: bass component of the sound will be cut out

Mono monitor

Setting the monitor mode allows you to control the output signal between mono and stereo with alternate options for both.

Press and hold the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the CD Effect menu, and select MONO by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. Press either the UP or DOWN key to select from the following:

L+R: outputs a mono signal, mix- ing the L (left) and R (right) chan- nels.

L: outputs the L channel signal only.

R: outputs the R channel signal only.

OFF: outputs normal stereo signal.

Split monitor

Setting the split monitor mode allows you to split the CD output and the bass guitar into left and right outputs.

Press and hold the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the CD Effect menu, and select SPLT by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. Press the UP or DOWN key to select from the following:

C-B: outputs the sound of the CD from the left, and the sound of the bass guitar from the right.

B-C: outputs the sound of the bass guitar from the left, and the CD sound from the right.

OFF: outputs stereo mixed sound of CD and bass guitar from left and right.

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Contents CD-BT1@# Important Safety Precautions Important Safety Instructions Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashesImportant Safety Instructions Safety Information Do not Remove the Protective Housing Using a ScrewdriverTable of contents About this ManualHandling of compact discs Observe the following Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside Remaining battery charge level display About the power supplyOperation using batteries Length of battery lifeOperation using an AC adapter Switching the unit on and offPart names and functions DC in Jack Battery CompartmentTUNER/SETUP Key Loop KeyBass in Switch Passive Power SwitchCD EFF Switch STOP/MTRO Key HInputting signals from external devices Line Connecting a bass guitar BassAdjusting the input level Adjusting the output level after adding built-in effectsOutput to headphones and external devices Adjusting the output levelConnecting a footswitch  EQ menu equalizer Using the menu systemEntering the menu system Press and hold down the Stop keyChoosing menu items Changing the setting valuesChange the setting values using the UP and Down keys Exiting the menu systemLooping track/disc Using the CD playerPlayback Looping In/Out pointsTempo control Fine tuningPitch and tempo changes Tempo control allows you to change the tempo of a trackBEE Bass Enhancement Effect Using CD effectsTurning CD effects on and off Mono monitorUsing built-in effects Storing your own effect settings in an effect slotComponents Adjusting the mix Recalling an effect with your settingsSetting the equalizer Recalling equalizer settingsEqualizer Metronome beats as soon as you set the value Using the metronomePress either the Prev or Next key to select Mtro Choosing the beatsBass guitar mode BAS Using the tunerChromatic mode CHR Using the oscillatorChanging your preferences for the CD-BT1MKII Footswitch polarity Facts and figures specificationsPage Page » CD-BT1@#

D00851300A specifications

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