This connection example shows use of the 1204 as an effect device for electronic instruments. When using the unit in a monaural configuration, connect only the L jack. The balance between the original sound of the instrument and the effect sound is adjusted by the MIX LEVEL control.
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1204 | Amp | Amp |
This connection example shows use of the 1204 in the send/return loop of a mixer to which instruments or other sound sources are connected.
In this case, the balance between the original sound of the mixer (DRY) and the effect sound produced by the 1204 (WET) is normally adjusted at the mixer. Therefore the MIX LEVEL control of the 1204 should be turned fully clockwise, so that only the WET sound is returned to the mixer.
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This connection example shows use of the 1204 as an effect device for vocals. Use a dynamic microphone with an impedance of 600 ohms. Plug the microphone into the MIC IN jack on the front panel of the 1204. If connected to a
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The 1204 allows the simultaneous use of two effects in parallel. This is possible with the effects in bank B marked with a "/" on the display. This connection example shows how to use such effects independently in a parallel configuration.
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distortion processor, or similar
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