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Chapter 1 Producing Sounds
Making Connections
After setting up the guitar part nf your system, connect your other equipment following the examples shown in the connection
diagram below.
Synthesizer amp
Stereo set,
radio-cassette player. etc.
(keyboard amplifier, PA system, etc.)
Guitar with GK-2N
To AUX, LINE INL
lt . . . : : : : : : : : : ~ : - • •
Stereo
headphones
The (L) MIX OUT jacks can also
be used
as
dual stereo headphone
jacks.
Also be aware that you cannot
simultaneously use one jack as a
LINE OUT while using the other
as
a
headphone jack -
that is,
you can't use a monaural plug
and a stereo plug at the same
time.
• To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other
dez,ices, always turn down tlze volume and tum off the power
011
all devices before maki11g any connections.
• Raise the volume of the amplifier only after you tum 011 the
power to all connected devices.
• To prevent tlie inadvertent disruption of power to your unit-
as a result of the plug being pulled out accidcntally--and to
avoid applyi11g undue stress to the AC adapta jack, anclzor the
power cord using the cord hook as shown in the illustration.
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MODEL GR·33
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other GR-compatible guitar
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AC adaptor
(BRC series)
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• If you are outputting a mono signal from the GR-33, co1111cct
the ca/1/e to the R (MONO) jack
of
the MIX OUT jacks.
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<Stereo Out>
To get the optimal performance from the GR-33, and to fully
experience the quality of its patches, connect your setup to a
stereo (two-channel) amplifier/ speaker system, or to stereo
headphones. Stereo equipment is the best way to hear the
fullness of the GR-33's sound.
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