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MPS-10
- Introduction
Rear panel
1. PHONES OUT jack
Connect your headphones here. You can monitor all of the audio through headphones, including
MAIN OUT, SUB OUT and METRONOME. The headphone volume is controlled by the PHONES knob.
Tip: The volume may seem a little low if you are listening with headphones of 80 Ω impedance or more.
2. MAIN OUT R, MAIN OUT L (MONO) jacks
These are the main audio output jacks. Connect the input jacks of your powered monitor speakers,
mixer or similar equipment to the MAIN OUT L (MONO), R jacks of this unit.
Turn off the power of your audio equipment before you connect anything. If you connect your
gear while the power is on, you risk damaging your equipment or speakers.
Note: Audio signals that are set to output from SUB OUT are not outputted from the MAIN OUT jacks.
3. SUB OUT 1, SUB OUT 2 jacks
These are the sub audio output jacks. Only audio signals that are set to output from SUB OUT are out-
putted from these jacks.
4. LINE IN L/R jack
Use this jack to input external audio signals in stereo. The inputted signal is mixed with the audio
from the internal sound generator and then output. You can also use this jack as an input source for
the input audio used by the sampler and looper.
5. MIC IN jack
This is a jack with a built-in mic amp for directly connecting a mic. You can select either balanced or
unbalanced input in the settings.
You can't use mics that require power, such as condenser mics.
You can't use the LINE IN L/R jack and the MIC IN jack simultaneously.
6. TRIGGER IN CH A/B, TRIGGER IN CH C/D jacks
Connect commercially available drum pads or similar accessories to these jacks.
As these are stereo (TRS) jacks, you can use a stereo splitter cable or the like to separate the signals
and connect two drum pads.
7. FOOT SW 1, 2 jacks
Connect a Korg PS-1 or other foot switch here. You can assign functions to the pedal, such as looper
start/stop.
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