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3.5. Connecting external
amplifiers and other devices
If the KR-75's amplification system doesn't deliver
enough power for your application, you can take
advantage of its OUTPUT jacks.
Sending audio to external equip-
ment
Before connecting the KR-75 to another piece of
equipment, turn off the power to both devices.
If you wish to amplify the KR-75 through an exter-
nal system, or record your music using a tape
recorder, connect the KR-75's OUTPUT jacks to the
AUX IN, LINE IN, or CH IN jacks of the external
(keyboard) amplifier, mixer, or tape deck.
To the AUX IN/LINE IN jacks of
the external amplifier/mixer, etc.
Note: If you are connecting the KR-75 to a device with a
monaural input, be sure to use the L[MONO jack.
Note: For cassette decks or HiFi amplifiers, you need
audio leads with mono jacks at one end and (usually)
RCA/einch jacks at the other.
After connecting the KR-75 to the amplifier, etc., be
sure to switch on the KR-75 and the external
device(s) in the following sequence:
1. First turn on the power to the KR-75.
. Then turn on the power to the mixing console, amp, etc. (in
that order).
Receiving audio signals from exter-
nal sources
You can connect the audio outputs of an external
MIDI instrument, CD or cassette player, etc., to the
INPUT jacks. That has the advantage that such sig-
nals can be amplified by the KR-75 and are there-
fore also present in the headphones (if connected).
To connect an external signal source, follow the
instructions above but be sure to connect the LINE
OUT, etc., jacks of the external source to the KR-75's
INPUT jacks.
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From the LINE OUT, etc., jacks of
the external instrument, CD player, etc.
4, Basic operation and display
The KR-75 features a large-sized screen that keeps
you informed about the status of your instrument
and allows you to access functions for which there
is (usually) no button or slider.
4.1.Typographic conventions
used in this owner's manual
This Owner's Manual uses the following typo-
graphic conventions to indicate panel buttons and
items appearing on the display.
[lb eines
This indicates a button or slider
on the panel.
Example: the TONE [PIANO]
button.
SO
nena Sas This indicates an item appearing
on the display. To choose such an
item, press the corresponding
soft button (located below or
next to the item).
Example: the <Layer> button
(see below).
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