Phones Jack - Yamaha Silent Violin SV250 Owner's Manual

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For connecting the supplied inner earphones.
* The headphone amp's power is switched ON when a pair of stereo inner earphones is connected
to this jack.
* The volume level for the stereo inner earphones can be adjusted with the !0 PHONES VOLUME
control adjacent to the PHONES jack. Since the !0 PHONES VOLUME is not linked to the MAIN
VOLUME control, its level can be adjusted independently of the LINE OUT.
* Any commercially available headphones or inner earphones can be used.
• Always disconnect the headphones or inner earphones from the jack when the instrument
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is not being used. The device continuously consumes power when a cable is connected to
the jack. Also, switching the power on when nothing is connected to this jack deactivates
the headphone amp decreasing power consumption to increase battery life.
• Never disconnect the headphones or inner earphones while the headphones or inner ear-
phones are still in your ears. The resulting loud sound may cause hearing loss.
• Do not listen for extended periods of time at loud volume levels using the inner earphones
or headphones. Doing so can result in damage to your hearing.
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Line Out Jack (Unbalanced) (LINE OUT)
The line out jack is compatible with a standard ¼" phone
plug. The signal is delivered from this output after being
adjusted with the volume, treble, and bass controls.
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Line Out Jack (Balanced) (BALANCED OUT)
The balanced output jack is compatible with an XLR
connector. This jack delivers a balanced signal that is
the same as the LINE OUT jack (adjusted with volume,
treble, and bass controls).
The signal can be attenuated by 26dB using the BAL-
ANCED OUT PAD switch on the side of the control box.
• Make sure that the power is switched OFF or all volume levels are set to "0" on all external
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equipment before connecting external equipment to the Line Out Jack (Unbalanced, Bal-
anced). Loud volume levels can damage your hearing, and damage equipment.
• When making connections to external devices, make sure that the proper plugs are used
and securely connected.
• If the sound is distorted, use the volume control on the instrument or on the Control Box
and lower the volume until the sound is no longer distorted.
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