Roland Jx-10 Owner's Manual page 5

SECTION 2 – REAR CONNECTIONS AND SWITCHES
2.1 Total Mix Output Jack
Connect this jack to an amplifier. To make the best use of the JX-10, use an amplifier and speaker with wide
frequency response and dynamic range such as a keyboard amplifier or a pair of powered studio monitors.
2.2 Parallel Output Jacks
These are also for connecting amplifiers. Different methods of connection will yield various sound effects.
The following shows several different ways to use the Output Jacks.
 When the JX-10 is set to Whole mode, connecting a stereo amplifier to the UPPER MONO and LOWER
MONO of the Parallel Output Jacks (output jacks B and C shown in the above picture) will cause the sounds to
be output irregularly through L or R. This is normal behaviour. In this case, use a different configuration.
2.3 Output Level Switch
Use this switch to select the best output level depending on the amplifier connected to the Total Mix Output.
* This switch does not work on signals sent from the Parallel Output Jacks.
Connection Jack Output Power
1 Jack E Monaural Output
2 Jacks A D Mixed output of Upper and Lower
B C B: Monaural Output of Upper
C: Monaural Output of Lower
A B Stereo Output of Upper
C D Stereo Output of Lower
4 Jacks A B Stereo Output of Upper and Lower
C D
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