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5. REMOTE SWITCHES – There are 4 remote switches in G2
accessed via two TRS (TIP, RING, and SLEEVE)
connections. The connections are as illustrated in the
diagram. These connections are LATCHING, not momentary
6. SERIAL NUMBER – Every G2 has its own unique serial
number. If you need to get in touch for any reason regarding your G2, please quote this
serial number
7. OUTPUTS 1 & 2 – These outputs are the point where the signal leaves G2 and heads
back to your amp. If you are using a single amp then use OUT1 ONLY! Out1 Is your
earth so it needs to be connected at all times to a good earth/ground. OUTPUT 2 is
isolated using a high quality audio transformer ensuring that you won't get earth loops.
Connect your second amp to OUTPUT 2 and choose the combination of outputs you
want using the OUTPUT selection buttons on the top panel.
8. VOLUME INSERT LOOP – The volume loop insert is the perfect place to put your
volume pedal. It is part of the POST AMP circuit and turned on when you have the
POST GAIN included on a preset. This insert can be moved after any effects loop so you
decide where it works best for you. The VOLUME LOOP INSERT can also be used to
connect your amplifier's effects loop to G2. Check out the Special Functions section for
more info.
9. BANK UP – Connect our optional BANK MANAGER switch here so you can remotely
access the other banks. You can use any MOMENTARY switch. Press the connected
switch, you'll see the lights 1~8 flashing (except for one light which will be solid. This tells
you the bank you are currently on.) Select the bank you want to go to, then select the
preset. Easy
Special Functions
On occasion in this manual you will note we talk about Special Functions, or SF followed by a
number. This number relates to one of G2's footswitches. Each footswitch also has a special
function that you enter into by holding down that footswitch, and while its held down, pressing
the PHASE OUT2 button. Our special functions are the key to Midi, moving the volume insert
point, turning on a dedicated always on buffer, turning on delay trails and many more functions.
So, if you see a reference to SF3 for example, you know that to enter that mode you need to
hold down footswitch 3 and press the PHASE button. SF7, hold down footswitch 7 and press
PHASE, etc.
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