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Getting Only the Guitar
Sound With No Effect
— Bypass Mode
When you press @YPASS), "BYPASS" appears in the display,
and the ME-30 switches to Bypass mode. Pressing
once again returns you to the previous mode.
GIBOSS ME-30 Sten
Tuning the Guitar
— Tuner Mode
The ME-30 features a built-in chromatic auto tuner. This
allows you to tune your instrument easily, without having to
change any connections. Additionally, when in Tuner mode,
the output is muted, making it unnecessary for you to turn
down your amp when you need to tune your guitar.
In Tuner mode, the note name appears in the bank display
{refer to page 6), and the amount by which the pitch is off is
shown by the number indicator and the display's character
area.
1. Pressing
(TUNER) puts you into Tuner mode.
You can also get into the Tuner mode by stepping on both
the Bank Up and Bank Down pedals at the same time.
2. Adjusting the standard pitch.
With no input sound (when you are not producing any
sound from your instrument), or when pressing either of
SE
VALUES, the current standard pitch appears in
the character area of the display. In this state, you can use
NE
VALUES to change the standard pitch. You can
adjust the standard pitch setting within the range of 435-
445 Hz in 1 Hz steps.
* If you change the standard pitch, be sure to switch out of
Tuner mode before turning the power off. The setting is saved
when you leave Tuner mode. Changes to the standard pitch
are not saved if the power is turned off while you are still in
Tuner mode.
3. Play the open string that is to be tuned.
The note name of the pitch closest to that sounded by the
string just played appears in the bank display.
* Mute the other strings with your hand, or by other means.
Allowing strings other than the one you are currently tuning
to vibrate along with the string being tuned may cause the
tuning to be inaccurate.
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