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DC-13 Dual Bus Converter OWNER’S MANUAL _______________________________________ DESCRIPTION Congratulations on your purchase of the DC-13 Dual Bus Converter. The DC-13 combines the technology found in the Roland BC-13 bus converter with technology found in the Roland US-20 unit selector. Like a BC-13 Bus Coverter, the DC-13 can convert the vintag[...]
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• When connecting a guitar and synthesizer(s) to the DC-13, be sure that power to the synthesizer(s) is switched off. • The 13-pin connectors used with the DC- 13 are locking style, and therefore cables cannot be disconnected unless the locking pin is released. • Due to the unique design of the VG-88, a low level hum may be heard when the VG-[...]
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you want to vary the volume of the guitar using the volume control on the guitar, use the direct guitar output on the body of the guitar itself. This is a standard 1/4” jack usually found next to the 24-pin connector on a G-series guitar. 7. Hex Fuzz: This connector outputs the line-level hex fuzz distortion guitar signal generated by the interna[...]
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Ibanez X-ING IMG2010 GK-1 _______________________________________ SYNTH SELECTION Depress the [A/B] pedal, and the unit to be played will change. You can tell whether Synth A or B is currently selected by viewing the LED. Red: The synth connected to Synth A is selected. Green: The synth connected to Synth B is selected. ____________________________[...]