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GUIT AR PRE-AMPLIFIER PR É AMPLIFICA TEUR DE GUIT ARE GIT ARREN-V OR VERST Ä RKER GAIN Owner’s Manual Mode d’emploi Bedienungsanleitung[...]
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• This applies only to products distributed by Yamaha-Kemble Music (U.K.) Ltd. IMP O R T ANT NO TICE F O R THE UNITED KINGDO M Connecting the Plug and Cord IMPORTANT. The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accor- dance with the following code: BLUE : NEUTRAL BROWN : LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may no[...]
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1 WARNING- When using any electrical or electronic prod- uct, basic precautions should always be followed. These precau- tions include, but are not limited to, the following: 1. Read all Safety Instructions, Installation Instructions, Special Message Section items, and any Assembly Instructions found in this manual BEFORE making any connections, in[...]
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2 About the Backup Battery A backup battery (lithium battery) is used to keep internal data (settings) from being lost, even when the power cord is unplugged. Internal data will be lost when battery power is depleted, so it is recommended that data be stored to an external data recorder such as the Y amaha MIDI Data Filer MDF2 ( → pg. 6), or keep[...]
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3 GAIN The Panel Controls ■ Front P anel q Input Jack (INPUT) Connect the guitar to this jack. * Switch the power OFF befor e connecting the guitar . w T rim Control (TRIM) Matches the guitar output level to the pre-amp’s input level. ( → pg. 4) * TRIM level settings ar e not stored in memory . e Output Level Contr ol (OUTPUT) Controls the ou[...]
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4 How to use the DG-1000 ■ First, acquire sound 1. With the DG-1000 and power amp (guitar amp) power s witched OFF , connect the guitar to the INPUT jac k on the front panel. 2. With the OUTPUT knob set to “0”, switc h the power ON. 3. A short time after the power has been switched ON, the DG- 1000’ s internal relay will produce a small “[...]
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5 Store and Recall ■ Store Settings 1. Create a sound using the 8 preset amp types, GAIN, MASTER, and the 5 T one Controls. The EDIT lamp lights on the MODE display . * If MODE display’ s MIDI lamp is lit, press the button so that the EDIT lamp lights. 2. Use the / buttons to select the memory number to which the settings will be saved. The mem[...]
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6 MIDI Operations (MIDI Mode) ■ What is MIDI? MIDI is the abbreviation for: Musical Instruments Digital Interface. MIDI is a world standard communication interface that allows MIDI compat- ible musical instruments and computers to share musical information and control one another regardless of instrument type or maker . With the DG-1000, an exter[...]
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7 A pr opos de la pile de maintien de m é moire Une pile de maintien de m é moire (pile au lithium) est utilis é e pour emp ê cher que les donn é es internes (param è tres) ne soient per- dues, m ê me quand le cordon d ’ alimentation est d é branch é . Ce- pendant, ces donn é es internes é tant perdues quand la pile est é puis é e, n[...]
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8 GAIN Les commandes des panneaux ■ F ace a vant q Mini-prise d ’ entr é e (INPUT) Raccordez la guitare à cette mini-prise. * Mettez hors tension avant de raccor der la guitare . w Commande d ’ ajustement (TRIM) Fait correspondre le niveau de sortie de la guitare avec le niveau d ’ entr é e du pr é ampli. ( → pg. 9) * Les paramètr es[...]
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9 ■ T out d ’ abord, obtenez le son 1. Avec l ’ alimentation du DG-1000 et de l ’ ampli de puissance (ampli de guitare) coup é e, raccor dez la guitare à la mini-prise INPUT de la face av ant. 2. A vec le bouton OUTPUT positionn é sur “ 0 ” , mettez sous ten- sion. 3. Un court moment apr è s la mise sous tension (ON), le relais inte[...]
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10 Sauvegarde et rappel ■ Sauvegarde des param è tres 1. Cr é ez un son avec l ’ un des 8 types d ’ amplis pr é r é gl é s, GAIN, MASTER et les 5 commandes de tonalit é s. La lampe-t é moin EDIT s ’ allume sur l ’ affichage de MODE. * Si la lampe-témoin MIDI de l’affichage de MODE est allumée, ap- puyez sur le bouton afin que l[...]
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11 Opérations MIDI (Mode MIDI) ■ Qu ’ est-ce que MIDI ? MIDI est l ’ abr é viation de Musical Instruments Digital Interface. MIDI est une interface de communication de norme mondiale qui permet aux ins- truments compatibles MIDI et aux ordinateurs de partager des informa- tions musicales et de se commander mutuellement, quel que soit le typ[...]
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12 Ü ber die Speicher schutzbatterie Eine Speicherschutzbatterie (Lithiumbatterie) sorgt daf ü r, d a ß die im Ger ä t gespeicherten Daten (Einstellungen) beim Ziehen des Netzsteckers nicht verloren gehen. Diese internen Daten gehen jedoch verloren, wenn die Speicherschutzbatterie verbraucht ist, weshalb wir Ihnen anraten, den Speicherinhalt au[...]
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13 GAIN Bedienelemente ■ Frontplatte q Eingangsbuchse (INPUT) Hier wird die Gitarre angeschlossen. * Schalten Sie das Gerät vor dem Anschließen der Gitarre aus. w T rimmregler (TRIM) Zum Anpassen des Gitarren-Ausgangspegels an den Eingangspegel des V orverst ä rkers ( → S. 14). * Die TRIM-Einstellung wir d nicht gespeic hert. e A usgangspege[...]
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14 Gebrauch des DG-1000 ■ Zun ä chst einen pr ovisorischen Klang erzeugen 1. Schalten Sie den DG-1000 und den End verst ä rker (Gitarren- verst ä rker) aus, und schlie ß en Sie die Gitarre an die INPUT - Buchse an der Fr ontplatte an. 2. Stellen Sie den OUTPUT -Regler auf “ 0 ” , und schalten Sie den DG-1000 dann ein. 3. K urz nach dem Ei[...]
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15 Speichern und Abrufen von Programmen ■ Speichern v on Klangeinstellungen 1. W ä hlen Sie einen Ver st ä rker typ, und stellen Sie dessen Klang dann mit dem GAIN- und MASTER-Regler sowie den 5 Klang- reglern wunschgem äß ein. Die EDIT -Anz eige des MODUS- Display leuc htet nun. * Sollte die MIDI-Anzeige des MODUS-Displays leuchten, drücken[...]
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16 MIDI-Funktionen ■ W as ist MIDI? MIDI ist die Abk ü rzung f ü r “ Musical Instruments Digital Interface ” . MIDI ist ein weltweit etablierter Schnittstellenstandard, der es MIDI-kompatiblen Instrumenten und Computern erm ö glicht, musikalische Daten hersteller- unabh ä ngig auszutauschen und zu verarbeiten. Im Falle des DG-1000 kann ei[...]
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17 YAMAHA [ Digital Guitar Pre Amplifier ] Date:9-Jan-1997 Model DG-1000 MIDI Implementation Chart Version : 1.0 +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ : : Transmitted : Recognized : Remarks : : Function ... : : : : :-------------------+----------------+----------------+----------------: :Basic Default : x : 1 - 16[...]
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Printed in Japan VU75530[...]