Endpin jack
Plug a standard instrument cable from the endpin jack to a stage
amp, a DI, or an unbalanced microphone input on a mixer. When
they are plugged in, the preamp switches on. To conserve battery
life, remember to unplug the endpin jack when you are not using
the pickup system. It is a good idea to turn down your amp or mixer
input before you plug into the endpin jack input. This will protect
your speakers (and your ears) from loud pops.
Features
Low Battery Light
This light has two distinct functions:
1. Power Up Indicator
The Low Battery LED will flash briefly when you plug in your
guitar. Some people ask us, “Why doesn’t this light stay on, like
a conventional pilot light?” We believe that a steadily lit LED
devours too many precious hours of battery life. Since the light
flashes briefly only when the unit turns on, battery power is
conserved and battery life is extended.
2. Low Battery Warning
When the Low Battery LED lights steadily, it is time to change
the battery.
Volume
For the cleanest signal, set the volume as high as possible without
distorting your amp or mixer.
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