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3) Effects Send and Return
These jacks allow an external processor such as a compressor, equalizer,
exciter or de-esser to be inserted in the signal path between the mic
preamp and the harmony circuitry. The Send is “normalled” meaning that
if a jack is inserted, the signal path from the mic preamp is broken and
must be returned through some device.
4) “Dry” audio output
This is the direct, unprocessed vocal signal after it has been amplified by
the Mic preamp. No harmonies are produced from this output. When an
external processor is inserted into the Send and Return loop, its output is
produced here.
5) Main voice outputs
There are two configurations for these outputs:
Stereo mode
- Outputs 1 and 2 contain a mix of the the input and harmo-
ny voices. Outputs 3 and 4 are muted.
Quad mode
- Each harmony voice is allocated its own output to allow
individual external processing. The input voice is not mixed into any of
these outputs.
6) MIDI section
The MIDI input receives MIDI control and program information from
external MIDI devices such as keyboards and sequencers.
The MIDI output transmits system, specific button pushes and program
information which can be recorded and played back externally from a
sequencer. It also can transmit bulk system exclusive data to allow back-
up of user data on a MIDI sequencer or voice librarian.
The MIDI Thru jack transmits an exact copy of any MIDI information
received at the MIDI input.
7) Footswitch jack
1/4" stereo jack for a DigiTech FS-300 footswitch to provide remote con-
trol of Bypass, Program and Song functions.
8) Expansion port
This removeable plate is to accomodate extra hardware for the optional
digital I/O card.
9) AC Power Jack and fuse
This is a standard IEC receptacle for AC Mains power. The fuse is con-
tained below the receptacle. It may be replaced only with a 250 mA,
250V Slow Blow fuse.
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