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SPECIFICATIONS

AUDIO INPUT (AT1KHZ)

MICROPHONE .......................................................

AUX/DVD/LD/CDG/CASSETTE..............................

AUDIO OUTPUT......................................................

VIDEO INPUT

CDG/LD/DVD..........................................................

FREQUENCY RESPONSE

AUX/DVD/LD/CDG/CASSETTE..............................

TONE CONTROL (MUSIC)

BASS.......................................................................

TREBLE ..................................................................

ECHO TIME DELAY.................................................

KEY CONTROL RANGE ........................................

SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO................................................

CASSETTE MOTOR SPEED (ATT-111N 3KHZ) ..............

CASSETTE WOW-FILTER ATT-111N 3KHZ) ..................

POWER SUPPLY, OTHERS

POWER REQUIREMENTS.....................................

POWER CONSUMPTION ......................................

VIDEO

VIDEO SYSTEMS (CDG ONLY) ............................

AC OUTLETS

UNSWITCHED .......................................................

DIMENSIONS:...................................................................

2.5mv/10k Ohms

150MV/50 Ohms

500MV

1V P-P/75 Ohms

20HZ-20KHZ+3db

+9db(100HZ)+2

+9db(10KHZ)+2

100MSEC-200 MSEC

+9/-9MUSIC INTERVALS

(19 POSITIONS)

>75db

2940HZ-3090HZ

<0.3%

AC 117V/230V 60HZ/50HZ

18 WATTS

PAL/NTSC

1 (TOTAL 250W)

(W X D X H) : 430 X 420 X 155 m/m

Summary of Contents for Twister II

Page 1: ...S MANUAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION Thank you for purchasing the Twister II To make full and effective use of this unit please read this Owner s Manual carefully before operating TWISTER II DIGITAL KARAOKE SYSTEM ...

Page 2: ...of electric shock to persons The exclaimation point within an equilateral triangel is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO Q...

Page 3: ... Cont Using The CDG Player Using Effects and Changing the Key Changing the Key Cont Using the Cassette Deck Using the Cassette Deck Cont listen to your recording Other Parts of the Twister II Connecting Other Components To The Twister Using The Remote Control Parts And Functions of The Remote Control Trouble Shooting Guide Parts and Functions front panel Parts and Functions rear panel Connection A...

Page 4: ...rton and assemble the Twister II before discarding the packaging materials If it should become necessary to return the unit for any reason the original packaging materials are best suited for transporting the unit to minimize any potential damage BEFORE YOU START Tools you will need to assemble the Twister II 1 Phillips head screwdriver BE SURE YOU HAVE THE PARTS AND COMPONENTS INCLUDED WITH THE T...

Page 5: ...or jack just like the one on the back of the Twister II amplifier player labeled video input Connecting this wire will enable you television monitor to display the graphics that are encoded on CDG Karaoke discs NOTE If your television does not have an RCA type connector you may use a VCR or an RF Modulator not included to connect you monitor See Connection Diagram and Trouble Shooting Guide for op...

Page 6: ... Twister II amplifier player in a clockwise motion until the desired volume is reached TURNING UP THE MICROPHONE VOLUME 1 Locate the small volume knobs above each microphone jack 2 Carefully increase the microphone volume by turning the volume knob s in a clockwise motion until the desired volume is reached QUICK START SUPPLYING POWER TO THE TWISTER II You are now ready to connect your Twister II ...

Page 7: ...ying for example to the next verse or chorus locate the F SCAN ke above theCDG player and press until you find the desired location 2 To rewind your selection whiled it is playing locate the B SCAN key above the CDG player and press until you find the desired location PLEASE NOTE When using this feature the words may become jumbled on your TV monitor In this scenario digital graphics informa tion ...

Page 8: ...ob in a clockwise motion until the desired amount of treble is achieved Increasing treble tones will give the vocal signal a brighter sound Likewise to decrease the amount of treble on the vocal signal turn in a counter clockwise motion ADDING EFFECTS DELAY ECHO TO THE VOCAL SIGNAL 1 The ECHO control knob is located on the back of the Twister II amplifier player See diagram Turn the knob in a cloc...

Page 9: ... to cassette mode for playing and recording cassette tapes 3 Locate the ST EJ button on the front of the cassette deck and press to open cassette door 4 Insert the cassette tape with the side you want to play facing you and carefully close the cassette door never force 5 To rewind the cassette press the REW button until the tape rewinds to the desired location 6 To advance the cassette press the F...

Page 10: ... passed the leader tape If it is not visible allow approximately 10 seconds to let the tape roll then locate and press the PAUSE key This will stop the cassette from advancing but it will still be in the record mode Leave the PAUSE button pressed 6 Begin your CD CDG song selection making sure your volume and echo controls are adjusted to your liking 7 At the same time release the PAUSE key and the...

Page 11: ...r dry announcements as it by passes the echo feature For example the Karaoke Host or Hostess may use this microphone input to announce the next singer and song selection without having to readjust the settings on the microphones already in use by the singer s The volume control for the third microphone input jack located just to the right of the jack itself VOLTAGE SELECT This is used to select th...

Page 12: ...D player check manufacturer s instructions BE SURETO SETTHE INPUTSELECTOR ONTHE FRONT OFTHETWISTER IITO DVD OTHERWISETHEREWILLBE NO SOUND Play the DVD player as usual Music from the DVD player will be audible from the Twister II speakers and the Karaoke features will be functional CONNECTINGALASER DISC PLAYER Using and RCA connector cable connect the L and R LD INPUT jacks to the L and R AUDIO OUT...

Page 13: ...UT SELECTOR ON THE FRONT OF THE TWISTERII TO WHICHEVERPLAYERYOUAREUSING OTHERWISETHEREWILLBENOSOUND Set upyouradditionalrecording devise to record then play your selection The karaoke feautres will be functional from theTwister II MusicAND vocals will be recorded onto the additional recording devise CONNECTINGANADDITIONALRECORDINGDEVISE TO RECORD FROMTHE TWISTER II Tape Deck Mini Disc or DAT USING...

Page 14: ...NT PANEL diagram 6 5 SKIP The SKIP button on the hand held remote control allows the user to skip back to the previous song When a song is playing it serves as a rewind button and will SCAN the song selection in reverse On the front panel of the Twister II it is the same as the B SCAN and PREV buttons combined See PARTS AND FUNCTIONS FRONT PANEL diagram 9 12 6 SEARCH The SEARCH button on the hand ...

Page 15: ...OR There are three options for connecting televisions without video input jacks There is a loud squeeling noise coming from speakers This noise is called feedback Feedback occurs for various reasons For example feed back can occur if the micro phone is held too closely to or pointed directly at the speak ers Feedback can also occur if the micorphone volume is too high or there is too much treble f...

Page 16: ...en playing or recording cassettes to keep track of your location on the tape DISPLAY BUTTON When playing a CD CDG disc and pressed once this button displays the remaining number of songs to play on the disc and time remaining in minutes and seconds to play them in the CDG Display Window 10 This feature works only with the CD CDG player When pressed again the window displays the song selection numb...

Page 17: ...tton to start playing the song selction and or to pause the selection at any time during play Press once to play press again to pause If paused press once to resume playing song selection 16 BASS CONTROL This controls the amount of bass tone in the music being played See Using Effects 17 TREBLE CONTROL This controls the amount of treble tone in the music being played See Using Effects 19 MIC VOLUM...

Page 18: ...ess the PAUSE key once to momentarily stop the cassette tape from playing or recording Press again to continue playing or recording 37 ST EJ STOP EJECT Press this key once to stop a cassette from playing or recording press again to eject When the cassette door opens insert or remove a tape F FWD FAST FORWARD When playing a cassette this key can be used to advance the cassette to the next desired l...

Page 19: ...ee USING EFFECTS AND CHANGING THE KEY Adding Effects Delay Echo To The VocalS ignal 9 SAFETY SCREW Once the Twister II amplifier is properly inserted into the Twister II road case this screw when fully inserted provides a stop for the amplifer and should not be removed See BEFORE YOU START IMPORTANT and ASSEMBLY Assembling the Twister II 11 VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH This switch is used to select the...

Page 20: ...hich setting on the VCR should be used see manufacutrer s instructions provided with the VCR 3 If you do not have a VCR or RCA connectors on the back of your television monitor You will need an RF modulator To use an RF modulator connect the VIDEO OUTPUT jack on the back of the Twister II to the VIDEO IN jack on the RF modulator Next Connect the OUTPUT of the RF modulator with a coaxial cable not ...

Page 21: ...CONNECTING A TELEVISION MONITOR 19 ...

Page 22: ...CONNECTION DIAGRAM for other components 20 ...

Page 23: ... CASSETTE MOTOR SPEED ATT 111N 3KHZ CASSETTE WOW FILTER ATT 111N 3KHZ POWER SUPPLY OTHERS POWER REQUIREMENTS POWER CONSUMPTION VIDEO VIDEO SYSTEMS CDG ONLY AC OUTLETS UNSWITCHED DIMENSIONS 2 5mv 10k Ohms 150MV 50 Ohms 500MV 1V P P 75 Ohms 20HZ 20KHZ 3db 9db 100HZ 2 9db 10KHZ 2 100MSEC 200 MSEC 9 9MUSIC INTERVALS 19 POSITIONS 75db 2940HZ 3090HZ 0 3 AC 117V 230V 60HZ 50HZ 18 WATTS PAL NTSC 1 TOTAL 2...

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