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Importanti Istruzioni di Sicurezza
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AcousticFX Hookup Diagram
Quick Setup for the AcoustiFX
1. Make sure all items listed on the front
2. Read the Important Safety Instructions
3. Study the Hookup Diagram above.
4. Make sure all devices and instruments
5. Connect your guitar and amplifier (and
6. Plug in all devices.
7. Experiment with the AcoustiFX’s
8. When finished, turn off the amp before
9. Go to http://www.alesis.com to
9V
Adapter
AcoustiFX
Acoustic
Guitar
of this guide are in the AcoustiFX’s
box.
starting on page 7 of the User Manual.
are turned off and all gain knobs set to
zero.
control pedal and headphones if
applicable) to the AcoustiFX in the
manner illustrated above. Refer to the
Connection Details below for details
on which cables to use.
effect combinations. Refer to the quick
reference on the next page for help.
disconnecting any equipment to
prevent damage to the speaker.
register the AcoustiFX.
Headphones
Control
Pedal
Amplifie
Connection Details
Features of the AcoustiFX
1. Display – Indicates bank and program,
shows parameter values and displays
pitch in tuner mode.
2. EFFECT Knob – Puts the AcoustiFX
in PLAY mode or EDIT mode. You
are in EDIT mode when you select a
module or parameter with this knob.
3. VALUE Knob – Adjusts parameter
values, program numbers and master
volume; stores changes.
4. Left Foot Pedal – Decrements
program number; when used with the
right foot pedal, puts the unit in
BYPASS and MUTE modes and
accesses the tuner.
5. Right Foot Pedal – Increments
program number; when used with the
left foot pedal, puts the unit in
BYPASS and MUTE modes and
accesses the tuner.
1. INPUT Jack – A 1/4” monophonic high impedance unbalanced
input. If you’re using battery power, the unit powers on when you
insert a plug here.
2. CONTROL Jack – a 1/4” jack where you can connect a control
pedal for controlling effects.
3. 9VDC Jack – compatible with most 9VDC adapters. The unit
powers on as soon as you connect the adapter.
4. OUTPUT Jack – a stereo 1/4” unbalanced jack for headphones.
You may use a stereo-to-mono Y cable to connect this to two
amplifiers.
Effect Quick Reference
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Refer to chapter 10 of the User Manual
for more details on effect modules.
1. COMP/LIMIT – increasing levels of
compression (C1-C9) and limiting (L1L9).
2. TYPE – various types of acoustic-
guitar sounds such as Clean, Warm,
Bright, Rhythm, Jumbo and Drive.
3. EQ – includes a high-pass filter at
80Hz and four bands of EQ (LOW,
LO MID, HI MID and HIGH) that
range from -12dB to +12dB in 1.2dB
steps. See page 27 of the User Manual
for details.
4. EDGE – a filtered limiter that gives
your guitar a bright, edgy sound; it does
this by adding a high-pass filter to the
signal, feeding that filtered signal into a
limiter, and then mixing it back with
the original signal.
5. NOISE GATE – increasing levels of
noise gating, which eliminates
unwanted noise by muting the audio
signal until it rises above a certain point.
6. FX1 – a variety of stereo effects such
as Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Tremolo,
12-String, Slow Attack, Step Filter,
Wah, Rotary, Cry and more; most have
a separate setting for pedal control.
7. PARAM – direct-control parameter for
FX1; for most effects, can be set to
pedal control independent of the FX1
setting.
Visual Guide to Tuning
The bottom four segments rotate counterclockwise if
pitch is low. The top four rotate clockwise if the
pitch is high. An 8 means you’re in tune.
8. FX2 – various delay-based effects such
as reverbs (Hall, Room, Plate and
Reverse), delays (Doubling, Stereo
Delay, Ping Pong Delay and Tape
Delay) and Echo; these also have
settings for pedal control.
9. PARAM – direct-control parameter for
FX2; for most effects, can be set to
pedal control independent of the FX2
setting.
10. LEVEL – the level of the current
program.
Selecting, Editing and Storing
Programs
1. In PLAY mode, use the foot pedals or
VALUE knob to select a program.
2. Turn the EFFECT knob to the module
or parameter you wish to edit.
3. Turn the VALUE knob to change the
value of the module or parameter.
4. To store your changes, press the
VALUE knob and then turn the knob
to select a store location. Press the
VALUE knob again to store the
program.
Using the Tuner
1. In PLAY mode, activate the tuner by
pressing both pedals at the same time
to enter BYPASS mode, or hold down
the pedals for more than half a second
to enter MUTE mode.
2. Play the open string you wish to tune.
Use the following guide when tuning:
Lo
In tune
High
= no pitch detected.
Here are the 12 possible
pitches (a decimal point
indicates a sharp):
Diagrama de montaje AcousticFX
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Adaptador
de 9V
Auriculares
AcoustiFX
Guitarra
acústica
Amplificado
Pedal de
control
Instalación rápida para el
AcoustiFX
1.Asegúrese de que todos los artículos
incluidos al inicio de este manual están
incluidos en la caja del AcoustiFX.
2.Lea las importantes instrucciones de
seguridad que comienzan en la página 7 del
Manual de usuario.
3.Estudie el diagrama de montaje que aparece
más arriba.
4.Asegúrese de que todos los dispositivos e
instrumentos están apagados y de que todos
los controles de ganancia están en posición
“cero”.
5. Conecte su guitarra y su amplificador (y
pedalera de control y auriculares si es
aplicable) al AcoustiFX de la manera que se
muestra abajo. Remítase a “Detalles de
conexión” más abajo para detalles sobre qué
cables utilizar.
6. Enchufe todos los dispositivos.
7. Experimente con las combinaciones de
efectos de AcoustiFX. Si necesita ayuda,
remítase a la referencia rápida en la página
siguiente.
8. Cuando haya terminado, apague el
amplificador antes de desconectar ningún
equipo para evitar daños al bafle.
Características del AcoustiFX
1.Display – Indica banco y programa, muestra
los valores del parámetro y puede
visualizarse el pitch en modo sintonizador.
2. Botón de EFECTOS – Pone el AcoustiFX
en modo PLAY [Tocar] o EDIT [Editar]. Se
encuentra en modo EDITAR cuando
selecciona un módulo o parámetro con este
botón.
3. Botón de VALOR – Ajusta los valores del
parámetro, los números de programa y el
volumen del master; almacena los cambios.
4. Pedal del Pie Izquierdo – Disminuye el
número de programa, cuando se utiliza junto
con el pedal del pie derecho, pone la unidad
en los modos de BYPASS y MUTE
[SILENCIO] y accede al sintonizador.
5.Pedal del Pie Derecho – Aumenta el
número de programa, cuando se utiliza junto
con el pedal del pie izquierdo, pone la
unidad en los modos de BYPASS y MUTE
[SILENCIO] y accede al sintonizador.
Detalles de conexión
1. Jack de ENTRADA– Una entrada no balanceada de alta impedancia
monofónica de ¼”. Si está utilizando alimentación por batería, la
unidad se enciende cuando inserta en el enchufe aquí.
2. Jack de CONTROL – un jack de 1/4” donde puede conectar un pedal
de control para controlar los efectos.
3. Jack de 9VDC– compatible con la mayoría de los adaptadores 9VDC.
Esta unidad se enciende cuando conecta el adaptador.
4. Jack de SALIDA– un jack estéreo de 1/4” no balanceado para
auriculares. Puede usar un stereo-a-mono Y cable para conectar esto a
dos amplificadores.
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