Connections; Turning The Power On; Turning The Power Off - Vox Dynamic Looper Bedienungsanleitung

Connections

1. Make sure that the Dynamic Looper's STANDBY switch
is in the STANDBY position.
2. Use a cable to connect the OUTPUT jack to your guitar
amp or mixer.
Note: The Dynamic Looper's output is monaural.
Do not connect headphones to the OUTPUT jack. Doing
so may damage your headphones.
3. Use a guitar cable to connect your guitar to the INPUT
jack. Alternatively, use a cable to connect your mic to the
MIC IN jack.
Acoustic feedback might occur depending on where the
connected mic is located in relation to the amp that's
connected to the OUTPUT jack. If feedback occurs, take
the following steps.
• Point the mic in a different direction.
• Move the mic away from the speaker.
• Adjust the rear panel MIC IN TRIM knob.
Acoustic feedback may also occur when you apply an
effect to the mic input. If so, take the same steps listed
above.
If the mic and amp are close together, the output sound of
the amp can be picked up by the mic. If you record or
overdub in this state, these sounds will also be recorded.
Make sure that the mic and amp are sufficiently separated
so that the sound from the amp is not picked up.
Connect your instrument and turn on the power

Turning the power on

1. Make sure that the volume of your amp or mixer is
sufficiently lowered, and then turn the Dynamic
Looper's STANDBY switch to the ON position.
The power will turn on, and the program/value display
will indicate the current program number.
2. Turn on the power of the connected amp or mixer, and
raise the volume.
3. Play your guitar, and adjust its volume without allowing
the PEAK LED to light-up.
4. Vocalize into your mic, and adjust the rear panel TRIM
knob without allowing the PEAK LED to light-up.
Note: The Dynamic Looper contains an auto power-off
function. The power will automatically turn off
approximately four hours after the last user input
occurred ()p.41 "Auto Power-Off function").

Turning the power off

1. Lower the volume of your amp or mixer.
2. Set the STANDBY switch to the STANDBY position.
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