Owner`s manual

Connecting other devices

Rev0.02

Basic Operation

1 Connect the guitar, bass guitar, microphone,

etc. to the BR-1200CD’s input jacks.

Guitar, bass, etc.:

Connect to the GUITAR/BASS jack on the front panel.

Microphone for solo vocals:

Connect to the INPUT 2/MIC 2 input jack on the rear

panel.

CD player, keyboard, etc.:

Connect to the LINE IN L and R jacks on the rear

panel.

2 Connect the LINE OUT L and LINE OUT R

jacks on the rear panel to your amplifier.

If you will be using headphones, connect these

to the PHONES 1 jack.

The BR-1200CD’s LINE OUT L/R jacks must always

be correctly matched with the amplifier’s left and

right inputs.

3 If necessary, connect an expression pedal or

foot switch to the BR-1200CD. Any MIDI or

USB connections should also be made.

Precautions When Making Connections

• When a guitar or bass is connected to the GUITAR/BASS jack, the INPUT 1/MIC 1 input jack will be deactivated and

will not accept any sound input.

• Noise may be generated when the pickup on your guitar or bass is close to the BR-1200CD. Move the BR-1200CD and

guitar further apart to eliminate this noise.

• The location of microphones relative to speakers could result in feedback being produced. This can be remedied by:

1. Changing the orientation of the microphone(s).

2. Relocating the microphone(s) at a greater distance from the speakers.

3. Lowering volume levels.

• For more detailed information regarding the operation and setting of expression pedals, refer to “Using an expression

pedal” (p. 124).

• For more detailed information regarding the operation and setting of foot switches, refer to “Using a foot switch” (p.

39).

• For more detailed information regarding the operation and setting of MIDI devices, refer to “Section 6 Using MIDI”

(p. 241).

• For more detailed information regarding USB operation and setting methods, refer to “Section 7 Using USB” (p. 257).

• When a condenser microphone is connected to an XLR input jack, phantom power at +48 V can be supplied from the

BR-1200CD. For details on how this is done, see “Using condenser microphones (Phantom Power)” (p. 278).