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GETTING CONNECTED
A c o u s t i c Gu i t a r
connection diagrams
Here's a basic setup to get an acoustic guitar up and running with Repeater, and without the
need of any help from your "pocket protector" friends…
[Diagram of Acoustic guitar plugged into Repeater's INST input. FOOT connected, and the 1/4"
outputs connected to a mixer and monitoring system]
Plug in your guitar here.
Connect the optional "FOOT" 3 button footswitch here.
A single momentary footswitch will engage/disengage the Record function.
Connect Repeater's outputs to your monitoring system.
Trigger Record
If you don’t have a foot switch you may benefit from using Repeater’s handy Trigger Record
feature. Trigger Record will set Repeater to start Recording as soon as signal is present at the
audio input.
To set Repeater for Trigger Recording:
• Press and hold STOP and press RECORD
• Repeater’s Record LED will flash indicating that it is armed and ready for recording
• Start playing
As soon as Repeater detects audio at the input it will start recording.
E l e c t r i c Gu i t a r
connection diagrams
Now for the guitar player to whom effects have become an integral part of their sound… try
integrating Repeater in this format:
[Diagram of Electric Guitar plugged into guitar amp, FX loop out to a multi FX processor to
Repeater's 1/4" line inputs. Then the outputs returning to the guitar amps FX returns.]
Using an amp without an effects loop
You can plug Repeater into guitar input of you amp if you take the following precautions:
• Turn down the input level at least to half of what you usually run. Repeater’s output is at line level,
and this is substantially hotter then the average guitar.
• Only use the clean channel of you amp. If you try to run Repeater into a high gain or lead channel
the noise floor will significantly decrease and you will most likely be very unhappy with the results.
• To get distorted or lead sounds try using one of the many distortion pedals or a tube preamps
available before connecting to your Repeater.