Basic system configurations – Yamaha FX900 User Manual
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Basic System Configurations
Here's how the FX900 can be connected for use with electric guitar (or bass), an electronic keyboard, or in a multitrack recording
system. The actual configuration of your system will naturally depend on your own individual requirements, but these examples may
help to give you a few ideas.
• Electric Guitar
Guitar amplifier or
bass amplifier
Electric guitar or bass
OUTPUT
Front-panel INPUT jack or
rear-panel INPUT L/MONO
jack.
(Left)
(Right)
Input impedance switch set to "1M".
Input level switch set to "-20dB".
Keyboard
Synthesizer, electric piano or
tone generator
FX900
OUTPUT
keyboad amplifier
(Left)
OUTPUT
R
' Multitrack Recording
Front-panel INPUT jack or
rear-panel INPUT L/MONO
jack (keyboards with stereo
output can be connected to
the rear-panel R and L
INPUT jacks).
Input impedance switch set to "10k".
Mixer or multitrack recorder.
(Right)
Speaker
(Left)
(Right)
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