Godin Multiac Jazz Operation & User’s Manual

3, Electronics Although capable of producing classic Jazz tones courtesy of the Godin GJN1 mini humbucking pickup, the Multiac Jazz has the power to take you far beyond traditional Jazz guitar sounds. Each saddle in the bridge is actually a transducer supported by an on- board preamp and graphic …

10, Godin Multiac Jazz Changing the battery The active electronics for the bridge transducer sys- tem are powered by a single 9-volt battery accessible via a small compartment on the back of the guitar. The preamp is activated when you plug the guitar in. Therefore, to avoid draining the battery please make su…

8, 13 pin cable - 3 Voices (output #3) The 13 pin cable can carry all three signals—humbucker, bridge transducers and of course the hexaphonic signal for the synth. All of which are then ouput from the audio out of your GR-Series synth into a PA/mixer or amp. When strictly using the 13 pin…

9, 3 Cords - 3 Outputs (Outputs #1, #2, #3) You can use all three outputs to carry out a dedicated signal into three different channels or amp sources (See diagram). The same on-board configuration as the previous page applies in this situation as well. Câble - 3 (sorties #1, #2 e…

7, 2 Outputs - 2 Cords (Using output #1 & #2) If both output jacks are used the mix output (output #2) becomes a dedicated bridge transducer output. This feature enables you to separate the humbucker sound from the output of the bridge transducers and run them through separate mixer cha…

11, Remplacement de la pile Les composantes électroniques actives pour le sys- tème de transducteurs de chevalet sont alimentées par une seule pile de 9 volts logée dans un petit com- partiment à l'arrière de la guitare. Le préamplificateur est activé lorsqu'on branche la gui…