Ibanez mimx150h 用户指南
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DELAY & REVERB section: Here you can control four different
Delay&Reverb effects.
1) FX knob: This control knob selects one of four Delay&Reverb effects.
These effects are listed below.
Delay&Reverb effects.
1) FX knob: This control knob selects one of four Delay&Reverb effects.
These effects are listed below.
a DELAY: This effect adds a delayed copy of the original
sound, somewhat like a musical "round". Use the FX
knob to vary the feedback in a range of 0 to 40.
b ECHO: This effect produces a warmer DELAY effect.
Use the FX knob to vary the feedback in a range of 0 to 40.
c REVERB HL: This reverb simulates the acoustics of a
large space such as a concert hall. Use the FX knob to vary
the character of the reverberation in a range of 0 to 10.
d REVERB RM: This reverb simulates the acoustics of a
small space such as a room. Use the FX knob to vary
the character of the reverberation in a range of 0 to 10.
sound, somewhat like a musical "round". Use the FX
knob to vary the feedback in a range of 0 to 40.
b ECHO: This effect produces a warmer DELAY effect.
Use the FX knob to vary the feedback in a range of 0 to 40.
c REVERB HL: This reverb simulates the acoustics of a
large space such as a concert hall. Use the FX knob to vary
the character of the reverberation in a range of 0 to 10.
d REVERB RM: This reverb simulates the acoustics of a
small space such as a room. Use the FX knob to vary
the character of the reverberation in a range of 0 to 10.
2) MIX knob: This controls the mix level of the Delay&Reverb effect in a
range of 0 to 100. At 0 the effect is off, and there will be no Delay&Reverb
effect.
3) TAP switch: When using DELAY or ECHO, this controls the delay
time. When using REVERB, this controls the length of reverberation.
The following table shows the delay time and reverb time that can be
controlled using the TAP switch in each mode.
range of 0 to 100. At 0 the effect is off, and there will be no Delay&Reverb
effect.
3) TAP switch: When using DELAY or ECHO, this controls the delay
time. When using REVERB, this controls the length of reverberation.
The following table shows the delay time and reverb time that can be
controlled using the TAP switch in each mode.
For details on TAP, refer to "To use the TAP switch successfully".
Note: You can't use REVERB while using the
Note: You can't use REVERB while using the
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Drum section.
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PEDAL FX section: You can control pedal-type effects by using a op-
tional IFC2(sold separately) foot controller. For details, refer to "More
about the foot controller".
1) SELECT switch: This selects one of five types of pedal effect. These
effects are as follows.
tional IFC2(sold separately) foot controller. For details, refer to "More
about the foot controller".
1) SELECT switch: This selects one of five types of pedal effect. These
effects are as follows.
a VOL PEDAL: This is a volume pedal that lets you con-
trol the volume using your foot.
b RING MOD: This effect gives a metallic character to
the sound.
c AUTO RESO: This effect varies the resonant frequency
according to the strength of your picking.
d WAH WAH: This is a wah-wah effect.
e PEDAL PITCH: This effect lets you vary the pitch in
real time.
trol the volume using your foot.
b RING MOD: This effect gives a metallic character to
the sound.
c AUTO RESO: This effect varies the resonant frequency
according to the strength of your picking.
d WAH WAH: This is a wah-wah effect.
e PEDAL PITCH: This effect lets you vary the pitch in
real time.
*The illustration
shows the MIMX
150H.
shows the MIMX
150H.
DELAY
ECHO
REVERB_HL
REVERB_RM
Time
0.01~1 sec
0.01~1 sec
1~3 sec
0.05~0.8 sec
1~100
1~100
1~30
1~30
Content of
display
display
2) Control knob: This knob controls the effect of the
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PEDAL FX sec-
tion. The effects available in each mode are as follows.
3) Foot switch jack: You can use the foot switch by connecting the sepa-
rately sold IFC2.
4) Foot pedal jack: You can use the
rately sold IFC2.
4) Foot pedal jack: You can use the
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PEDAL FX section by connecting
the optional IFC2(sold separately).
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MASTER volume: This controls the final output that is sent to the speaker.
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POWER switch: This is the power switch for the amp.
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AC INPUT: Connect the included power cable here.
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LINE OUT (MIMX 150H): This is a line-level output jack.
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SPEAKER OUT (MIMX 150H): This is a speaker output jack. Use a
speaker cable to connect this to either a 4
speaker cable to connect this to either a 4
Ω or 8Ω speaker system.
Note: If you use a speaker system whose impedance is less than 4
Ω,
(e.g., a 2
Ω speaker system), the power amp will overheat, causing a
protection circuit to engage, and the correct output will not occur.
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HEADPHONES (MIMX65): This is an output jack for headphones.
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CD INPUT (MIMX65): This is a line-level input jack. You can connect a
portable CD player or MP3 player here.
portable CD player or MP3 player here.
*The illustration shows
the MIMX 150H.
the MIMX 150H.
VOL PEDAL
RING MOD
AUTO RESO
WAH WAH
PEDAL PITCH
Control knob
Mix level
NA
Resonance effect
Signal level
Pitch change type
Volume
Modulation frequency Effect sensitivity
Boosted frequency
See table 1
Pedal position
Minimum position
Maximum position
1
-100 cent
2
doubling
detune+
3
0 cent
+1 octave
4
0 cent
-2 o ctave
5
-1 o ctave+
+1 octave+
6
-700cent+
+500 cent +
7
0Hz+
+1 octave
8
0Hz+
+1octave+
:Original pitch
Table 1
0~100
0~10
1~100
1~8
NA
Content of
Display Pedal (IFC2)
Display Pedal (IFC2)
Content of
Display
Display