Roland GS-6 Digital Guitar Sound System Owner's Manual


Roland GS-6 Digital Guitar Sound System Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
48
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
31 August, 2012
MD5 checksum
5F42A46BD407E56D0668816F81947B78

About this manual

This manual provides instructions for the Roland GS-6, a fully digitally controlled preamplifier featuring overdrive, reverb, delay, and chorus effects. It details the system's 16-bit A/D/A converting system and 28-bit internal arithmetic digital signal processor designed to process guitar signals without deterioration of sound quality.

The guide covers power-up procedures, patch changes via panel or pedal switches, and creating original sounds by setting preamplifier and effect parameters. It also explains how to utilize MIDI devices for control and data transfer, and includes information on restoring factory presets and blanking charts.

What's inside

  • Important Notes
  • Outline of the GS-6
  • Panel Description
  • Power-up and Stand-by
  • Patch Change
  • Creating Original Sounds
  • Using MIDI Devices
  • Restoring Factory Presets
  • Specifications

Specifications

A/D/A Converting System16 bit
Internal Arithmetic Digital Signal Processor28 bit
Effect and Preamplifier Programs64 different
Patch Memory Organizationeight banks and eight numbers

Frequently asked questions

How many effect and preamplifier programs can be stored?

64 different effect and preamplifier programs can be stored in memory.

What effects are included in the GS-6?

The system features digitally processed reverb, delay, and chorus effects, as well as an overdrive section.

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