Korg AX10A Manual

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Owner’s Manual

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the AX10A — Tone Works

modeling signal processor. To ensure trouble-free

enjoyment, please read this manual carefully and use

the product as described. When you have finished

reading the manual, keep it for future reference.

❑Korg’s “REMS” modeling technology is used to

provide numerous sophisticated effects including

— 3 types of pre-effects, tone, 11 types of mic &

body modeling, 11 types of ambience effects, and

1 type of chorus effect are built-in.

The controls for mic & body modeling and effects

are located on the AX10A’s panel in the order of

the signal flow from the electric acoustic guitar

input through the output. This intuitive design

makes it easy for you to create a wide variety of

your own sounds.

PRE FX

3 TYPES

INPUT OUTPUT

NOTCH

MIC&BODY

11 TYPES

AMBIENCE/CHORUS

11 AMBI TYPES+CHORUS

TONE

AX10A signal routing

❑The mic & body models simulate the resonances

of various famous acoustic guitars with different

miking techniques. Compression, reverb, and

chorus (all tuned for acoustic guitar sounds) are

also provided.

❑40 presets that take full advantage of the AX10A’s

potential are provided for immediate use, and you

can store your own settings in another 40 user

programs.

❑The built-in expression pedal gives you realtime

control of volume or delay/reverb/chorus depth.

There’s also a pedal notch mode that lets you use

the pedal to control the cutoff frequency of a notch

filter. By using the pedal to control the notch, you

can suppress acoustic feedback while you con-

tinue to play your instrument.

❑The built-in Auto Chromatic Tuner lets you tune

silently which is ideal for live situations.

Table of contents

Introduction .............................................................. 3

Precautions .............................................................. 4

Quick Start ............................................................... 5

Parts and what they do ............................................ 6

Front panel ......................................................... 6

Rear panel ......................................................... 7

Setup ........................................................................ 8

Tur ning the power on/off .................................... 8

Connections ....................................................... 8

Playing the AX10A ................................................... 9

Selecting programs ........................................... 9

Bypass and Mute ............................................... 9

Tuner .................................................................. 9

Using the expression pedal ............................. 10

Creating sounds .................................................... 10

Creating sounds on the AX10A ....................... 10

PRE FX ............................................................ 11

TONE ............................................................... 11

NOTCH ............................................................ 11

MIC&BODY ...................................................... 11

AMB&CHORUS ............................................... 11

Expression pedal ............................................. 12

NR (Noise Reduction) ..................................... 12

Storing a program .................................................. 12

Other functions ...................................................... 13

Calibrating (adjusting) the expression pedal .. 13

Restoring programs to the factory settings ..... 13

Troubleshooting ..................................................... 13

Main specifications ................................................ 14

AX10A Program Chart ........................................... 51

Precautions

Location

Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction.

• In direct sunlight

• Locations of extreme temperature or humidity

• Excessively dusty or dirty locations

• Locations of excessive vibration

• Close to magnetic fields

Power supply

Please connect the designated AC adapter to an AC outlet of the correct voltage. Do not connect it to an AC outlet

of voltage other than that for which your unit is intended.

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference. Operate this unit at a suitable

distance from radios and televisions.

Handling

To avoid breakage, do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

Care

If the exterior becomes dirty, wipe it with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners such as benzene or thinner,

or cleaning compounds or flammable polishes.

Keep this manual

After reading this manual, please keep it for later reference.

Keeping foreign matter out of your equipment

Never set any container with liquid in it near this equipment. If liquid gets into the equipment, it could cause a

breakdown, fire, or electrical shock.

Be careful not to let metal objects get into the equipment. If something does slip into the equipment, unplug the AC

adapter from the wall outlet. Then contact your nearest Korg dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased.

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for U.S.A.)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

CE mark for European Harmonized Standards

CE mark which is attached to our company’s products of AC mains operated apparatus until December 31,

1996 means it conforms to EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and CE mark Directive (93/68/EEC).

And, CE mark which is attached after January 1, 1997 means it conforms to EMC Directive (89/336/EEC), CE

mark Directive (93/68/EEC) and Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC).

Also, CE mark which is attached to our company’s products of Battery operated apparatus means it conforms

to EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and CE mark Directive (93/68/EEC).

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications and voltage requirements that are

applicable in the country in which it is intended that this product should be used. If you have purchased this

product via the internet, through mail order, and/or via a telephone sale, you must verify that this product is

intended to be used in the country in which you reside.

WARNING: Use of this product in any country other than that for which it is intended could be dangerous and

could invalidate the manufacturer’s or distributor’s warranty.

Please also retain your receipt as proof of purchase otherwise your product may be disqualified from the

manufacturer’s or distributor’s warranty.

What is ?

(Resonant structure and Electronic circuit Modeling System) is KORG’s proprietary sound modeling

technology which precisely reproduces the complex character and nature of both acoustic and electric

instruments as well as electronic circuits in real world environments. emulates a wide variety of sound

generation characteristics including instrument bodies, speakers & cabinets, acoustic fields, microphones,

vacuum tubes, transistors, etc.

Parts and what they do

Front panel

Display

Indicates the program number. When you operate a

knob, selector or button, or move the pedal when the

pedal FX is set to Notch, the parameter value will

briefly appear in the display.

• This will light when the power is on.

• The dot in the lower right of the display will light

when you edit a parameter value.

• If the AX10A is running on batteries, will blink

when the batteries run low.

NOTCH selector

Adjusts the frequency of the notch filter. You can

suppress acoustic feedback by using the notch filter to

cut the frequency region at which feedback is occurring.

Tone control knobs

These knobs adjust the overall tone and volume of

the AX10A.

By turning the LEVEL/NR knob while you hold down

the FUNCTION button, you can adjust the amount of

noise reduction (NR).

Some settings may cause distortion in your sound.

If this occurs, adjust the tone control LEVEL/NR

knob (or the MASTER buttons).

PRE FX (TUNER) LED

These indicate the selected pre-effect.

The LEDs will not light if the pre-effect is off.

When the tuner is operating, these LEDs indicate the

difference from the correct pitch. (p.9)

PRE FX button

Each time you press this button, the pre-effect type

will change in the order of COMP → LIMITER →

EXCITER → COMP etc.

VALUE (CALIB) buttons –ON/OFF–

These buttons adjust the value of the pre-effect.

You can switch PRE FX on/off by pressing the

VALUE ▲ and ▼ buttons simultaneously.

When the tuner is operating, you can use these

buttons to adjust the calibration (CALIB).

MIC & BODY selector

Selects one of eleven types of mic or body modeling.

DEPTH (VOL PEDAL MIN) buttons -ON/OFF-

These buttons adjust the depth of the mic or body

modeling effect (DEPTH).

If you’ve assigned the expression pedal to control

Volume, you can set the minimum volume when the

pedal is fully returned (i.e., toward yourself) by

holding down the FUNCTION button and pressing ▲

or ▼ (VOL PEDAL MIN).

You can switch the MIC & BODY effect on/off by

pressing the DEPTH uttons together.▲ ▼ and b

When off, the MIC & BODY LED will not be lit.

AMBIENCE selector

This selects one of 11 ambience effects.

AMB/CHORUS buttons -ON/OFF-

These buttons adjust the depth of the ambience effect.

You can adjust the depth of the chorus by holding

down the FUNCTION button and pressing these

buttons.

You can simultaneously switch the ambience effect

and chorus effect on/off by pressing the AMB and▲

▼ buttons together.

TIPS

If you want to turn off either the ambience effect or

the chorus effect, use the AMB (CHORUS) ▼

button to set its value to “00”.

TAP button

You can set the delay or reverb time of the ambience

effect by tapping this button at the desired interval. The

LED located at the left will blink to indicate the tempo.

FUNCTION button

By holding down this button and operating a knob or

button that has a function printed in green on the

front panel, you can edit the parameter printed in

green.

MASTER (CANCEL) buttons

These buttons adjust the overall volume of the

AX10A (MASTER).

When the AX10A is ready to write (store), pressing

either of these buttons will cancel the Write operation

(CANCEL).

WRITE button

Use this button to write (store) a program.

When you press this button, the AX10A will enter

“write-ready” mode; if you press this button again, the

program will be written (stored). (p.12)

PEDAL FX/BANK HOLD button

This button selects the effect that will be controlled

by the expression pedal (Pedal Effect).

Each time you press the button, the LED will change

color to indicate the pedal effect that will be controlled.

ORG: NOTCH (orange): Notch filter frequency

RED : CHO (red): Chorus effect

GRN : AMB (green):

Effect selected by AMBIENCE

OFF : VOLUME (dark): Volume pedal

By holding down the FUNCTION button and pressing

this button, you can select “bank hold” mode as the

way in which programs will be selected (BANK

HOLD). Refer to “Selecting programs: b” (p.9).

Expression pedal

You can use this expression pedal to control effects or

volume. By advancing the pedal all the way forward

you can switch the selected pedal effect on/off.

VOLUME and NOTCH cannot be switched on/off by

advancing the pedal.

PEDAL LED

This LED will light if the expression pedal is active.

ORIGINAL VALUE LED

This LED will light if the edited value is identical to

the saved (original) value.

Program select switches DOWN/BANK DOWN, UP/

BANK UP –BYPASS, TUNE–

Use these switches to select programs. You can

select programs in one of three ways. Refer to

“Selecting programs” (p.9).

If you press the UP and DOWN switches simulta-

neously, the effects will be bypassed and the tuner

will operate (BYPASS) (p.9).

Rear panel

INPUT L/H select switch

Set this switch according to the pickup output of your

guitar.

H : Suitable for guitars with a high output pickup

L : Suitable for guitars with a low output pickup

INPUT jack

Connect your guitar to this jack. Use a 1/4" mono

plug. If the AX10A is running on batteries, the power

will come on when you plug into this jack.

If the AX10A is running on batteries, the power will

not come on if a 1/4" stereo plug is inserted.

OUTPUT jack

Connect this jack to your guitar amp, recorder, or

headphones.

2425 20 21 22 23

AMP/LINE select switch

Set this to “AMP” if you’re plugging in to a PA system

or guitar amp for use at high volume. Set this to

“LINE” if you’re plugging in to a recorder or head-

phones etc.

DC9V

The separately sold AC adapter can be connected

here (p.8). When this is connected, the power will be

turned on automatically.

You must only use the specified AC adaptor (p.14).

Cable hook

If the separately sold AC adapter is used, connect

the cable of the AC adapter around this hook (p.8).

Setup

Turning the power on/off

Before you turn the power on or off, you must turn

down the volume of any connected devices.

When using batteries:

1. To open the battery compartment, lightly press

the tab located by the arrow and lift the cover up.

Install four AA alkaline batteries (sold separately)

observing the correct polarity and close the

cover.

2. When using batteries, the power will turn on

when a mono cable is plugged into the INPUT

jack. The display will light while the power is on.

The power will turn off when you remove the

cable from the INPUT jack.

Be sure to remove the cable from the INPUT jack

when you are not using the AX10A to preserve

battery life.

If you connect a stereo cable, the power will not be

turned on.

When the batteries run down, an indication of

will blink in the display. Please replace the batteries

as soon as possible. If dead batteries are left in the

unit, they may leak or cause other malfunctions. You

should also remove the batteries if you will not be

using the AX10A for an extended period.

When using the AC adaptor:

1. Connect the separately sold AC adaptor to the

DC 9V jack, and plug the AC adaptor into an AC

outlet. The POWER LED will light, and the power

will turn on.

Use only the specified external AC adaptor. (p.14)

Be sure to disconnect the AC adaptor from the AC

outlet when you are not using the AX10A.

Do not apply excessive force to the cable.

Wrap the AC adaptor cable around the hook as

shown in the diagram.

Connections

1. Turn off the power of the equipment you want to

connect, and lower each volume control.

2. Set the INPUT L/H switch according to the output

of your pickups.

The “H” position is suitable for guitars with a high

output pickup. The “L” position is suitable for

guitars with a low output pickup.

3. Connect your guitar to the INPUT jack.

4. Set the AMP/LINE select switch to the appropriate

position.

Select the “AMP” position if you’re connecting the

output of the AX10A to a PA system or guitar

amp for use at high volume, or the “LINE” position

if you’re connecting the output to a recorder,

audio device, or headphones.

5. Connect the OUTPUT jack to your amp or

recorder, etc.

The OUTPUT jack is stereo (TRS), so if you use

a mono cable to connect it to your guitar amp

etc., only the sound of the L (left) channel will be

heard.

If you are listening through headphones, connect

them to this jack.

If you are running into two channels of a mixer or

using two amplifiers in stereo, use a stereo to

dual mono cable.

6. When you have finished making connections,

turn on the power of your guitar amp, recorder, or

other equipment, and adjust the volume.

Use the MASTER buttons to adjust the overall

volume (master level) of the AX10A. (p.7

)

TIPS

If the sound is distorted when the AX10A is

bypassed, set the INPUT L/H switch to the “H”

position. If the sound is still distorted, lower the

volume of your guitar.

INPUTOUTPUT

AMP/LINE

LINE

L/H

INPUT

AMP/LINE

AMP

INPUT

Headphones

Recorder, mixer, etc.

1/4" mono

– 1/4" mono

1/4" mono x 2

–1/4" stereo

1/4" mono

– 1/4" mono

Guitar amp

AC adaptor

to an AC outlet

Audio equipment

Stereo phono

– 1/4" stereo

Guitar

1/4" mono

– 1/4" mono

Playing the AX10A

Selecting programs

When you’ve finished setting up, you can select

programs and try them out.

The AX10A has 40 preset programs and 40 user

programs. There are ten preset banks (0–9) and ten

user banks (0.–9.), with four programs in each bank.

User programs

Program: 1~4

Preset programs

Bank: 0.~9. Bank: 0~9 Program: 1~4

You can select programs in any of the following three

ways.

a: Step through the programs of all banks

1. Press the program select UP or DOWN switch.

...9.4 01 02 03 04 11 ... 93 94 0.1...÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷

b: Step through the programs in a bank

1. Hold down the FUNCTION button and press the

PEDAL FX (BANK HOLD) button to select “bank

hold” mode. The bank will appear as “ in the”

display.

2. Press the program select UP or DOWN switch.

Only the program will change; the bank will

remain the same.

...H4 H1 H2 H3 H4 H1 H2...÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷

3. To defeat “bank hold” mode, hold down the

FUNCTION button and press the PEDAL FX

(BANK HOLD) button.

c: Step through the banks (leaving the program fixed)

1. Hold down the FUNCTION button and press the

program select UP (BANK UP) or DOWN (BANK

DOWN) switch. The bank will change. You can

also use this method while Bank Hold mode is

selected. (The following example is when

program 1 is selected)

...11 21 31 41 ... 91 0.1 ... 9.1...÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷

a1 c1 b2

Bypass and Mute

If you bypass the AX10A, your sound will be direct

(dry) without any effects (wet).

If you mute the AX10A, there will be no sound.

1. Simultaneously press the UP and DOWN

program select switches.

Bypass: Simultaneously press UP and DOWN

and release them immediately.

Mute: Simultaneously press UP and DOWN

and hold them for about one second;

then release them.

When you press UP and DOWN simultaneously,

the display will blink slowly, and after approxi-

mately one second will blink more rapidly. To

bypass, release the buttons while the display is

blinking slowly. To mute, release the buttons when

the display is blinking rapidly.

2. To cancel Bypass or Mute, press either the UP or

DOWN program select switch.

Tuner

You can use the AX10A’s built-in auto chromatic

tuner to tune your guitar. To activate the tuner,

simultaneously press the UP and DOWN program

select switches.

TIPS

You can activate the tuner by selecting either

Bypass or Mute. If you select Mute, you will be able

to tune silently.

Tuning procedure

1. To activate the tuner, simultaneously press the

UP and DOWN program select switches to either

Bypass or Mute the AX10A. For the procedure,

refer to “Bypass and Mute” (above).

2. Pluck the string that you want to tune, and the

closest note name will appear in the display. A

decimal point “.” at the right of the note name

indicates a sharp (#).

Do not play two or more strings simultaneously

when tuning.

3. Tune the string approximately so that the correct

note name is shown in the display.

4. Fine-tune the string so that only the middle LED

of the PRE FX (TUNER) section is lit.

When the note name is A#

Too low Too high Correct tuning

5. When you have finished tuning, press the UP or

DOWN program select switch to return to

normal operation.

Adjusting the tuner calibration

When you turn on the power, middle A is set to a

reference frequency of 440 Hz. If desired, you can

adjust (calibrate) this reference pitch.

1. While the tuner is activated, use the VALUE

(CALIB) buttons to adjust the calibration.

The range is 438–445 Hz. When you adjust the

value, the display will show the lower two digits of

the calibration frequency (e.g., “41” for 441 Hz).

The AX10A does not remember the tuner calibra-

tion setting when powered-off.

Using the expression pedal

You can use the expression pedal to control the

volume, ambience level, chorus depth, or notch filter

frequency.

The effect controlled by the pedal can be one of the

eleven AMBIENCE effects, CHORUS, NOTCH, or

volume. You can use the pedal to control one of

these.

Using the expression pedal

1. Select a program for which the PEDAL LED

(located at the upper left of the expression pedal)

is lit.

If you have selected a program for which the

PEDAL LED is lit, you can use the expression

pedal to control a pedal effect.

Even for programs for which the PEDAL LED is

not lit, you can advance the pedal all the way to

switch it on (the PEDAL LED will light).

If the pedal is assigned to volume or NOTCH, you

can’t switch the effect on/off by advancing the

pedal.

PEDAL

LED

If the PEDAL LED

is not lit, advance

the pedal

2. Operate the expression pedal while you play. The

output sound will change as you move the pedal

up and down. If you’ve assigned PEDAL FX to

NOTCH, you’ll be able to suppress acoustic

feedback by operating the pedal when it occurs;

move the pedal to the point at which the feedback

disappears. If you are not experiencing acoustic

feedback, we recommend that you set the pedal

to the minimum position to turn off the effect.

Do not apply excessive force to the expression

pedal. Before you begin using the expression pedal,

you should determine the amount of force that is

needed to make the PEDAL LED light or to control

the effect, and use only the necessary amount of

force.

TIPS

You can press the PEDAL FX button to change the

effect or volume being controlled by the expression

pedal. The color of the LED located at the left of the

pedal indicates the assignment (p.12). Page 12 also

explains how you can save a sound you created by

operating the pedal.

Creating sounds

Creating sounds on the AX10A

You can create sounds in one of two ways; you can

edit an existing preset program or user program, or

you can create a sound “from scratch.”

If you want to create a sound that’s based on an

existing program, select the program that’s closest to

what you have in mind, and make the desired

changes. Adjust the BASS, MID FC, MIDDLE, and

TREBLE tone control knobs, and use the VALUE,

DEPTH, and TAP buttons to adjust the depth of each

effect.

If you want to create a sound from scratch, one

method is to start by choosing a MIC & BODY TYPE.

When doing so, leaving the PRE FX and AMB &

CHORUS effects turned off will make it easier for you

to hear the differences between the various mic or

body models. Simultaneously press both VALUE or

DEPTH ▲ and ▼ buttons to turn the corresponding

effect on/off.

When you’ve decided on a mic & body type, adjust

the tone control knobs BASS, MID FC, MIDDLE,

TREBLE, and LEVEL as desired.

When you’ve finished making the mic & body

settings, you can add effects. AMB & CHORUS is

located after the mic & body section. Simultaneously

press both DEPTH and buttons to turn on the▲ ▼

effect, and turn the AMB & CHORUS selector to

choose the effect you want to use. Then use the

DEPTH buttons to adjust the depth of the effect. For

the chorus effect, you can hold down the FUNCTION

button and use the DEPTH buttons to adjust the

effect depth. You can adjust the delay/reverb time of

the ambience effect by pressing the TAP button at the

desired timing interval.

Next you can adjust the , which is located inPRE FX

front of the mic & body section. Turn the effect on,

and then press the PRE FX button to select an effect.

Use the PRE FX VALUE buttons to adjust the amount

of effect. You may want to turn AMB & CHORUS

temporarily off while adjusting the PRE FX.

Finally, use the PEDAL FX button to specify what the

expression pedal will control. The pedal assignment

(effect or volume) will change each time you press

the button.

If you hear unwanted noise, you can adjust the noise

reduction (p.12). Hold down the FUNCTION button

and turn the tone control NR knob (the knob at the

far right) to adjust the amount of reduction.

Finally, when you have come up with a sound you

like, you should write (store) it into memory. If you

switch to a different program or turn off the power

without writing your new program, it will be lost.

Some effect settings may produce unwanted

distortion. If this happens, lower the VOLUME knob.

PRE FX

Use the PRE FX button to select the pre effect type, and use the VALUE buttons to adjust the amount of effect.

TYPE Explanation VALUE

COMP Compressor that makes picking volume more consistent. Adjusts sensitivity: 0…30

LIMITER Limiter that suppresses excessive levels. Limiting amount: 0…30

EXCITER (*1) Exciter that adds sparkle to the high-frequency range. Effect depth: 0…30

TONE (*1)

This is a three-band tone control. You can adjust the noise reduction by holding down the FUNCTION button and turning the

LEVEL (NR) knob.

BASS Low-frequency adjustment (00…30).

MID FC

Adjusts the mid peak frequency in a range of

170 Hz…3 kHz (1…10).

MIDDLE Mid-frequency adjustment (00…30).

TREBLE High-frequency adjustment (00…30).

LEVEL Volume adjustment (00…30).

NR Amount of noise reduction.

NOTCH

You can eliminate acoustic feedback by turning this selector to set the frequency of the notch filter. Turning the knob all the

way to the left will turn the notch filter off. Turn the knob toward the right to raise the notch filter frequency, and find the point

at which acoustic feedback is occurring. If acoustic feedback is not occurring, we recommend that you leave the notch filter

turned off. If you’ve assigned PEDAL FX to NOTCH, you can use the expression pedal to set the notch filter frequency.

FREQUENCY Notch filter frequency (low-high). Far left is OFF.

MIC&BODY (*1)

Use the MIC & BODY selector to select a mic & body type, and use the DEPTH buttons to adjust the DEPTH parameter.

TYPE Explanation DEPTH

AMB&CHORUS

Use the AMBIENCE selector to select the ambience effect type, and use the AMB buttons to adjust the AMB parameter. By

pressing the TAP button twice at the desired interval you can set the delay time or reverb time. To adjust the chorus effect

depth, hold down the FUNCTION button and use the AMB buttons. AMBIENCE and CHORUS can be used simultaneously. If

you want to turn either AMBIENCE or CHORUS off separately, set the corresponding parameter to a value of “0”. If you

assign PEDAL FX to AMB or CHO, the expression pedal will control that effect.

TYPE Explanation TAP Normal PEDAL FX:AMB

AMB PEDAL AMB

Delay time:

up to 250 [ms]

Delay time:

up to 1.0 [s]

N/A (*2)

Reverb time:

up to 4.0 [s]

Reverb time:

up to 8.0 [s]

Effect level:

0…30

Controls the

effect depth

Specifies the

effect depth at

maximum

pedal position

(*1) Some settings may produce distortion. If this occurs, reduce the parameter value. (*2) The button will not change the value. (*3) The reverb

time is set to double the interval at which you press TAP.

C-MIC Condenser mic simulation.

M-LARGE A large old body suitable for a variety of situations.

M-SMALL A small old body suitable for delicate arpeggios, etc.

G-LARGE A large old body with a tough sound, suitable for strumming chords.

G-SMALL A small body with a distinctive mid-range, favored by country and

blues performers.

T-LARGE A large body distinguished by a sophisticated sound suitable for

pop. The sound of one of the newer American manufacturers.

DRY Large body with a distinctive dry sound.

LIGHT Light sounding body suitable for a band or ensemble.

NYLON Simulates a nylon-string sound.

STEEL Body with distinctively metallic highs, suitable for rock.

RESO Resonator guitar body, suitable for slide playing.

Mic distance 0 (distant)…30 (close)

SLAP The delay time will be set to 1/4th of the interval at

which you press TAP.

ECHO1 Tape echo simulation with a warm tone (feedback low).

ECHO2 Tape echo simulation with a warm tone (feedback medium).

ECHO3 Tape echo simulation with a warm tone (feedback high).

PP DLY Ping-pong delay that bounces from to left to right.

MULTI Multi-tap delay.

AIR Reverb with an airy feel.

ROOM Room reverb.

HALL Hall reverb (*3).

PLATE Plate reverb (*3).

SPRING Spring reverb (*3).

Effect depth 0…30

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Korg
Kategori:	Hi-Fi system
Model:	AX10A

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