Difference between revisions of "Boss ME-80 to L1"

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The Boss ME-80 has  
 
The Boss ME-80 has  
* &frac18 inch Tip-Ring-Sleeve  output for headphones or a recording deck. This includes guitar amplifier speaker cabinet emulation. This should give you good results with a T1®.
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* ⅛ inch Tip-Ring-Sleeve  output for headphones or a recording deck. This includes guitar amplifier simulator. This should give you good results with a T1®.
 
* ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve outputs for a connection to guitar amplifiers. This would not be the best connection to a T1®.  
 
* ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve outputs for a connection to guitar amplifiers. This would not be the best connection to a T1®.  
  
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Reference:  [https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/ME-80_egfispd03_W.pdf Boss ME-80 Owners Manual]
 
Reference:  [https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/ME-80_egfispd03_W.pdf Boss ME-80 Owners Manual]

Latest revision as of 04:54, 14 August 2016

Boss ME-80 REC OUT PHONES.png

The Boss ME-80 has

  • ⅛ inch Tip-Ring-Sleeve output for headphones or a recording deck. This includes guitar amplifier simulator. This should give you good results with a T1®.
  • ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve outputs for a connection to guitar amplifiers. This would not be the best connection to a T1®.


Boss ME-80 Outputs to T1.png

Similarly, you would use the same connection on the Boss ME-80 to connect to an L1® Compact.


Boss ME-80 Outputs to Compact.png


Reference: Boss ME-80 Owners Manual