How to Hook Up a Guitar Amplifier Alex Daya Eng393 – 401 May 06, 2010.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Safety Give one reason why safety rules are important.

Advertisements

AU-200 Digital Audio Workstations Mbox 2 overview.

1/7/2009 AUTO-MIC SYSTEM Using the auto-mic system in the Olympia High School Performing Arts Center By Mark Langley.

Turn LCD Projector on by pushing Projector on button Projector buttons will flash for a few seconds until fully on and on button will be lit.

WHAT IS IMPEDANCE? Impedance (Z) is the resistance of a circuit to alternating current, such as an audio signal. Technically, impedance is the total opposition.

Push the power button on the control panel. You should hear a chirp. If you do not hear a chirp, you may need to push the power button another time or.

Connecting Your Computer Monitor Cable Electrical power for monitor.

Portable Media Device Player Features & Set-up Earthquake Sound Corp | (510) |

Sound Vocabulary Input- A connection that takes sound from another item’s output. Output- A connection that sends sound from itself to whatever other.

Introduction to Live Sound Inputs and Gain Structure.

College of Education 103 Conference Room The Multimedia Podium.

Detailed Room Guides Select from the list of Willard Building technology classrooms to view more detailed operating instructions. The instructions are.

How to Set Up a Projector and SmartBoard

Digital StarLab Set-Up, Operation, Maintenance, and Teacher Manual for the Digital StarLab are in the links below or on the training tab in the BlackBoard.

Saint Joan of Arc Tech Ministry St Expedite – Patron Saint of Nerds (Updated 19 April 2014) 1.

An instrument to glorify God! Channel Strip Trim Control The Trim control sets the gain of the input amplifier for the MIC and Line inputs. Proper setting.

A presentation for the 2009 ACUI Annual Conference Ryan Willerton Director of Student Activities Facilities University of Notre Dame UNDERSTANDING THE.

Monday Warm Up November 11.

Live Sound Training. Essential Question: “How do we get the entire audience to hear exactly what we want them to hear?”

How to Tune Guitar Strings Using a Guitar Tuner By: Jose Angelo Viray.

Operating Sound System Operating Sound System By Jesse A. Role Ph. D TM J& E Role Technology http//

Electric Guitar Pickups By: Curt Bouchard Thursday June 11, 2009 ENG 3060 Professor Jared Grogan.

TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) Phono Jack or Stereo Jack- 1/8 Also called a “Mini”

Sound Mixer. Sound Mixers: Overview Applications Some of the most common uses for sound mixers include: Music studios and live performances: Combining.

Live Sound Reinforcement

Recording and Engineering Have the band set up their instruments completely. Typically, the drum kit will be at center stage rear, the vocalist will.

Technology and Enterprise Systems Forms and attributes: A system is a combination of parts that work together to achieve a specific result. Some systems.

Mixer Settings for SHS Band Room Plug mics in Bal/Unbal Starting with mic 1 Plug RCA cables in Tape Output to connect To Computer input Connect powered.

Solar Energy Station Directions. Making a Solar-Powered Circuit 1.Make sure your solar panel is in direct sun. 2.Get the clear LED bulb. 3.Use a red jumper.

Live Sound Reinforcement

Circuits and Electronics. Circuits A circuit is a closed path through which a continuous charge can flow. A circuit is a closed path through which a continuous.

User’s Manual INSTALLATION / OPERATION 1/3 4ch or 8ch UTP Receiver (1U Rack Type) ONU - R4000 ONU - R8000.

Unit 65, Technical stage operations. Sound By Sorrel Ferrario-Hay.

How To Install a Wireless Card on Your Desktop PC Gavin Patel July 3, 3008 ENG 393.

Set Up for Live Streaming Video This presentation will walk you through the set up and delivery for streaming video of a live event over the internet.

Guitar Diagram The body of the guitar is where all the sound is generated The pickups (rock and jazz) and the soundhole (classical) allow for the sound.

Unit 71- P4 Katie milne. Large and small scale event For a large event, for example we will rock you at west end, the sound team that you would require.

Analog to Digital Converter David Wallace English 314.

Covenant AV Projector Cart User Instructions. 2 Contents Turning on the SystemPage 3 Using the ComputerPage 10 Using the VCR/DVD PlayerPage 16 Using a.

Guitars The Parts of a Guitar. The Top The very top of the guitar is 6 tuners that tune the 6 strings. Below that is the neck with about 22 frets on a.

AUDIO VISUAL TRAINING Vaughn Eames-Lite Class. LITE CLASSROOM EQUIPMENT Lite Class LCD Projector/Built In Screen Laptop Connection (VGA Cord) Control.

The Elmo Document Camera Install/Use Instructions Ted Trueblood Tri-C.

Sound for the Theatre & Film Design and Equipment

18240 Element two - Components INPUTS OUTPUTS PURPOSE TYPICAL USE.

MICROSCOPES: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!. “MICROSCOPE” Micro means tiny, and “ Scope ” means view.

Introduction The Epson LCD projector is a highly versatile presentation tool. The projector can utilize up to two computer sources, and up to three video.

 Charging and Syncing the iPod Touch Cart Lesson 2.

Recording your song. Lesson Objectives Understand how to record your song using the studio Understand how to record your song using the studio Have a.

Government Surplus equipment Why consider using and modification considerations.

COMPUTER SAFETY AND CARE

Performing Arts Rigging

Speaker Set-Up for Presentation Area (large & small)

Power Amplifier Crown. DSi8M SPECIFICATIONS FEATURES

1: Connect turntable to phono pre-amp using an audio cable Audio Plugs

Crossover network Jodhani Janak p.( ).

The Microscope Parts of, Use, and Care.

2) Connect the VGA cable from the monitor output of the laptop [D] to the computer input of the projector [E]. [D] [E]

FOS 2019 Presenter Training

Dual-Wire Dual-Operator Programmable Continuous Monitor

Comparator Circuits AIM:

Electric Skillet Use Main cooking tool used in this unit.

COMPUTER SAFETY AND CARE

Sound set-up/ Power-up/ Tear Down (Strike)

Anatomy of the Bass Guitar

Electrical Engineering I

Electric Power Power is the energy transformed by a device per unit time: The symbol for Power is P and the unit is watt W, note 1W = 1Js-1.

Government Surplus equipment

What to do when you receive your FDC Alert Pendant.

Presentation transcript:

How to Hook Up a Guitar Amplifier Alex Daya Eng393 – 401 May 06, 2010

Introduction Audience: Audience: Beginning guitar players with limited knowledge of hooking up guitar amplifiers Beginning guitar players with limited knowledge of hooking up guitar amplifiers Anyone interested in learning about hooking up guitar amps. Anyone interested in learning about hooking up guitar amps. Time Required: Time Required: A few minutes A few minutes Safety Issues Safety Issues Potential shock issues from power cord and power outlet Potential shock issues from power cord and power outlet

Materials Needed Electric Guitar Guitar Amplifier Guitar Cable Power Cord

Step 1 – Hooking up Your Guitar Locate the output jack on your electric guitar. Locate the output jack on your electric guitar. Insert one end of the guitar cable into the guitar’s output jack. Insert one end of the guitar cable into the guitar’s output jack.

Step 2 – Hooking Your Guitar To Your Amp Locate the output jack labeled “Inputs” on your amplifier. Locate the output jack labeled “Inputs” on your amplifier. Insert the other end of the guitar cable into the amp’s input jack. Insert the other end of the guitar cable into the amp’s input jack. If your amplifier has more than one input, it does not matter which one you use. If your amplifier has more than one input, it does not matter which one you use.

Step 3 – Plugging in Your Amp Locate the power cord. Locate the power cord. If the power cord is not yet connected to the amplifier, connect it. Usually the connection for the power cord is at the back of the amplifier. If the power cord is not yet connected to the amplifier, connect it. Usually the connection for the power cord is at the back of the amplifier. Plug the power cord into a power outlet. Be careful not to shock yourself. Plug the power cord into a power outlet. Be careful not to shock yourself.

Step 4 – Volume Adjustment Locate the volume knob on your guitar. Turn the volume knob down all the way. Locate the volume knob on your guitar. Turn the volume knob down all the way. Locate the volume knobs on your amplifier. Turn the volume knobs down all the way. Locate the volume knobs on your amplifier. Turn the volume knobs down all the way. Performing these steps will ensure that your amplifier will not blast sound when you turn it on. Performing these steps will ensure that your amplifier will not blast sound when you turn it on.

Step 5 – Turn On Your Amplifier Locate the power switch on the amplifier. Locate the power switch on the amplifier. The power switch is usually located on the back of the amplifier. The power switch is usually located on the back of the amplifier. Flip the switch in order to turn on your guitar amplifier. Flip the switch in order to turn on your guitar amplifier. There will be a light on your amplifier that will light up, notifying you that your amplifier is turned on. There will be a light on your amplifier that will light up, notifying you that your amplifier is turned on.

Step 6 – Volume Adjustment Revisited Locate the volume knob on your guitar and turn it up all the way. Locate the volume knob on your guitar and turn it up all the way. Locate the volume knobs on your amplifier. Slowly turn the volume knobs on your amplifier to increase the volume until a feasible level is attained. Locate the volume knobs on your amplifier. Slowly turn the volume knobs on your amplifier to increase the volume until a feasible level is attained.

Step 7 – Amplifier Adjustments Notice the various knobs located on the front of your amplifier. Notice the various knobs located on the front of your amplifier. Adjust equalizer, channel, and effects knobs on your amplifier until you achieve the sound you want. Adjust equalizer, channel, and effects knobs on your amplifier until you achieve the sound you want.

Conclusion Once all these steps are complete, your guitar amplifier is hooked up and ready to rock. Once all these steps are complete, your guitar amplifier is hooked up and ready to rock. Enjoy playing your guitar. Enjoy playing your guitar.