Casio DG-10 User Manual

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Connections
CG) AC Adaptor Jack
Input cord from AC adaptor (AD-5)
when using home current or car
adaptor (CA-5).
(2) Output Jack
Connect headphones for private
listening (useful at night). Or
connect to audio or musical
instrument amplifiers.
(3) Tuning Control
Used to control tuning, raising or
lowering tuning within a +50
cents range. Useful in matching
tuning with other instruments.
1. When a string is played, the
selected tone is triggered, and is
output through the built-in
speaker.
2. The digital guitar has switches
built into the fingerboard behind
each fret. These are used for
pitch detection. If your finger(s) is
not properly centered over the
strings you depress, neighboring
strings may sound (even though
you haven’t depressed neighbor-
ing strings), as the switches may
be activated.
No sound is output if strings
are played too softly.
Fingerboard — String |
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ON/OFF
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Sensor Switch | | Sensor
(Pitch)
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LSI Circuitry
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Output
(3) Tuning Control
(2) Output Jack
(1) AC Adaptor Jack
Making Music
On the DG-10 Note:
There are two different basic types
of preset sounds built-in to the
DG-10—sounds which decay, such
as the acoustic guitar tone, and
sounds which are sustained, such
as the jazz organ tone. Sustained
sounds may be cut off by using
the mute key, or by releasing the
fretboard (which turns OFF the
built-in sensor switch).

Casio DG-10 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	DG-10
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English