For Live Performance
The GNX4 was designed to be extremely flexible to meet any of your application needs. For many GNX4
users,its primary purpose will be for use in live performances. Whether you are a solo performer who
spends weekends playing at a small club or the power-user playing the largest venues each night,the GNX4
has just what you need to do the gig right. The following diagrams show examples of how to utilize the
GNX4 in typical live performance applications.
Before connecting the GNX4, make sure both the GNX4 and your amplifier(s) are turned OFF.
Small Club Setup (Mono Amp Rig)
This diagram demonstrates a minimum setup for using the GNX4 in a typical,small club performance
setup. All you need is your guitar, a couple of guitar cables, and an amp. This connection scheme also
applies for use with a power amp/speaker cabinet rig.
1.Connect your guitar to the GNX4’s Guitar Input.
2.Connect a single mono instrument cable from the Left 1/4” Balanced Output of the GNX4 to the
instrument input or the effect return on your amplifier.
3.Switch the GNX4’s Speaker Compensation for the 1/4” Balanced Outputs to the OFF position.
4.Press the GNX4’s Output Setup button and select “
MONO 1/4” mode using the Data Wheel.
NOTE: When using a guitar amp(s), it may be best to connect the GNX4’s Output to your
amp’s effects return to avoid coloration of the tone due to the amplifier’s tone controls.
Medium Stage Setup (Stereo Amp Rig)
Whether your gig is at a large club or a small hall,nothing beats running your guitar in stereo. This
diagram demonstrates a typical setup using your GNX4’s line outputs,and two guitar combo amps.
1.Connect your guitar to the GNX4’s Guitar Input.
2.Connect mono instrument cables from the Left and Right 1/4” Balanced Outputs of the GNX4 to the
instrument inputs or the effect returns on your amplifiers.
3.Switch the GNX4’s Speaker Compensation for the 1/4” Balanced Outputs to the OFF position.
4.Press the GNX4’s Output Setup button and select “
STEROAll” mode using the Data Wheel.
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