Name: TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G
Brand: TC-Helicon
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Back Panel

operation see “External Mixing with Mono and Dry

Outputs” in the “For Advanced Users” section.

3. Guitar Connections

Plug a 1/4” cable directly from your guitar into the IN

jack. If you use effect pedals, they should be connected

after Harmony-G. The input is high impedance. Plug a

1/4” cable from the THRU jack to your first effect pedal

or to your amplifier/PA.

4. Guitar Ground Lift

If you hear a buzz when you plug in a cable from the

THRU to your amp or PA, press this button in. If the

THRU jack is not used and your guitar sound is routed

internally, the Ground Lift switch should be left out.

5. Mic Input

Plug an XLR-equipped microphone cable from your mic

into this jack.

1 2 3

1. Power Input

Accepts the connector from the supplied DC power

adaptor. Connecting power to Harmony-G turns it on

immediately as there is no on/off switch on the product.

2. Outputs

These XLR jacks supply the main output of Harmony-G

in stereo or mono. For more information on mono

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TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G Specifications

Analog Inputs

mic input impedance	1 kOhm
mic input sensitivity at 0dBFS	-44 dBu to +2 dBu
mic input sensitivity at 12dB headroom	-56 dBu to -10 dBu
guitar input impedance	1 MOhm
guitar input sensitivity	+15 dBu at 0dBFS
equivalent input noise	-126 dBu at max. mic amp gain, Rg = 150 Ohm

Analog Outputs

main output impedance	40 Ohm
main output level	+2 dBu at 0dBFS
guitar thru output impedance	270 Ohm

Input to Output Analog Audio Performance

dynamic range, mic at min gain	>108 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz A-weighted
dynamic range, mic at -18 dBu sensitivity	>104 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
thd+ noise, mic at min gain	<-90 dB
frequency response at max gain	-1.5 dB at 40 Hz, +0/-0.3 dB (200 Hz to 20 kHz)
guitar in to thru dynamic range	>119 dB
tuning mute attenuation	>100 dB

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