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PARTS AND FUNCTIONS
MUSIC VOLUME: This controls the volume of the
music being played.
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VOC/C: Vocal Cancel key. This feature is designed to work
only with “multiplex” Karaoke discs. By pressing this
key the “guide” or “lead” vocal on the multiplex disc will
be removed throughout the entire song. To hear the
guide/lead vocal press the key again.
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CDG: CDG selector key. This key must be pressed when
playing a CD or CDG disc in the
Bravo. NOTE: This key
must be pressed if you are recording from the CDG player
in the Bravo onto the cassette deck otherwise
you will not be able to hear the CDG disc that is playing.
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DVD: Digital video disc input selector key. Pressing this key
will select the component that is connected to the DVD input
jacks. For example, if a DVD player is used with the
Bravo
and it is connected to the “DVD” input jacks, this key will need
to be selected before the component can be used.
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AUX: Auxiliary input selector key. Pressing this key will
select the component that is connected to the auxiliary input.
For example, if an additional tape deck or CD player is used
with the
Bravo, and it is connected to the “AUX” input jacks,
this key will need to be selected before the
component can be used.
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NEXT SELECTION CONTROL BUTTON: Press this
button to advance the CDG to the next song selection
Press once for each song you want to advance to, or hold the
button down to advance continually. The selection
number will be displayed in the display window (#10).
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F-SCAN: Press this button to forward “scan” the song
selection. This feature works the same as the
“fast-forward” key on a cassette deck. The difference
between this feature and the “NEXT” selection control
button is this feature advances the CDG within the
song selection and the “NEXT” button skips forward to the
next song.
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STOP: This button stops the CDG disc from playing.
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PLAY/PAUSE: Use this button to start playing the song selec-
tion and/or to pause the selection at any time during play. Press
once to play, press again to pause. If paused, press once to
resume playing song selection.
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BASS CONTROL: This controls the amount of bass tone in
the music being played. (See “Using Effects”)
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TREBLE CONTROL: This controls the amount of treble tone in
the music being played. (See “Using Effects”)
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MIC VOLUME 2: This controls the volume for the 2nd
microphone input.
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KEY CONT.: This is used to connect the optional “key control”
microphone. (Not included)
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MIC 1: Microphone input jack.
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MIC VOLUME 1: This controls the volume for the
microphone input.
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MIC 2: Microphone input jack for a 2nd microphone.
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B-SCAN: Press this button to “scan” the song selection in
reverse. This feature works the same as the “rewind” key on a
cassette deck. The difference between this feature and the
“PREV” selection control button is this feature
reverses the CDG within the song selection and the
“PREV” button skips back to the previous song.
CASSETTE: Cassette selector key. This key must be
pressed when playing a cassette in the Bravo cassette
deck. NOTE: DO NOT press the cassette key if you are re-
cording from the CDG player in the Bravo onto the cassette
deck, otherwise you will not be able to hear the CDG disc that
is being played. (The “CDG” key must be pressed when
recording from the CDG player to the cassette deck.
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VOC/P: Vocal Partner key. This feature is designed to work
only with “multiplex” Karaoke discs. By pressing this key
the “guide” or “lead” vocal on the multiplex disc will
be removed when you are singing. When you stop singing
the “guide/lead” vocal will again become audible, so it’s
like having a “vocal partner”. For example, if you want
to sing every other verse in a song you may do so when
using this feature. The “guide/lead” vocal will
automatically begin a second after you stop singing and
become inaudible when you resume singing until the
VOC/P key is pressed again.
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LD: Laser disc input selector key. Pressing this key will
select the component that is connected to the
“LD” input jacks. For example, if a DVD player is used with the
Bravo, and it is properly connected to the “LD”
input jacks, this key will need to be selected before the
component can be used.
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