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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | A friend of mine has a nice FRG Legend NON-LX (edited to read NON-LX instead of LX) 12 string he just picked up and we've been practicing together a bit. I'm sure he's going to look in the manual, for this, but I thought as we had a hard time with it, I'd post the question here.
As the tuner mutes the output, how do you shut the tuner off to regain the output. We've just done the "timeout" waiting game, but there must be a better way. It seems pressing any button just prolongs the wait before it turns off on its own. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | I've learned that you've got to press the tunner on/off firmly, and hold the button in for a couple of seconds, before it shuts off. It's not very sensitive. I think this was done intentionally, to avoid turnning it on when adjusting the sound while playing.
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Miles,
How did your friend get a FRG Legend LX 12 string before the 1st quality one are on the market? :eek:
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Mike :confused: |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | he knows aLeX!!!!!! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Sorry that was a typo.. it was supposed to read NON-LX.... |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Alot of folks were hyperventilating!!!...... :D |
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How do you shut the tuner off.