Boss FV-50H Owner’s Manual
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Connect the guitar to the input jack on the FV-50H, then connect the output jack to the input of the next pedal in your chain. Ensure the pedal is placed in front of any effects that you want to control the volume for.
The FV-50H is designed for high-impedance instruments like electric guitars, while the FV-50L is for low-impedance devices like keyboards. Use the FV-50H for direct connection with guitars.
Use a dry cloth to clean the surface of the pedal. Avoid using any liquid cleaners near the jacks and control knobs to prevent damage. Regularly check and tighten any loose screws.
Ensure that the pedal is connected correctly and check the impedance compatibility with other devices. Using high-quality cables and placing the pedal in the correct order on your pedalboard can also help reduce tone loss.
Yes, the FV-50H can be used as an expression pedal. Connect it using a stereo cable to the expression pedal input of the device you wish to control.
Use the minimum volume knob located on the side of the pedal. Turning it clockwise will increase the minimum volume level, while turning it counterclockwise will decrease it.
Check all cable connections and ensure they are secure. Verify that the cables are functioning properly. If the issue persists, test the pedal with another setup to rule out external factors.
The tuner output allows you to connect a tuner directly to the pedal without affecting the main output signal, enabling silent tuning during performances.
Ensure the rubber feet on the bottom are clean and intact. If necessary, use a non-slip mat or pedalboard to secure the pedal during performances.
The FV-50H is designed for mono use. For a stereo setup, consider using two FV-50H pedals or a stereo-compatible volume pedal.