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  • JC 120 Line IN

    Anyone know how to add a line in to an older Roland JC 120. I want to be able to use a stereo effects unit directly to the power amp side, bypassing the JC 120 preamp? The amp's SN 697711, not sure of the age, probably 79 or 80

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    The volume pots are concentrick 100k/10k. Try inputting the signal through a 1-1-ufcap and a 10k resistor to the hot side of the 10k section.

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      I had a '77 or '78 model in the late '80's, & I believe I split the path at C26 & C126, but I may be mistaken.

      I used the 4 jacks (2 ext. speaker, line out, & footswitch) on the back for stereo out & stereo in. I hooked up a DIN or MIDI jack to control the reverb, chorus, & distortion.

      Since the 4 jacks are all normally closed jacks, they worked perfectly.

      Initially, I used the amp's preamp & inserted a Quadraverb in the loop. Later on, I switched to a tube preamp into the Quadraverb, totally bypassing the JC120 preamp.

      Another suggestion would be to switch out the Roland speakers Celestions or speakers of your choice.

      Steve

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