Utility menus – Fender G-DEC 3 User Manual

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Phrase Delete—Use the Delete menu to erase any phrase

file. Select a file by turning the big knob, then press either of

the DELETE soft-keys.

Memory Lock must be disabled in the Utility Menus to

delete phrase files. See Utility Menus on page 10.

Utility Menus

Use the Utility menus for a variety of amplifier soft-

ware and hardware settings. Press and hold the EXIT

button for 2 seconds to activate the Utility menus.

QA1 / QA2 / QA3—Use the first four Utility menus to assign

Quick Access presets. See Quick Access on page 3.

Memory Lock—Use the Memory Lock menu to prevent

accidental preset modifications. You will still be able to make

temporary changes to presets with Memory Lock ON, but you

won't be able to save those changes until Memory Lock is

switched OFF.

Line Level—(G-DEC 3 THIRTY, ONLY) Use the Line Level

menu to adjust the output level of the rear panel LINE OUT

jacks to accommodate the input sensitivity of external audio

equipment.

Line Out— (G-DEC 3 THIRTY, ONLY) Use the Line Out menu

to select the audio content sent out through the rear panel

LINE OUT jacks. Choose ALL to send all G-DEC 3 audio to the

LINE OUT jacks (normal setting) or choose BAND to send only

the band track to the LINE OUT jacks.

For the most intense one-man band experience possible

with the G-DEC 3 Thirty and a PA system: Connect the

LINE OUT jacks to a PA sound system. Set the Line Out

menu to BAND and the Speaker menu to GUITAR. Now

the band track audio will play in stereo through the PA

speakers and your guitar will play through the G-DEC 3

speaker, creating a realistic band simulation!

Speaker— (G-DEC 3 THIRTY, ONLY) Use the Speaker menu to

select the audio content sent to the G-DEC 3 internal speaker.

Choose ALL to send all G-DEC 3 audio to the speaker (normal

setting) or choose GUITAR to send only your guitar audio to

the G-DEC 3 speaker. See the Line Out

note above.

Import One Preset—Use the Import menu to import any

one preset from an SD card inserted into the G-DEC 3.

To import one preset from the SD card to the G-DEC 3:
1.

Press and hold the EXIT button to activate the Utility

menus.

2.

Use the soft-keys (

3

–or–

4

) to access the Import menu.

3.

Turn the big knob and select the preset you want to

import.

4.

Press SAVE.

5.

Turn the big knob to select the preset you want to over-

write.

6.

Press SAVE again to confirm and finalize the preset import.

Any band track associated with the imported preset will

only play if an SD card with the band track file (media) is

plugged into the G-DEC 3. See

!

note on page 11.

Export One Preset—Use the Export One menu to export a

single preset to an SD card inserted into the G-DEC 3.

To export one preset from the G-DEC 3 to the SD card:
1.

Press and hold the EXIT button to activate the Utility

menus.

2.

Use the soft-keys (

3

–or–

4

) to access the Export One

menu.

3.

Turn the big knob and select the preset you want to

export.

4.

Press either one of the EXPORT ONE soft-keys to export

the selected preset.

5.

Turn the big knob to select the preset you want to save

over.

6.

Press SAVE again to confirm and finalize the preset export.

Exporting a preset will overwrite any preset on the SD

card with the same name! See

!

note on page 11.

Export All Presets—Use the Export All menu to export ALL

presets to an SD card inserted into the G-DEC 3.

To export all presets from the G-DEC 3 to the SD card:
1.

Press and hold the EXIT button to activate the Utility

menus.

2.

Use the soft-keys (

3

–or–

4

) to access the Export All menu.

3.

Press either one of the EXPORT ALL soft-keys to export all

presets.

Exporting presets will overwrite any presets on the SD

card with the same names! See

!

note on page 11.

Restore All Presets—Use the Preset Restore menu to restore

all presets on the G-DEC 3 to their original factory settings.

Preset Restore will NOT restore any media (band tracks) if they

have been deleted from the G-DEC 3 hard drive (HD), which

can only be done using the Fender FUSE software interface or

through the USB Drive menu.

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