How To Reset Boss SY-300 Guitar Synthesizer To Its Factory Settings
Last Updated on June 20, 2022 by Nick
How To Reset Boss SY-300 Guitar Synthesizer To Its Factory Settings – The SY-300 Guitar Synthesizer can be seen as a “normal” effect pedal that can easily be placed in the chain between the other effect pedals without an extra element. The pedal is designed to handle a distorted signal. So you have the freedom to experiment where you want to place this pedal in your effect chain.
The polyphonic synth sounds can be made up of three synth selections and combined with different effects. The LCD screen gives a clear picture of your settings and allows you to edit your presets on-the-flow. The 70 presets can be supplemented with 99 custom sounds and can be used for bass, guitar, and other electronic instruments.
How To Reset Boss SY-300 Guitar Synthesizer To Its Factory Settings
Time needed: 7 minutes
There are several reasons you need to reset your Boss SY-300 to factory settings, such as when you want to sell it or when a system error. Here’s how the settings stored in the unit can be restored to their default values.
- Turn on the unit
Make sure the unit is in on position
- Press the MENU button to enter the main menu
The main menu will appear on the display, you can cycle the additional menu by using the ◄ ► navigation button
- Go to SYSTEM menu by rotate the Select knob
Press the knob to enter the menu
- Select FACTORY RESET
Press the SELECT knob to enter the menu
- Use the 1 parameter knob to select the type of settings to be restored to the default settings
On this menu, you can choose to reset the System or Patch settings
- Press the WRITE button
Press the EXIT button if you want to cancel
- If a message appears on the display, press the SELECT knob to execute the factory reset
Done!
These instructions are based on the Boss owner’s manual. Hopefully, the article How To Reset Boss SY-300 Guitar Synthesizer To Its Factory Settings can solve your problem. Good Luck!
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