User manual FISHMAN AFX CHORUS

[. . . ] AFX · USER GUIDE ACOUSTIC CHORUS PEDAL clip | batt off max warm bright slow fast l e ve l to n e speed chorus 1 chorus 2 chorus 3 stereo tremolo rotary phaser flanger narrow tremolo CHORUS ACOUS T I C E F F E CT S 2 Quick Start Power ­ Install a 9V alkaline or lithium battery (not included). Bypass ­ Step on the footswitch to bypass the effect. 3 Using Other Effects When using multiple pedals, we recommend connecting them in this order, however feel free to experiment. clip | batt c lip | bat t clip | batt off max warm bright short long off max warm bright slow fast off max off max min max level tone decay time lev el t one speed lev el r e p e ats d e l ay ti me studio room plate chamber canyon cathedral concert stage chorus 1 chorus 2 chorus 3 stereo tremolo rotary phaser flanger narrow tremolo short medium long short medium long pong pong classic modern REVERB ACOUSTIC E F F E CT S CHORUS ACOUSTIC EFFECTS ACOUSTIC DELAY EFFECTS 4 Right Side Panel Input Plug in with a standard guitar cable to either the left or right input and the pedal will power on. [. . . ] Power-plug requirements: 5. 5mm O. D. , 2mm I. D. , tip = negative. 8 Controls Level The level control mixes the selected effect in parallel, adding as much or as little chorus as you want in addition to your direct sound. This means that your tone is preserved while the effect is blended into it. Tone Use this to add brightness or warmth to the sound of the effect without altering your direct sound. For the rotary effect, this knob acts like a slow/fast switch when it is moved either side of the 12 o'clock position. 9 Controls (continued) Effect Select Knob AFX · Chorus offers eight popular modulation effects, EQ'd to work well with the resonances found in acoustic instruments. Be sure to check them all out in stereo as many can create a very wide, dramatic effect. Chorus 1 This is a very subtle chorus which adds a light detuning and wide stereo image. The chorus effects are built from three "voices" (delays) that are constantly moving and swirling around each other. As you adjust the speed control, the voices chase around more quickly, resulting in more detuned, or chorused, effects. Chorus 3 Wide and deep, capable of producing thick to very warbly sounds. 10 Controls (continued) Stereo T remolo When used in stereo, this tremolo sounds more like a traditional panner, moving the audio source from left to right and back again. When used in mono, this tremolo has a very sinusoidal, or even, waveshape, reminiscent of classic surfer songs. Narrow T remolo This is a monophonic tremolo with a characteristic irregular sound much like the opto-tremolo found on classic '60s guitar amplifiers. Flanger The flanger effect is capable of creating a wide variety of flanging sounds, from smokey, sweeping '70s sounds to classic jet plane washes and even heavy underwater effects. originally created by playing back two identical recordings, slowing down one or the other by rubbing the flange on the recorder's tape reel. 11 Controls (continued) Phaser This is a classic '70s modulation effect that adds motion and constantly shifting harmonics. [. . . ] Open the battery door underneath the pedal and install a fresh 9V alkaline or lithium battery. When the clip/batt LED comes on you have approximately one hour of remaining battery life. 13 Specifications Digital signal path: A/D, D/A conversion: Signal processing: Power supply: Typical in-use current consumption: Typical 9V alkaline battery life: 9V adapter: 24-bit 32-bit 9V alkaline battery or 9VDC adapter 23. 5mA 21 hours Fishman 910-R (for 110V) or suitable filtered and regulated, 200mA type, tip = negative Input impedance: 1M Ohm Nominal output impedance: 1k Ohm Input gain switch range: -1dB to -8dB Maximum output level (onset of clipping) +3dBV Baseline noise: -93dBV Dynamic range: 96dB All specifications subject to change without notice. [. . . ]