BOSSCO DS-1 Manual de usuario

Owner's Manual

DCAC

AC & BATTERY

POWERED

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Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of BOSS DS-1 Distortion.

Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: “USING THE UNIT SAFELY”

and“IMPORTANTNOTES”(separatesheet).Thesesectionsprovideimportantinformation

concerningtheproperoperationoftheunit.Additionally,inordertofeelassuredthatyou

havegained agood graspof everyfeature providedby yournew unit,this manualshould

be read in its entirety. The manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient

reference.

permission of BOSS Corporation.

FEATURES

The DS-1 is an effect unit that generates both distortion and sustain effects.

By rotating the knobs you can create all kinds of sounds, from warm, soft sustain to hard,

powerful distortion.

The DS-1 can be powered by a battery or an optional AC adaptor.

PANEL DESCRIPTIONS 1. AC Adaptor Jack

Acceptsconnection ofan ACAdaptor (op-

tionally available BOSS PSA-Series). By

usinganACAdaptor,youcanplaywithout

being concerned about how much battery

power you have left.

* You may find that it is a good idea to keep a

battery installed in the unit even while using

an adaptor. That way your playing won't be

disrupted even if the adaptor is accidentally

disconnected.

* If you are going to use an AC adaptor, be sure

to use the specified unit (BOSS PSA-Series).

Use of any other adaptor may result in dam-

age, malfunction or electric shock.

Also, if you are not going to be using it for an

extended period of time, disconnect the AC

adaptor from the AC outlet.

2. CHECK Indicator

This indicator shows whether an effect is

ON/OFF, and also doubles as the Battery

Check indicator.

The indicator lights when an effect is ON.

Ifthisindicatorgoesdimornolongerlights

while an effect is ON, the battery is near

exhaustion and should be replaced imme-

diately.

* TheCHECKindicatorshowswhethertheeffect

is being applied or not. It does not indicate

whether the power to the device is on or not.

3. OUTPUT Jack

The output jacks are used to connect the

unit to amplifiers or other devices.

4. Pedal Switch

This switch turns the effects ON/OFF.

5. Thumbscrew

This thumbscrew is loosened to open the

pedal, allowing battery replacement. For

instructions on how to replace the battery,

please refer to “Changing the Battery.”

6. INPUT Jack

This jack accepts input signals (coming

from a guitar, some other electric or elec-

tronic musical instrument, or another ef-

fects unit).

* The INPUT jack also serves as the power

switch.Poweris turnedonwhenever aplugis

insertedintotheINPUTjack, andisturnedoff

when the plug is disconnected. When not

using the unit, you should disconnect any

cord connected to the INPUT jack.

TONE Knob

Thisknobcontrolsthetoneofthedistortion

sounds. Rotating the knob clockwise cuts

lower frequencies, creating sharp sounds.

Rotating the knob counterclockwise cuts

higherfrequencies,creatingsofter,warmer

sounds.

DISTORTION Knob

This knob controls the depth of distortion

soundsandthelengthofsustainedsounds.

Rotatingtheknobclockwisecreatesdeeper

distortion and a longer sustain time.

LEVEL Knob

This knob adjusts the level of the effect

sounds.Set the knobso there isno volume

difference between the effect and straight

guitar sounds.

DISTORTION Knob

LEVEL Knob

TONE Knob

MAKING THE CONNECTIONS

AC Adaptor (PSA-Series; Optional)

Electric Guitar

Amplifier

OUT 9V DC/ 200mA

* Inserting a plug into the Input Jack will automatically switch the unit on.

*Beforeconnectingordisconnectinganypatchcords,besureallthevolumecontrolsinyoursystem

are set to minimum. This will help prevent any damage to system components.

OPERATING THE UNIT

1.After you have made the necessary con-

nections, set the knobs as shown in the

illustration.

2.Depress the pedal switch to turn the

effect on. (Make sure that the CHECK

Indicator lights.)

3.Adjust the depth of distortion with the

DISTORTION Knob.

4.AdjustthedistortiontoneusingtheTONE

Knob. 5.Set the LEVEL Knob so there will be no

volume difference between the effect

sounds and the straight guitar sounds.

CHANGING THE BATTERY

Whenthe indicator goes dim or no longer lights

while an effect is on, it means that the battery is

nearly dead and must be replaced.

Replace the battery following the steps below.

1.Loosen the thumbscrew at the front of the

pedal,thenliftthepedalupwardstoopenthe

unit.

* The thumbscrew can be left in the pedal

while changing the battery.

2.Removetheoldbatteryfromthebatteryhous-

ing,andremovethesnapcordconnectedtoit.

3.Connectthesnapcordtothenewbattery,and

place the battery inside the battery housing.

* Be sure to carefully observe the battery+s

polarity (+ versus -).

4.Slipthecoilspringontothespringbaseonthe

back of the pedal, then close the pedal.

*Carefullyavoidgettingthesnapcordcaught

in the coil spring.

5.Finally, insert the thumbscrew into the guide

bush hole and fasten it securely.

Thumbscrew

Pedal

Spring Base

Coil Spring

Guide

Bush

Hole

Battery

Housing

Battery Snap Cord

Battery Snap

9V Battery

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