Fishman AFX DELAY Manual de usuario

AFX • USER GUIDE

ACOUSTIC DELAY PEDAL

ACOUSTIC EFFECTS

DELAY

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level repeats delay time

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medium

long

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short

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modern

Quick Start

Power – Install a 9V alkaline or lithium battery (not included).

Plug in – Use standard ¼-inch shielded instrument cables.

Set input gain – Play hard and try both normal and boost modes.

The clip/batt LED may ﬂash occasionally.

Select an effect – Choose one of the eight delay presets.

Dial it in – Adjust the level, repeats and delay time to taste.

Bypass – Stomp the footswitch to bypass the effect.

ACOUSTIC EFFECTS

REVERB

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off max warm bright short long

level tone decay time

stage

concert

cathedral

canyon

room

plate

chamber

studio

ACOUSTIC EFFECTS

DELAY

clip | batt

off max off max min max

level repeats delay time

classic

medium

long

pong

short

pong

long

medium

short

modern

ACOUSTIC EFFECTS

CHORUS

clip | batt

off max warm bright slow fast

chorus 2

chorus 3

stereo tremolo narrow tremolo

ﬂanger

phaser

chorus 1 rotary

level tone speed

Using Other Effects

When using multiple pedals,

we recommend connecting

them in this order, however

feel free to experiment.

Right Side Panel

Input

Plug in with a standard guitar cable to either the left or right input and the

pedal will power on. Or, for stereo operation, connect the outputs from another

stereo effects pedal to both the left and right inputs.

Note: The input for all Fishman AFX pedals is ideal for active pickups and

all soundhole pickups. For passive piezo pickups (no preamp built into the

instrument) we recommend plugging directly into an impedance-matching

preamp ﬁrst to strengthen the level and maintain proper low frequency content.

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norm boost

input gaintap switch

Right Side Panel (continued)

Tap switch

Plug in a momentary footswitch here. The footswitch should be wired for “nor-

mally open” operation. Select the rhythm for the delay (eighth note, dotted

eighth or quarter note) and tap several beats of steady tempo with the foot-

switch. The delay will now sync with your tempo with the note length on the

presets select knob. If you move the delay time knob it will override the tempo

you just tapped.

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level repeats delay ti

classic

medium

long

pong

short

pong

long

medium

short

modern

Input Gain

This switch lets you quickly set the best operating level for your pickup. Start with

the input gain switch set to normal. When you play hard, the clip/batt LED

should ﬂash only occasionally. If the LED does not ﬂash with hard playing, select

boost. Typically, soundhole pickups will require a gain boost while onboard

preamp systems will use the normal setting.

The pedal is designed to automatically

maintain constant level when switching

between normal and boost positions,

so you will hear no difference in the over-

all output level when setting this control.

norm boost

input gain

Left Side Panel

Output

Use a standard guitar cable to connect either the left or right output to

another pedal, ampliﬁer or mixing board. For stereo operation, connect both

left and right outputs.

9vdc

See Power section on next page.

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Power

Power may be supplied by either a 9V battery (battery compartment under the

pedal) or an AC adapter (sold separately). Insert a plug into either input jack,

and the pedal powers up. To conserve the battery, remove the plug(s) from the

input jack(s) when not in use.

For AC power, use the Fishman 910-R (for 110V) or other suitable 9V adapter. The

adapter must be ﬁltered, regulated and rated for at least 200mA. It must also

accept AC power appropriate for your country. Power-plug requirements: 5.5mm

O.D., 2mm I.D., tip = negative.

Delay Spillover

Normally, when the footswitch is pressed to bypass the effect, the analog audio

path is selected and the delay is cut off abruptly. Instead, you can choose to al-

low the delay to repeat normally when in bypass by selecting delay spillover

mode. To do this, power up the the pedal while holding the footswitch until

the footswitch light ﬂashes quickly. To revert back to analog bypass, repeat this

power-up sequence.

Controls

Level

The level control mixes the selected effect in parallel, adding as much or as little

delay as you want in addition to your direct sound. This means that your tone is

preserved while the effect is blended into it.

Repeats

Turn clockwise to increase the number of echoes you hear. When set to full, you

can create a continuous loop.As a rule of thumb, use fewer repeats for repeti-

tive rhythmic accompaniment. More repeats generally work well with single

note lines, arpeggios and intense echo effects.

Delay time

This control lengthens or shortens the time between the direct sound and the

echo. The range of delay time is variable up to 300ms for the short delay, up

to 1.5 seconds for medium and up to 2.9 seconds for the long delay. Note:

When the tap switch is in use, it overrides the delay time setting until the

delay time knob is moved. For best results, always tap quarter notes and use

the presets to set up your rhythmic setting.

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