NOISE REDUCER NR100
Thank you for showing your confidence in us by purchasing the BEHRINGER NOISE
REDUCER NR100. This ultimate effects pedal is specifically designed to eliminate unwanted
noise and hum without altering your tone. Thanks to its high-performance features it
preserves the original attack and envelope while leaving your playing and dynamics intact.
1. CONTROLS
Top view
This
MODE
switch allows you to chose between
MUTE
and
REDUCTION
mode.
Pressing the pedal in MUTE mode results in muting the whole input signal, to reduce
noises in during pauses for example. In REDUCTION mode, quiet passages (when
noise or hum would get obvious to the listener) are effectively reduced. Adjustments
to threshold and decay settings are necessary in this case (see below).
Use the
THRESH
(old) control to define a level threshold in REDUCTION mode.
When the input signal falls below this value, the unit starts reducing the signal.
The
DECAY
control determines how fast the signal reduction is released when the
input signal exceeds the threshold value again.
The
MUTE/BATT
LED illuminates when the effect is activated. It also serves as a
battery level indicator.
The
REDUCTION
LED illuminates when the input level falls below the threshold
and starts getting reduced.
Use the footswitch to activate/deactivate the effect.
Use this 1/4" TS
IN
connector to plug in the instrument cable.
The 1/4" TS
OUT
connector sends the signal to your amp.
Use this 1/4" TS
SEND
connector to connect it to the input of an external effect unit. This
way you can feed in an effect signal while simultaneously eliminating noises from the unit.
The 1/4" TS
RETURN
connector is used to feed in the external effect signal.
Use the
DC IN
connection to plug in a 9 V power supply (not included).
The
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
is located underneath the pedal cover. To install or
replace the 9 V battery, press the hinges with a ballpen and remove the pedal cover. Be
careful not to scratch the unit.
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The NR100 has no on/off switch. As soon as you insert the jack into the IN
connector, the NR100 begins running. When not using the NR100, remove
the jack from the IN connector. This extends the life of the battery.
The
SERIAL NUMBER
is located at the bottom.
