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Technical parameters

Dimensions:

depth

120 mm

width

120 mm

height

60 mm

Weight

0,56 kg

Input impedance

1 M

Ω

Maximal input signal

GAIN HIGH

+5 dBu

(+2,8 dBV)

GAIN LOW

+10 dBu (+8 dBV)

Output impedance

600 

Ω

Power supply

9V DC (8,7 to 9,4V regulated)

Current consumption

90 mA

Summary of Contents for Tidy Chorus TCH-1

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Page 3: ..._________________________________________ 10 Footswitches _____________________________________________________ 10 Chorus tone setting ________________________________________________ 10 MIDI controlling ___________________________________________________ 12 Technical parameters ______________________________________________ 13 FCC Compliance___________________________________________________ 14 D...

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Page 5: ...to obtain chorus FAT setting function and to get very clear and deep chorus tone to be used on clean and overdrive guitar TCH 1 can be used with electric and bass guitars Basic features Two sets A and B of chorus effect regulators and switches Analog MIX switch of the mixed signal proportion X and XX effect FAT switches Classic analog chorus RATE and DEPTH regulators PEAK indicator Low noise and n...

Page 6: ...4 Structure ...

Page 7: ...gulator 11 FAT XX CHORUS B switch 4 FAT XX CHORUS A switch 12 CHORUS B indicator 5 FAT X CHORUS A switch 13 CHORUS B DEPTH regulator 6 PEAK indicator 14 FAT X CHORUS B switch 7 ACTIVE effect ON indicator 15 CHORUS B RATE regulator 8 CHORUS A indicator 16 CHORUS A B switch 17 MIDI channel switch 18 GAIN sensitivity switch ...

Page 8: ...6 19 IN signal connector 21 9V power supply connector 20 OUT signal connector 22 MIDI IN input 23 MIDI THRU output ...

Page 9: ... 1 in order to avoid ground loop Before connecting please check if the connector s polarization is CTR center negative The TCH 1 is protected against opposite polarity If this protection activates it is needed to disconnect the power supply and wait few minutes before reactivation of the device ATTENTION Damages caused by improper power supply causes loss of the warranty ...

Page 10: ...8 Way of connecting It is recommended to connect the TCH 1 to the amp effect loop before delay and reverb type effects This connection mode is required if you play on amp overdriven channels ...

Page 11: ...9 If you use for overdriven tones only the stompboxes the TCH 1 should be connected after overdrive and distortion effects and before delay and reverb effects ...

Page 12: ...N OFF and chorus A B selection footswitches ACTIVE indicator signalizes state of the effect and A and B indicators signalize selected chorus type Chorus tone setting To set the chorus tone serve MIX FAT X FAT XX switches and RATE and DEPTH regulators The MIX switch on LOW position enables to obtain the chorus effect of lower intensity to the dry signal is added the effect signal with an amplitude ...

Page 13: ...chorus tone by changing the delay time of the modulated signal The RATE regulator sets the speed of the modulation and the DEPTH regulator enables to set the depth of the modulation Setting the low speed of the modulation requires setting the high depth of the modulation and vice versa e g ...

Page 14: ...To set the channel it is needed to use a small flat screwdriver and to turn right or left the middle part of the switch The arrow head indicates selected channel The TCH 1 can be controlled by Program Change and or Control Change commands The tables below show the functionality of Program Change and Control Change commands ...

Page 15: ...ns depth 120 mm width 120 mm height 60 mm Weight 0 56 kg Input impedance 1 MΩ Maximal input signal GAIN HIGH 5 dBu 2 8 dBV GAIN LOW 10 dBu 8 dBV Output impedance 600 Ω Power supply 9V DC 8 7 to 9 4V regulated Current consumption 90 mA ...

Page 16: ...ipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equi...

Page 17: ...udio video and similar apparatus Safety requirements PN EN 55103 1 2000 EN 55103 1 1996 Electromagnetic compatibility Product family standard for audio video audio visual and entertainment lighting control apparatus for professional use Part 1 Emission PN EN 55103 2 2001 EN 55103 2 1996 Electromagnetic compatibility Product family standard for audio video audio visual and entertainment lighting co...

Page 18: ...ties collecting such equipment organize a system including local collection points shops and other units allowing to return such equipment This Directive assures an user free of charge utilization of such delivered equipment This device is made of materials which can be recycled or utilized after becoming out of use Proper handling of wasted electric and electronic equipment reduce demand for row ...

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