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 Warnings & installation 

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Connection to the mains supply

The unit is supplied with an external power supply. Before switching on the unit, make certain that the
mains voltage matches that shown on the rear (a tolerance of up to ±10% is acceptable).

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Switching on and off

CAUTION: before switching on or off, make certain the sound system’s amplifiers are off: this will avoid
signal peaks, which are annoying and sometimes dangerous (particularly for speaker enclosures).

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Connecting and preventing or identifying interference

First of all, check that the apparatus is installed in a place free from industrial or RF (radio frequency)
interference. Avoid installing your equipment very near radio or TV sets, mobile phones, etc., as these
can cause noisy interference.
When connecting the other parts of your sound system, watch out for the so-called “ground loops”, which
could cause hum and jeopardize the products’s excellent Sound-to-Noise and low distortion characteristics.
The best way (even if not always feasible) to avoid ground loops is to connect the electric ground of all
the equipment to a single central point (“star” system). In this case, the central point can be the mixer.

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Protection and maintenance

Don’t force knobs, switches or faders: these are designed and manufactured to respond to light pressure
and could be damaged if used with excessive force.
Take care of your connector cables, a very frequent cause of small/big problems. Always grip them by
the connector, avoid pulling them forcefully and wind them without forming knots or sharp bends: they’ll
last longer this way, and be more reliable, which is a definite advantage.
Avoid exposing the product to strong direct sunlight, high temperatures or intense vibrations, in very dusty
or particularly damp surroundings or, even worse, in the rain: this will help to avoid the risk of faulty
operation, deterioration or even electric shocks and fires.
The product is built in shock-resistant material. Nevertheless, protect it during transport with a flight-case
to avoid the risk of any casual accidents.
When you’ve finished using the apparatus, it’s always advisable to protect it from dust, but any dust that
does form should be removed using a cloth or a soft brush. Never use alcohol, acetone or any solvents.
The effect does not require any other maintenance.

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In the event of breakdown

All user-adjustable parts are external and easily accessed.
In the event of a breakdown, do not open the apparatus, but contact the nearest Generalmusic/Lem
Service Centre
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Keeping the documentation

Keep this user’s manual for future consultation. Also remember that the effect will get a better price on
the secondhand market if (as well as being in good condition) it has its original documentation and
packaging.

Warnings & installation

Summary of Contents for FX22

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Page 2: ...as radiators hest register or other product that produce heat The product may be connected a a power supply only of the type described on the operating instructions or as marked on the product 8 The p...

Page 3: ...1 FX22 Warnings and installation 2 Introduction 3 Getting started 4 Front panel 7 Rear panel 9 PRESETS 10 Connection examples 17 Technical specifications 20 Contents Contents...

Page 4: ...light pressure and could be damaged if used with excessive force Take care of your connector cables a very frequent cause of small big problems Always grip them by the connector avoid pulling them fo...

Page 5: ...percussion string and wind instruments etc 11 different variations are available for each PRESET BANK giving a total of 121 121 PRESETS In this way you can find stored in the unit s memories the most...

Page 6: ...ows 1 Connect the mixer s EFF SEND or your instrument s output to the FX 22 input A 2 Connect the OUTPUT of the FX 22 to the mixer s EFF RETURN or the amplifier 3 Set the MODE selector at DUAL 4 Adjus...

Page 7: ...as for the first experiment but set the MODE selector at COMBI the effects of the two FX A and FX B sections are now summed on the same signal Select two different effects for example Reverb and Delay...

Page 8: ...the FX A input 2 Connect send 2 of the mixer or the output of the second instrument to the FX B input 3 Connect the OUTPUT of the FX 22 to the mixer s EFF RETURN or to the amplifier 4 Set the MODE se...

Page 9: ...ected to the FOOTSWITCH connector back panel FX A VARIATIONS Rotary selector for choosing the variations of section FX A s presets Each effect has 11 variations The variations can modify some of the e...

Page 10: ...A MIX Potentiometer for adjusting the balance between the original signal and effect s signal of the FX A section Turning it completely to the left DRY only the original signal is fed out and complet...

Page 11: ...effect return use only the LEFT MONO socket FX B FX B section input connector FX B INPUT LEVEL Adjusts the input level of the FX B section The amount of signal is shown by the PEAK LED on the front pa...

Page 12: ...ONS Each PRESET then has 11 VARIATIONS that enable you to adapt the effect to the characteristics of the signal to be processed The variations are different in the various PRESETS and regard the value...

Page 13: ...ge 40 2 4 50 11 6 9 Choir Mid 16 1 7 38 11 6 10 Percussion Mid 16 1 7 35 8 98 11 Percussion Small 20 1 7 5 8 98 2 WARM HALL This is a warmer HALL than the previous ones and more pronounced in the mid...

Page 14: ...37 6 SD Room 1 4 1 7 35 1 15 7 SD Room 2 6 0 9 35 1 15 8 Small Wood 9 1 30 3 21 9 Bright Room 9 1 2 30 8 98 10 Dark Room 12 1 2 25 0 53 11 Studio 8 0 8 15 1 49 4 VOCAL A series of reverbs suitable for...

Page 15: ...8 Vocal Mid 33 2 1 45 6 94 9 Vocal Large 70 3 6 60 5 37 10 Choir Small 14 1 20 6 94 11 Choir Large 35 2 1 45 6 94 6 GATE All the classic GATE Reverbs able to be used on drums particularly kick drum an...

Page 16: ...0 8 Tape Back 35 75 0 1 0 1 9 R R 70 81 0 19 0 18 10 Robotica 20 10 0 5 0 58 11 Tube 35 35 0 53 0 52 8 CHORUS FLANGER Variations 1 6 have CHORUS effects for vocals guitar and keyboards Variations 7 1...

Page 17: ...0 10 REV DELAY This section of so called COMBO effects combines Reverbs and Delays on the same section of the unit The variations are ideal for a wide range of uses from vocals to percussion and guit...

Page 18: ...oom Combo 15 0 8 30 1 49 8 9 0 475 0 9 New Gothic 5 2 9 40 1 49 1 5 0 475 0 755 10 Ambience 50 2 1 20 8 98 2 4 0 63 0 11 Reflections 125 1 2 10 8 98 0 6 0 835 0 475 NB COMBO PRESETS are particularly e...

Page 19: ...17 FX22 Connection examples Connection examples The LEM FX 22 can be connected using normal unbalanced jack connectors Connection to the mixer DUAL mode UNBALANCED JACK connector...

Page 20: ...18 FX22 Connection to an instrument amplifier Connection examples Connection to the mixer COMBI mode...

Page 21: ...19 FX22 Connection to a keyboard Connection examples...

Page 22: ...it Sampling frequency 48 kHz Configurations DUAL STEREO COMBI Type of effects Hall Room Vocal Plate Gate Reverbs Delay Chorus Flanger Phaser Rotary Presets 121 121 Controls PRESET BANK VARIATIONS sele...

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