Prophecysound Systems Pty Ltd
Pi-Phase mk2 user manual v1.3
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PROPHECYSOUND SYSTEMS PI-PHASE MK2
USER MANUAL (V1.3)
GREETINGS AND THANKS
Thanks very much for your purchase of the Pi-Phase mk2! A lot of thought
and hard work has gone into bringing this pedal to you. Please take some
time to read through these instructions so as to make the most of your
new pedal, and to quickly get to grips with how it operates.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
–
OR THINGS YOU
SHOULDN’T DO
•
DON’
T use your Pi-Phase mk2 near rain or moisture
–
you risk
yourself and your pedal by doing so
•
DON’T connect
anything except one of the recommended power
supplies to your Pi-Phase mk2. Please note that any use of an
incorrect power supply will also void your warranty (see the
WARRANTY INFORMATION section at the end of this manual for
more information)
•
DON
’T open your Pi
-Phase mk2 to take a look inside, especially while
the pedal is operating, or to otherwise adjust or modify your pedal.
Although there are adjustable trim pots inside, your Pi-Phase mk2 is
factory-calibrated for optimum performance and no user
adjustments are required.
POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
Pi-Phase mk2s manufactured from July 2016 (i.e. with serial numbers of
20160701 or higher) have an enhanced internal power supply circuit, and
may be powered with a 9VDC or 12VDC negative centre minimum 300ma
current capacity power supply.
A 12VDC power supply is the ‘ideal’ supply (to minimise internal
temperatures), however 9VDC will also work fine. The supply should use a
2.1mm barrel plug.
PI-PHASE MK2 QUICK START
Let’
s get some sound out of this thing! Unpack your Pi-Phase, turn down
the volume on the amp you plan to use, and do the following:
1.
Connect a recommended power supply to the power socket at
the rear of the Pi-Phase.
2.
Connect your instrument to the [PHASOR A INPUT] socket at
the rear of the pedal.
3.
Connect the [PHASOR B OUTPUT] to your amplifier
4.
Using the visual guide below, set the controls to the positions
indicated:
5.
Make sure both phase channels are turned on
–
both channel
LEDs should be lit
–
then play something and turn up your amp.
Enjoy!