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FLASHBACK 2 DELAY User Manual
5. Operation
5.1 Signal chain placement
T
he
Fl
ashback
2
can
be
used
severa
l
ways
depending
on
your
situation.
Whi
l
e
there
isn’t
necessari
l
y
a
right
and
wrong
use,
here
are
the
most
common
scenarios.
Example 1: Before the amp’s input
When
using
the
Fl
ashback
2
before
the
amp’s
input,
it
is
genera
ll
y
best
to
p
l
ace
it
after
your
other
peda
l
s.
I
f
any
stereo
eff
ects
are
used
before
the
reverb
peda
l
,
you
can
preserve
this
stereo
signa
l
by
connecting
to
both
of
the
Fl
ashback
2’s
inputs
and
sending
the
output
jacks
to
diff
erent
amps
or
to
a
stereo
input
on
a
mixer.
Guitar
Flashback 2
Chorus
(mono or stereo)
Drive pedal
Input
Input
(Optional amp
for stereo operation)
Combo Amp
Example 2: In the amp’s FX loop
T
he
Fl
ashback
2
has
a
very
wide
gain
range,
and
can
easi
l
y
be
used
with
guitar
or
l
oop-
l
eve
l
signa
l
s.
Simp
l
y
connect
the
amp’s
Send
jack
to
the
Fl
ashback
2
input,
and
connect
the
output
to
the
amp’s
Return
jack.
5.2 MASH switch
T
he
MAS
H
function
on
the
Fl
ashback
2
is
a
very
exciting
and
innovative
feature
that
a
ll
ows
continuous
contro
l
of
a
desired
parameter
through
pressure
on
the
footswitch.
T
his
opens
up
count
l
ess
creative
possibi
l
ities,
particu
l
ar
l
y
with
the
user-defined
T
onePrints
T
he
standard
togg
l
e
function
of
the
footswitch
reacts
to
sing
l
e,
quick
presses
of
the
switch
to
turn
the
peda
l
on
and
off.
I
f
you
press
the
switch
s
l
ight
l
y
harder
and
ho
l
d
it
down,
the
MAS
H
function
wi
ll
engage,
causing
the
associated
L
E
D
to
l
ight
up
s
l
ight
l
y.
As
you
press
down
harder
on
the
switch,
the
L
E
D
l
ights
up
brighter
and
the
parameter
that
has
been
assigned
to
this
function
wi
ll
increase
its
va
l
ue.
Re
l
easing
the
footswitch
wi
ll
exit
the
MAS
H
function
and
the
L
E
D
wi
ll
turn
off,
but
the
peda
l
wi
ll
sti
ll
be
engaged.
Note
that
the
pressure
needed
to
reach
the
maximum
MAS
H l
eve
l
is
on
l
y
10
kg
(around
20
pounds),
which
can
be
achieved
just
by
squeezing
with
your
fingers.
You
shou
l
dn’t
need
to
l
ean
too
much
weight
on
the
peda
l
.
With
some
practice,
this
feature
wi
ll
become
fami
l
iar
and
expressive
much
l
ike
a
wah
or
vo
l
ume
peda
l
.
Using
the
T
onePrint
editor
software,
you
can
assign
your
own
parameter
to
this
unique
feature
and
save
a
custom
preset
that
a
ll
ows
you
to
create
sounds
that
very
few
reverb
units
have
been
capab
l
e
of
before.
See
Chapter
3
for
more
detai
l
s
on
T
onePrints.
!
Guitar
Combo Amp
Flashback 2
FX Send
FX Return
Input
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