Aclam Guitars Cinnamon Drive, Руководство пользователя и инструкции по безопасности

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REMEMBER: The Cinnamon Drive is not a dual, independent channel overdrive pedal. The Boost section is not a clean
boost - even though it can serve as one - it’s a second gain stage that gets stacked with the main overdrive circuit.
Even though there are independent volume controls for each stage, the “Gain” knob will always affect the “Boost” setting.
BYPASS FOOTSWITCH: Engages the unit and lets
the signal flow through the Cinnamon Drive clipping
circuit. It also light up the LED above it.
BOOST FOOTSWITCH: Activates the second gain
stage (Hard Clipping) and will light up the LED above it.
GAIN: Controls the amount of gain in the first clipping
stage (Soft Clipping). In the counterclockwise
position it acts as a clean preamp, and as it is
increased it builds into a light crunch to finally
producing a rich and dynamic overdrive.
VOL: Sets the volume of the soft clipping section.
Tip: set the Gain knob at minimum and adjust the
Volume knob to get a fat and nicely colored boost.
This is really useful if you want to add some character
to a flat-sounding amp or to push your tube amp
into its sweet spot. Be careful! This pedal can be
EXTREMELY LOUD.
BOOST: Set the amount of signal boost before
reaching the hard-clipping circuit. This way the guitar
signal is affected by the two circuits (Soft and Hard
Clipping) at the same time and you can control how
much of each type of saturation you want.
At minimum setting it adds a subtle effect to the first
stage, but as you increase the knob it starts to add
compression and distortion, a desirable effect when
you need a defined and tight tone to cut through for
riffs or solos.
VOL BOOST: Sets the volume of the Boost section.
Its purpose is to have separate levels for each gain
section so for example, you can pre-set a rhythm tone
on the first stage and a more aggressive sound with
a volume increase for solo work or parts where your
guitar needs a bit more of presence.
TONE: A simple but super effective passive treble cut
control affecting both sections. Turn it clockwise to
soften treble frequencies.
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