Fender Pinwheel, Руководство пользователя

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Drive
The Drive control adds amp-like saturation to your instrument’s signal,
just like classic rotary speaker cabinet and amplifier rigs.
Tone
This control affects the amount of high-frequency (treble) content in
your instrument’s signal. Counter-clockwise sounds are darker, while
the clockwise sounds are brighter.
Fast
This control sets the speed of the modulation when The Pinwheel’s
Fast mode is engaged. Counter-clockwise settings are slower, and
the clockwise settings are faster.
Rate LED
This LED blinks at the selected speed of The Pinwheel’s modulation.
Slow
This control sets the speed of the modulation when The Pinwheel’s
Slow mode is engaged. Counter-clockwise settings are slower, and
the clockwise settings are faster.
Level
The Level control is a master volume or power attenuator for the
virtual power amp. Use this control to compensate for different drive
settings in order to keep the pedal at unity gain overall.
Ramp
The Ramp control adjusts the amount of time it takes for The Pinwheel
to speed up or slow down between the
Fast
and
Slow
settings for
realistic rotary speaker cabinet sounds.
Mode Switch
This toggle lets you change between three different rotary speaker
modes.
Mode 1 is a voiced like the familiar 122-style twin rotor
speaker cabinet.
Mode 2
is modeled after a 145-style speaker
cabinet—this voice has less pronounced low end and works well with
both keys and guitars.
Mode 3 is based on Fender’s own Vibratone
speaker cabinet—which created its unique sound by utilizing a
rotating baffle in front of the speaker.