Fender TRE-VERB, Руководство пользователя

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Dwell
This control adjusts the amount of Reverb sustain. Lower settings
create a “choked” or gated effect, while higher settings produce a
bouncy or saturated (water dripping in a cave) effect.
Right Input Jack
This is a high-impedance input suitable for electric guitar, bass,
acoustic guitars with pickup systems, keyboards and other
instruments. Use this jack in conjunction with the
Left/Mono Input
Jack to integrate the Tre-Verb into stereo signal chains.
Left/Mono Input Jack
This is a high-impedance input suitable for electric guitar, bass,
acoustic guitars with pickup systems, keyboards and other
instruments. Use this jack in mono signal paths or in conjunction with
the
Right Input Jack to integrate the Tre-Verb into stereo signal
chains.
Right Output Jack
This is a low-impedance output jack that connects to the amp or to
the next effect pedal in a stereo signal chain. Use this jack in
conjunction with the
Left/Mono Output Jack
to integrate the
Tre-Verb into stereo signal chains.
Left/Mono Output Jack
This is a low-impedance output jack that connects to the amp or to
the next effect pedal in a mono signal chain. Use this jack in mono
signal paths or in conjunction with the
Right Output Jack
to integrate
the Tre-Verb into stereo signal chains.
DC Power Connector
This is a standard center-negative 9VDC jack for use with
appropriate power supplies.
Path Switch
This switch allows you to change the signal path.
R T
places the
reverb before the tremolo; T R places the tremolo before the reverb.
LED Kill Switch
This switch extinguishes the LEDs that illuminate the knobs.