PRO Stormtrooper / Bounty Hunter Voice Amp,
2005 Hyperdyne Labs
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BOUNTY HUNTER VOICE
This voice amp can also replicate a good bounty hunter “Fett” OR “Boushh” type voice. So you can use the board
for 2 different bounty hunter voice effects!
If you turn the bandwidth (trooper effect) potentiometer counterclockwise (shown in the next Section D. pics) , it will
let in more high frequency voice. This replicates a more tinny Fett type voice. You can also turn off the default end
static sounds (as shown in Section C.) to transform the trooper amp into a bounty hunter voice amp! Reference
Section D to see how to change the voice effect from a trooper effect to a bounty hunter effect.
To obtain the Boushh type voice effect, follow the above instructions and also enable the voice modulation flag
shown in the previous section. The added voice modulation will replicate the Boushh like bounty hunter effect.
SECTION D. – TUNING VOLUME, VOICE COMPRESSOR, AND VOICE EFFECT
Below is a pic of all the tunable potentiometers on the board, with their functions listed.
NOTE: All the potentiometers on the trooper board require 20 full turns in order to span the entire range.
Changing volume:
The trooper board has two blue potentiometers that control the volume. The above pic shows the main volume
control pot and the click/static volume pot. You should first tune the volume of the static sound effects to match
your speaking voice volume. Then you can tune the overall volume to match the input of your amplified speaker.
The blue pots require
20 turns
to span the range of volume. Use a small screwdriver to turn the screw on top of the
pot. With the board oriented in the picture above, turning the
screw clockwise will lower the volume level
.
Turning the screw counterclockwise raises the volume. This is true for both volume pots. You will have to turn the
screw at least 5 times to notice any difference. 20 turns in any one direction will span the entire volume range.
