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TB6 User’s manual
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On the left side we can find output jack, programming switch and power supply plug.
On the upper side there are the send/return jacks for the loops, easily identified by the
graphics of the front panel.
Normal functioning.
Normal functioning is selected by moving the programming switch to the low position.
Powering TB6, a loop check sequence is made. During this sequence, status LED is
yellow. After the sequence is ended, status LED becomes green and it indicates the
normal status. Now all the loops are excluded and the device is completely in bypass.
From now, you can activate any loop and de-activate them by pressing one or more times
the corresponding stomp, according to the “toggle” logic. You can also send any PC to the
TB6 for recall the combination of the loops stored previously. The recalled sequence can
be modified by stomps and restored simply sending the PC again. Default MIDI channel is
#1, it can be modified in factory and it must be sepcified at the order moment.
Of course, the effects connected to the loops must be powered and in active status.
MIDI patch reception is confirmed by a momentary yellow blinking of the status LED.
MIDI programming.
In order to store any combination in any PC memory, please follow this procedure:
1) Switch ON and connect the MIDI pedalboard to the MIDI IN connector with a
standard 5-poles cable. Pedalboard must be set in channel 1 or the desired
channel, as requested at the moment of the order.
2) Switch ON the TB6 by simply connecting the power supply to the power conncetor.
3) Move the Prog swith to the high position; status LED now is red.
4) Set the loops in the wanted combination by stomps.
5) Send the patch or the patches in which you want to store this combination. At every
MIDI reception, status LED blinks yellow.
