MXR | Carbon Copy Deluxe Analog Delay
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Basic Operation
1. Run a cable from your guitar to the M292’s INPUT jack
and another cable from the M292’s OUTPUT jack to your
amplifier.
2. Start with all controls at 12 o’clock.
3. Turn the effect on by depressing the EFFECT
footswitch.
4. Rotate the REGEN knob clockwise to increase the
number of repeats or counterclockwise to decrease it.
5. Rotate the MIX knob clockwise to increase the ratio
of wet to dry signal or counterclockwise to decrease it.
Fully clockwise results in equal wet/dry mix while fully
counterclockwise results in 100% dry signal.
6. Rotate the DELAY knob clockwise to increase delay
time or counterclockwise to decrease it.
Note: This control overrides the tempo set by the
TAP BEAT footswitch.
7. Press the MOD switch to add modulation to your
delay signal (indicated by pulsing blue LED).
8. Rotate the SPEED control clockwise to increase
modulation rate or counterclockwise to decrease it.
9. Rotate the WIDTH knob clockwise to widen modulation
effect or counterclockwise to narrow it.
10. To set the tempo of your repeats, tap your foot at
least twice on the TAP BEAT footswitch to desired rhythm.
11. Press the TAP DIV switch to engage and select one of
four tap tempo subdivisions: dotted 8ths, 8ths, Triplets,
and 16ths.
12. Push the BRIGHT switch to accentuate delay signal’s
high end frequencies (indicated by red LED).
13. The internal INPUT GAIN switch is factory set to the
GTR position, which optimizes the pedal’s performance
for instrument-level input signals. Set the switch to its
LINE position to optimize performance for line-level input
signals. NOTE: INPUT GAIN switch does not affect overall
output signal level.
14. The internal DRY switch is factory set to its ON
position, which adds 100% of your unaffected dry signal
to the output mix while the delay effect is on. Set the
switch to its OFF position to remove the DRY signal from
the output mix while the delay effect is ON, giving you
100% wet return for recording and parallel signal mixing.
The Carbon Copy Deluxe Delay is powered by a 9-volt battery,
a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter, or the DC Brick™ and
Iso-Brick™ power supplies.
Power
