Positive Grid BIAS DISTORTION, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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GETTING STARTED
Connect to a power source
A 9V DC power adapter or USB (via a
Micro USB cable) can power BIAS
Distortion. You’ll find both power
connectors on the rear panel.
To power the unit with a 9V DC adapter,
insert its power plug and connect the
power adapter to an electrical outlet.
To power the unit via USB, insert the
Micro USB cable into the pedal and
connect the other end of the cable to a
USB port on your laptop or desktop
computer.
During the booting stage, all LEDs on
the control panel will flash red and blue,
indicating that the pedal is booting up.
Red & Blue Lights
Red & Blue Lights Red Lights
Signal Connection
BIAS Distortion is both a distortion pedal
and preamp pedal.
As a distortion pedal, BIAS Distortion is
able to increase the sustain, saturation
and distortion that a real amplifier is not
able to provide. Alternatively, it can just
be used to boost the signal for an
amplifier.
Simply put the pedal in the signal chain
before a guitar or bass amplifier.
As a preamp pedal, BIAS Distortion is
able to work like a preamp from any
other guitar or bass amplifier.
The control panel provides 6 tone-shap-
ing knobs (please refer to the Control
Panel section of this manual) including
gain, master volume and an equalizer.
You can patch the output signal from
BIAS Distortion into any power amplifier.
*Note: BIAS Distortion provides either True Bypass or
Buffer Bypass (please refer to the Bypass mode section
of this manual) for you to choose from. If you have a
lengthy cable and a long signal path but still want to
preserve high frequencies, Buffer Bypass will be suitable
for your needs. On the other hand, if you want to tone
down the harsh top end in your sound, True Bypass
might fit your needs better.
Within the box
Please carefully review each item in the box :
・ BIAS Distortion ・ 9V DC power adapter ・ Micro USB cable
・ Quick Start Guide ・ Redeem card for BIAS Pedal Distortion Pack ・ Optional rubber footers