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• 2 OCTAVES • OCTAVE + DRY To use the Whammy Ricochet pedal, select the desired pitch shifting interval with the PITCH control then select the pitch direction with the RANGE switch. Set the Footswitch for momentary or latched operation using the MOMENTARY switch. To audition the rise and fall rate of the pitch shifting effect, turn the effect on/off using the Footswitch;...
USER INTERFACE 1. Power Connector Connect the specified Harman power adapter (sold separately) to this jack. Be sure to use the proper power adapter for your area’s mains line voltage. See “Specifications” on page 7 for power adapter model information. The Ricochet can only be powered using the external power adapter.
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Footswitch is pressed. NOTE: When the MOMENTARY switch is set to the “ON” position, the Whammy Ricochet will use a buffered bypass signal path. When the MOMENTARY switch is set to the “OFF” position, the Whammy Ricochet provides a hard-wired bypass signal path.
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CLASSIC & CHORDS MODES The Whammy Ricochet provides two modes of operation: Classic mode (the classic Whammy algorithm) and Chords mode (the modern algorithm from the Whammy DT). The Classic mode is ideal for single note soloing while the Chords mode is best suited for bending of full chords. The default mode out of the box is Chords.
HARMAN PS0913DC POWER ADAPTER (NOT INCLUDED) OTHER PEDALS OPTIONAL Use unbalanced TS instrument cables only. NOTE: The Whammy Ricochet should be the first pedal in your effects chain. Placing any effect in front of it may impact its pitch shifting performance.
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