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Molecular Disruption Device

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Connecting and powering:

The power supply needs to be 9V/60ma center negative like the common BOSS power supplies:

Make sure the polarity of your power supply is correct or it will damage the pedal. D

o NOT run at higher voltages.

As the pedal uses a digital processor operating at high frequencies, you may hear some high pitched noise if you use it

together on the same power supply with other pedals (daisy chained) even when it is bypassed. The noise can bleed

through the power supply into the other pedal's signal. This is normal for such devices. It might not be the case in your

particular setup but if you notice that, I would suggest using an isolated power supply.

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Page 1 Molecular Disruption Device drolo Connecting and powering: The power supply needs to be 9V/60ma center negative like the common BOSS power supplies: Make sure the polarity of your power supply is correct or it will damage the pedal. D o NOT run at higher voltages.
Page 2 pot_0, pot_1, pot_3: each of these pots controls a parameter of the selected patch, function will vary depending on the selected patch fdbck: usually serves as feedback, but depending on the patch it can also be used for other functions or have no function mix: pans from full wet signal on the left to dry signal on the right.
Page 3 tap footswitch: depending on the exp/pot_0 selector setting it will set the pot_0 value to its minimum or maximum when pressed. In some patches it can be used to tap a tempo or latch a state (hold) overload: this LED indicates when the signal exceeds the processor's headroom. It's mainly for when the signal is clipping within the algorithm because the audio input is limited externally.