Electro-Harmonix Cathedral Stereo Reverb Manual page 10

INFINITE Reverb Function: For all modes except ECHO, pressing and holding
INFINITE Repeat Function: In ECHO mode, pressing and holding the
BEAT LED
The BEAT LED blinks at the same rate as the current pre-delay time setting. If the pre-
delay time is below 50 mS, the BEAT LED will blink so fast it will look like the LED is lit
solid, this is normal.
BYPASS Footswitch / STATUS LED
The Bypass footswitch toggles the Cathedral between effect mode and bypass mode. If the
STATUS LED is lit then the Cathedral is in effect mode. If the STATUS LED is off, then the
Cathedral is in bypass mode.
In Bypass mode, the MONO/Left Input Jack is connected directly to the MONO/Left Output
Jack. The Right Input Jack is connected directly to the Right Output Jack. If no plug is
inserted into the Right Input Jack, then the MONO/Left Input Jack will also connect to the
Right Output Jack.
MONO/L and R INPUT Jacks
The Cathedral allows for full stereo input. The input jacks are labeled: Mono / L and R.
When using the Cathedral with only one input we suggest you use the MONO/L input. The
input impedance presented at each input jack is 2 MΩ.
the TAP/INFINITE footswitch for more than 350 mS will
switch on the infinite reverb function. Infinite reverb is a
reverb wash that does not decay; it remains at a constant
volume indefinitely. While holding down the TAP/INFINITE
FSW, the input signal is disconnected from the input of the
reverb block, allowing the musician to play over the infinite
reverb wash without adding new notes to the reverb.
TAP/INFINITE footswitch for more than 350 mS will switch
on the infinite repeat function. The infinite repeat function
recycles the audio that is in the delay loop at the time
pressing the TAP/INFINITE footswitch and loops it
continuously for as long as you hold down the footswitch.
Additionally the input signal is disconnected from the delay
block allowing you to play new notes over the repeated loop
without adding to the loop.
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