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Red Sea
Overview, Features, and how to use the Red Sea
Overview
Description
Quick Start Guide
Operating the Red Sea
Signal Flow In & Out of the Red Sea
Using the Blend Knob
Using the Polarity Switches
Routing Options
HX Stomp - Wet Dry Wet
Iridium - Wet Dry Wet
Walrus ACS1 - Wet Dry Wet
Dirty - Wet Dry Wet
Clean - Wet Dry Wet
Dual Delay - Wet Dry Wet
Dirty - Wet Dry
Clean - Wet Dry
Parallel - Wet Dry
Parallel Dual Amp Modelers
Stereo Parallel FX Loops
Mono Parallel Effects Loop
Blend Dual Tube Amps
Serial to Parallel Effects Loop
Stereo Analog Dry Thru
Mono Analog Dry Thru
FAQ
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- Page 1 Red Sea Overview, Features, and how to use the Red Sea Overview Description Quick Start Guide Operating the Red Sea Signal Flow In & Out of the Red Sea Using the Blend Knob Using the Polarity Switches Routing Options HX Stomp - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 2 Overview Basic overview and features of the Red Sea...
- Page 3 The Red Sea gives you the ability to run a FULL Stereo wet dry wet rig using only 2 amps or just 2 signals to the FOH, while also giving you complete control over your Wet & Dry mix! The Red Sea also has two independent stereo FX loops.
- Page 4 Stereo or Mono In's & Out's Studio Grade Analog Buffers on all Inputs & Outputs Large Blend Knob for Blending in a Live Setting Polarity Reverse Switches for Changing the L&R Polarity on One of the FX Loops Cast Aluminum Enclosure for Maximum Durability and Weight Reduction Power via Standard 9v 100ma Power Supply (not included) Dimensions: 4.82”...
- Page 5 Overview Quick Start Guide Wet Dry Wet Wiring Stereo Parallel FX Loop Wiring...
- Page 7 Operating the Red Sea How to use the Red Sea...
- Page 8 Red Sea. Use the Right Input for a mono signal going in to the Red Sea. Your input signal will be copied, split, and sent to all four send jacks (1 thru 4). The input signal can be anything, guitar, drive pedal, eq pedal, or any other mono signal source.
- Page 9 The signal flowing through the return jacks on the right side (Return 1 & 2) will leave on the Right Output of the Red Sea. The same will apply for the signals flowing through the return jacks on the left side (Return 3 & 4), these signals will leave on the Left Output of the Red Sea.
- Page 10 There is one exception to the signal flow in the Return jacks when using the Red Sea in a Wet Dry or Wet Dry Wet setup. When you remove the patch cable from the Return 4 jack, the Red Sea will re-route the signal from the Return 2 jack to both Left and Right Outputs.
- Page 11 Hopefully by now you can see how your signal will flow in and out of the Red Sea. Later in the manual we will provide various wiring diagrams for different routing options, however using the knowledge above you should be able to create your own unique routing configurations.
- Page 12 Operating the Red Sea Using the Blend Knob The Blend knob can be used to blend the volume/mix between two parallel effects loops. For instance you want to run your reverb and delay in parallel which will allows for your wet effects to not interact with each other.
- Page 13 gets quieter. ...
- Page 14 With the Red Sea we fix these issues with our two polarity switches, each switch will invert the polarity for Return Jack 1 & 3 respectively. This will ensure both stereo loops will remain in phase...
- Page 15 ***If you are experiencing any of the two issues listed above, flip both polarity switches either up or down while listening to your tone change as you flip the switches. ...
- Page 16 There will be some draw backs to using this method, which were mentioned above (loss of bass and volume), however the Red Sea can limit the effectiveness of these draw backs. Since we have two stereo loops, or a Wet and Dry loop, your signal will remain in tact in one loop and inverted in the other loop.
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Page 17: Routing Options
Routing Options Wiring diagrams for various signal routing options. - Page 18 Routing Options HX Stomp - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 19 Routing Options Iridium - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 20 Routing Options Walrus ACS1 - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 21 Routing Options Dirty - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 22 Routing Options Clean - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 23 Routing Options Dual Delay - Wet Dry Wet...
- Page 24 Routing Options Dirty - Wet Dry...
- Page 25 Routing Options Clean - Wet Dry...
- Page 26 Routing Options Parallel - Wet Dry...
- Page 27 Routing Options Parallel Dual Amp Modelers...
- Page 28 Routing Options Stereo Parallel FX Loops...
- Page 29 Routing Options Mono Parallel Effects Loop...
- Page 30 Routing Options Blend Dual Tube Amps...
- Page 31 Routing Options Serial to Parallel Effects Loop...
- Page 32 Routing Options Stereo Analog Dry Thru...
- Page 33 Routing Options Mono Analog Dry Thru...
- Page 34 In progress... Please check back soon!