Modulation Speed - Diamond Guitar Pedals MEMORY LANE User Manual

Modulation Speed

This controls the speed of modulation, from about 0.1 Hz fully counterclock-
wise to 10 Hz fully clockwise.
Mix
With output taken only from the mix/direct jack, this adjusts the relative mix
between direct and delayed signal. With output taken from the delay only
jack, this adjusts the volume of the delayed signal from that output, and does
not affect the direct signal level from the mix/direct jack.
Jacks
Input
Signal input to the delay, accepts standard mono (2-conductor) 1/4" plugs
from guitars, outputs from other effects pedals, or from the send path of an
amplifiers FX loop.
Delay Only
Delay signal only output jack, accepts standard 1/4" mono (2-conductor)
plugs. Plugging a cable into this jack automatically removes the delay signal
from the Mix/Direct output and routes it to this output. This allows either
'killdry' operation for amps with parallel FX loops, or provides a stereo-like
experience with two amps when used in conjunction with the direct signal
coming from the Mix/Direct jack. The signal level for this output (when a cable
is plugged into it) is controlled by the Mix pot.
Mix/Direct
This output jack provides two functions: with no cable plugged into the 'Delay
Only' jack, the Mix/Direct output provides a mix of the direct and delayed sig-
nal, with the delayed signal level set by the Mix pot. With a cable plugged into
the 'Delay Only' jack, the Mix/Direct output provides the direct signal only.
Expression/Insert
Plugging into this jack disables the feedback level control and gives the user
external access to the delay's feedback path. This jack accepts a 1/4" TRS
plug (tip-ring-sleeve, or sometimes referred to as a stereo 1/4"plug) from
either an expression pedal, or from a standard studio 1/4" TRS to two 1/4"
mono plug insert cable. Plugging in an expression pedal allows foot control of
the feedback level of the Memory Lane, while an insert cable allows the user
to chain one or more standard guitar effects and/or volume pedal into the
feedback path. Note: at least one of the pedals inserted into the chain must
have a volume control to prevent continuous oscillation.
Switches
On/Off
This switches the pedal between bypass and in-circuit operation, with the red
LED just above the switch indicating that the audio path through the delay is
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