Effectrode Delta-Trem DT-2B Owner's Manual

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S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

• Input Impedance: greater than 1M Ω

• Output Impedance: less than 1KΩ

• Controls: Shape, Depth, Speed and Volume

• Features: "Raysistor" and vacuum tube circuitry

• Expression Pedal: Roland EV-5 or EV-7.

• Turquoise LEDs: pulsate with modulation

speed for visual song tempo matching.

• Pulse Shaping: Generates smooth "Bias" and

deeper , choppy "Photocell" tremolo effects.

• Power Requirements: 12VDC @ 1Amp

• Dimensions: width 7.5" depth 4.8" height 1.3"

• Weight: 2lb ( on Earth); 2.1lb (Saturn)

• Construction: solid die-cast aluminum box

• Finish: Olive-brown powder coat

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DT-2B

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Page 2 P o t s two tremolos from 0º-180º. This pedal is fitted with custom British made Omeg Thank you for choosing to buy Effectrode. We wish potentiometers. These are sealed units to prevent you many years of musical enjoyment from this very drying out or dust entering them, which means they special, hand-crafted, all-tube pedal.
Page 3 space pace The tremolo speed can also be set accurately using C o n t r o l s an external tap tempo controller such as the Time Bias/Optical/Flyback 3-position toggle switch on Traveler™ pedal or any controller pedal that the rear panel selects the tremolo pulse shape.
Page 4 Rotating the “Shape” (“Rhythm”) knob clockwise Volume knob sets the output level of the “Left” generates ever more complex accented rhythmic tremolo. In the centre 12 o’clock position gain is patterns: 1/1, 1/2 (march time ), 3/4 (waltz), 4/4 roughly unity . Turning this knob fully clockwise yields (rock/pop ), 5/4, 6/8, etc.until the Delta-Trem begins a substantial +6dB of gain boost, which can push the to sound more like a sequencer than a tremolo.