User manual DOD FX72

[. . . ] Controls Level - This knob adjusts the overall volume level of the Flange Effect. Depth - This knob adjusts the intensity of the modulation Regen - This knob sets the amount of regeneration which is perceived as the up and down motion. Footswitch - Bypasses, and re-engages the effect LED Indicator - Lights when the Flange is active and is not lit when the effect is bypassed. [. . . ] Jacks - Input, Output, AC adapter (use only the PS200R). Operation of the FX75C The FX75C was designed to give you the thickness and animation typical of the classic Flange effect. The following sample settings are starting points for you to begin making your own flange effect sounds. Settings for a tremolo sound: Important Notes · The FX75C battery is in use whenever you are plugged into the INPUT jack. To extend the life of the battery, be sure to disconnect the input when the FX75C is not in use. · Remove the battery when the FX75C will not be used for an extended period of time. This will prevent possible damage due to leaking battery fluids. · Battery replacement is indicated when the FX75C fails to switch in and out, or when the LED stays lit. · Keeping the battery in the FX75C while using an AC adapter will provide continuous operation in the event of a power failure. · Use of any power adapter other than the PS200R will void the warranty of this product. Settings for a thick flange: Slow sweep for a "tubular" pipe sound: Computer Voice (weird sound): · No user serviceable parts inside. Should your FX75C require servicing, contact your authorized DOD dealer for return/repair information. 6. The foregoing is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and DOD neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for it any obligation or liability in connection with the sale of this product. It is a seven band EQ with one band for every octave, 12 dB of boost or cut for every band, and a slide pot for controlling the overall level. The FX40 is a tried and true design. The FX55B Supra Distortion has been around for a while, and it's still going strong. That classic amp-like distortion never goes out of style. With the same level, tone, and gain controls that it had over a decade ago, it's like hanging out with an old friend. The FX64 Ice Box is an incredible sounding stereo chorus. It gives you the standard level, speed, and depth controls, but adds a high EQ knob for boosting your high end edge while sweetening your tone with the thick modulating delay of a chorus. The FX66 is a distortion pedal reminiscent of the old fuzzy faced distortions, designed to give you that vintage sound of the 60's. You'll feel like you've had a flashback from the Monterey Pop Festival just by connecting your guitar to the FX66 and playing. So, are you experienced? The FX69 Grunge is our most famous distortion pedal ever. If you want a modern crunch with huge low end response, the FX69 can't be touched. The FX75C stereo flanger extends the sweep range to give you unbelievable depth, and incredible regeneration. The stereo outputs place you in the middle of the runway as a 747 jet lands. The FX75C is a great way to add animation the sound of any instrument. The FX84 Milk Box is the healthiest way to add the thick creamy texture of a compressor expander to your playing style, while still retaining a lean physique. [. . . ] The stereo outputs place you in the middle of the runway as a 747 jet lands. The FX75C is a great way to add animation the sound of any instrument. The FX84 Milk Box is the healthiest way to add the thick creamy texture of a compressor expander to your playing style, while still retaining a lean physique. The FX84 will smooth out the rough edges, but is transparent enough to still feel what you're playing. The FX86 is the premier distortion for the death metal guitarist. There is no way of getting more low end, or more distortion in this life. That's why it's called the death metal pedal. [. . . ]