Zoom 9002 Pro User manual

OPERATION
MANTJAL
AdvancedGuitar Processor Effects
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reliability and
optimumperformance,please read
this
manualcarefullybefore
use.
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Contents Major Features
Hardware
Analog and digital circuitry
Besides
ad,.,anced
digital signalprocessing,
specialanalog
circuitry is
usedfor distortion and compressioneffectswhich aresoimportant to
electric
guitar sound.
16-bit digital conversion
True 16-bit quantization assuresprofessional
resultsin the digital-to-
analog
and analog-to-digital
converter
circuits.
Zoom's own custom ZFx-1. DSP LSI
Zoom developed
this original DSP
LSIto deiiver more digital signal
proc-
essingpo\\'er
in less
space.The ZFx-1 chip dramatically expands
your ca-
pabilities
formusical
expression.
Mono
input,
stereooutput
The9002
acceptsnormal
monaural
inputfrom
vour
guitar.
Chorus,
delay,
andreverb
effectsare
outputin stereo.
Large, easy viewing LCD display window
Thiscustomized
LCD
shows
selectedeffects,parameters,
andotherinfor-
mation
in alarge
(60
x eOmm)
window designedforhighreadabilitv.
. Headphone iacks and mix input
To monitor vour plaving in prir,ate,
plug in stereoheadphones.
You can
alsoplay alongwith atape
or other source
connectedto theMIX IN iack.
. Userpatchprotection
[Jser
patch proter;tion
does
not dependon aspecialbattery,
soextramain-
tenanceis
avoided.
Maior features
Hardware
Software
Precautions 4
ControlsandDisplay
Controis
LCDwindow
Connection
Examples 10
Effects
and Parameters 't1.
Guitar amp effects
Modulation effects
Delay effects
Special
effects
Preset
Programs
andUserPrograms 15
Preset
banks
User
banks
About
the
banks
Operation
Basic
operation
Editing
Other Functions
Tuning mode
Metronome mode
Remote control
'1.1
1.2
13
14
15
15
15
16
16
1.7
2't
21,
21.
21,
Specifications 22

Software
Effects
The effect chain hassix stages:Compressor,Distortion, Eqr,ralizer,
Modu-
lation group, Delav,Reverb
Broup.
Specialeffects
(SFX)
canalsobe
selected.
Easy operation
Sliding fadersmakeadjusting
parameter
valuesquick and eas\r, with a
famiiiar "analog" feelthat is rarein digitai equipment.
Preset banks and user banks
Therearefive pre-programmed factorv "preset" memorv banksand five
"user" memorv banks.
Each
bank holds four patches.The 20preset
patches
covereffectsthat are useful for a
great
rrarietvof music stvles.
Your original patches and edited presetpatches canbe
storedin the 20
user
patch memory locations.
Tuning and metronome functions
The 9002will generate a
referencepitch of 440H2, 441.H2.or 442H2to
which vou cantune vour
"A" string.Forrhvthm trainingortemporefer-
ence,
you canturn on the metronome function.
For live performance and home recording
The compact 9002
is ideal for live performance. A remotecontrol unit is
supplied to let you select
patcheswith extra convenience.
The 9002
rvill
also function asaguitar amp simulator, sothat you can inpr.rt arich guitar
sound directly to your recording equipment without needing anamp and
microohone.
Precautions
Powersupply
To avoid the possibilit-v
of damage,do not useanY
AC adaptorother
than
the supplied AC adaptor.
Besureto useonlv the supplied rechargeable
batteryor specifiedequiva-
lent.
To recharge,
piug the supplied AC adaptor
into the AC adaptor
jack.
Or usethe specifiedoptional recharger.
The useof otherrechargers
is dan-
gerous
becausethey mav car-rse
batteryleakage
or other damage.
The
sr"rpplied
batteryis rated at400 chargecvcles
before
needingreplacement.
Threehours isthe standard
rechargingtime, giving about
three
hours of
r.rse.It is dangerous
to recharge
continuously for 24 or mote hours.
The LCD display r,r,'ill blink to indicate that vou should rechargeor repiace
the battervright arvav
or usethe
AC adaptor to avoid the unit shutting off
while plaving.
Place ofuse
Like otherdigital devices,
the 9002
mav causeinterference
if used
too
closeto radios,TVs, or someother
electricalappliances.
Avoid use
in verv
hot,cold, humid, ordustvenvlronmentsldamage
mat'result.
Cleaning
Use
asoft,drv cloth to r,r'ipeoff the 9002
r,r,hennecessarv.
Never
use
paint
thinner, alcohol, or other solvents r,vhichmay damagethe surface or \\rarp
the case.
Handling
Handle nith care.Do not applv excessiveforce
to the controls.
Do not
open the caseor attempt repairsor modifications vourself;
to do so
will
void thewarrantv.
Connection/disconnection procedure
Porvershould be
turned off or volume turned dort'n
beforemaking connec-
tions to amps or other equipment. Sudden largesignals
mav causespeaker
damage.
Service
Consult
with vour local
Zoomclealer
if the9002does
notoperate
properlv.

Controls
and
Display
Controls
POWERswitch
AC
adaptor
jack
REMOTE
iack
Forconnection
ofsupplied
remotecontroller,
(4) INPUTjack (mono)
For
guitarcord.
(5) GAIN switch
Set
toH for single
coil
pickup
guitars.
Setto
L for
guitarsthathave
humbucking
oractive
pickups.
(6) MIX IN iack
(stereo)
Connecttape
plaver
or
othermusic
sottrce
tothis
jat;k
Youcan
then
along
on
guitar.
(Effects
do
notaffect
thissignal.)
(7)
(4) (5) (6)
OUTPUT
jack (mono/stereo)
Forconnection
to
guitar
amp,
etc.Canalsobeconnected
direct11,toa
nrixing
r;onsole.multi-track
recorder,or
radio/cassetterecorder.
Built-in
ampsimulator
prevents
"thin" no-ampsounc..
PHONES
jacks
Tn'osetsofstereo
headphonescanbeconnected
for
privatelisteningor
jamming
with afriend.
VOLUMEcontrol
Ad
justs
totaloutputsignal
volr.rme.
(1)
{2)
(3)
(B)
(s)
DC
75V OFFON
REMoTE OG@ PoWEF ,^ lN OUT
ff/-_\\\ GA1N r\,4rx
rN I
l\\\illl-A\\
V(E, (o) \- PHONE -
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VI 2V
play

(10)
LCDdisplay
Liqr-ridr;rt'staldisplavshor'r's
bank,petrameter,
(11)
BANKkeys
For
selectionof
presc'tandusetbanks.
(12)
PATCHkeys
For
selectionof
patr;hes.
(13)
PATCHLEDs
LitLEDinclicatcs
seler;terl
patr;h.FlashingLEI)
foruserbanksturage.
(14)
CURSOR
keys
and other data.
(18)
(1s)
(211
STORE <VALUE> indicates
patch
selectcd
r4)
Forseler;tinginciividtraleffet;ts.nretrononretempo,and tuning rt..ference
tlecluencr,.
(15)
EFFECTON/OFF key
Srvitches
inclividual
effectstatusonancloff.Status
is
cr
nfirmcil
bv dots
(10) onLCDdisPlav
(16)
PARAMETER controls
Foradjustmentof
parameter
valuesandeffectoutput level.
Valueis
con-
(11) filrred bl'
LCDbarsundersliclersand
bv numericlcadout.
(17)
STOREkey
Allor,r,s
voutostorcoriplinaloreclited
patc;hcsinthcuscrbankarea.
(18)
CANCELkey
CancelsSTORE
kcv
opcration.
When
cditing,
thisshifts
vou
tothenext
parameternarlte.
[1e)
METROkey
Turnson
netronome
function.UseCURSORkevstoadjr-rsttcmpo
br..tnr.'r.'rrt0ar.rcl25{)bpm
(bcats
pclminute).Volumeisnotadjustable.
(20)
METRO LED
'l'he
LED flashesi'r,iththe tempo.
(21)
TTJNEkey
Generatcs
lt.'fcrcnr;cpitr;trfor "A". tltlRSOR kevssctfrequenr;r'at440H2,
447H2.or442lIz.
All ef ler;ts
turn offandonlr,thedirer;tsound
t;orrrcs
throrrgh.
(22)REMOTE CONTROLLER
iror
patr:h
sn'itt:hing
n'ithin r;rrrlcntlvsclor:tcdbank.
(22)
i
,'(
/[]'n'a'l'\^
Ltrt
IJII-
| | | | f12l
tt-:-:f\t:
(12)

LCD Window
(1) Bank number
Slrows
seiectedbank:
IISER0,1
,2,3,4
anclPRESET
O,1
,2,3,4.
(2'l Effect names
Thesearethe availabieindivirlual effects.Onlr.'
one of the nroclulation
group and one ofthu reverbgroup effer;ts
canbelrsedatatintc.
. COMP
- DIST
- EQ - PITC - DELI - DEL2
Modulation Group
CHO
. SFX - Specialeffer;ts
canbecombinerl u'ith anl other r:ffects
exr;cptfor
modulation group effects.
PHA
FLA REVl Re,ertt
Grotto
REV2
flasl.ring
rlotinclicates
the elfecl
(3)
(4)
Effect marks
Dotsindlcate individual effectsir.rr-rsc.A
bcingedited (5)
IN
---------)
Tape
p1at'er
OR
(6)
I
r-t---_l
(5)
Effect on/off
mark
Shor,vseffect
on/off status.
Parameter
names
T-l:-^+^^,-^-^
rrlull,d(vJ Pdr d-
metersthat mav
beadjustedin
selectedeffect.
DECAY
I llMF I PEAK
DEDfH
I FREO lBalax65
r
7,-.?I"'ilt
I
.
5i5t
I
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EEEE-T ///t r\\r IVEIRO
(^)- \\\ljl//
r', oN
otrF y I
tn
,U
BANK
USER
PRESET
n
u
L!-ot r^l \lrY
IN
CD plaver
l( cj ""' t
t\u
oo ooo
(2)
(B)
Parameter value
Readout
shorvs
precise
parameter
value. Changes
as
lou adjust
PARAMETER control.
Parameter bars
Bars
givegeneral
indication
of
parameter
value.
Changes
asvou acljust
PARAMETER
control.
Metronome mark
Appearswhen
melrrrnomeis
on.
Tuning mark
Appearswhen tuningrt:fc-rencepitr:h
isun.
FLA DELl SFX IN
(6)
(71
(B)
ConnectionExamples
l'he 9002hasstereoor.rtput
so
voLr
canconnect the left and right channels
separatclvto two arnplifiers.
This increasesthe spaciousnessof the stereo
effer;ts:Chorus (pattern-2),
Delal'2,and Reverb1& 2.
@
9002
Right channel
Guitar amp
Left channel
-,,:+^- ^--
uLrrLor orrrP
ffi;rh.".*O
\t-/ Headphones
E
E
* Whitc end of supplieclc;ablegoesto left channel,
redto right
Youcanconnecta CD
plaver
ortape
plaver
tothe
MIX input jack and
plav
along r,r'hi1elistenir.rgon headphor.res.
900
2
The 9002
has
abuilt-in amp simulator so
you canconnectdirectlv to vour
rr,rorrlingeqrripmenlor nrixingr:onsole.
Multi-track recorder
OR
Cassetterecorder
Cuitar
(s)
(3)-a,o,a,o
o
Cuitar
Guitar
(e)
10

EffectsandParameters
Guitar lmp
COMP Compressor
UseDEPTH
(range
ofo-1.2)
parametcr
toad
jr-rst
sustain
ler.el.
Sustainsnotes
rvithout
adding
distortion.A r;lean soundthatkeepstht:
signal
ievelconsistent.
This
provides
str-rdio
qualitv
analogcrompression
effects.
DIST Distortion
Llse
DEPTH
(0-12)
parameter
toadjusttheamountoldistortion.
This
provides
analogdistortionthat
isrichinharnonit;sforar;r:uratc
simulation
oftube-ampsound.AtDEPTH0.thisu,orksasatonebooster.
EQEqualizer
First,selectoneofthetr,r,o
pattcrns,
thenuse
theDEI'THandIiINE para-
meters
toadjust
theeffect.
Llsethe
PATTERN
(f or2)
parameter
tosclect
rvhichpattcrn
l'oLr
rvant.
PATTERN
1:HighBoost,Lon'Cut
EQ
DEPTH
(0-10)
controlslor,r'rangeboostorattenr,rationand
FINE
(0-10)
controlshigh
rangc
boostor
attenuation.Llse
rvithpler.rtv
ofdistortionto
prodnr;eahear-,fmetalsound.
Also
adjustatrle
for
a
lestrainedsound.Tfris
isahigh-lor'r,shelvingeffcct.
PI\TTERN2:Exciter
DEPTH
(0-10)
andFINE
(0-1
0).
A brighttubeamptoneusinganexciter
effectwhereDEPTHr;ontrolsenhance
level
and
FINE
controls
frcqucnctr'.
Modulation effects
MODULATION GROUP
(PITC,
PHA,FLA,CHO)
One
J'ronr
this
groLtpr:onbe usedat otinte (butnot n'ith SFX).
PITC Pitch shift
[Jsc
PITCH
(-12-O-+12
range)toshift
pitch in semitonestepsup toone
octavehight:ror lolver.
l
lsc
FINII
(-10-0-+10)
forfine ad
justment aboveor belowPITCHsetting.
tJseBALANCE (0-10) to adjr-rstbetn'eenshifted and direct sound.
This is useclfor harmonies, doubling, and thlckening effects.
First adjr,rst
PITCH,
then FINE.Trv crcatingrinison,
fifths. and non-cvclic chorus-like
effer;ts.
PHA Phaser and Midrange Boost
LIsePATTERN
(1
or 2)to selectPhaserorMidrange
Boost.
PATTERN 1:Phoser
Llse
DEPTH
(0-10)
toad
just
theamountof
modulationandrr:sonanr;e.
LIseFREQ
(0-50)
to adjust
modulationspeed.
This createsrotatingspeakersoundsand other phascshiftr:defft-'r;ts.
PATTERN 2: Xlidrange Boost
Llse
DEPTH
(0^-1
0)toadjustlevelof
peak
boost.
LlseFREQ
[0-50) to ad
just midrange frequt-.ncv.
Midrange boost
gives
clifferentamplifier characteristics.It allor,vsthe
gnitarlstto crcate
a'rtide
range
of
personal
tonalstvlcs.
FLA Flanger
L.lseDEPTH [0-10) to adjust amount of modr-rlation.
LJse
FREQ
(0-50)
toadjustmodulationspeed.
LlsePEAK (0-10) to acljust
strengthof thc resonanr;epeak.
Flangingprodricespeaks
thatareharmonicallvrelated,unlike simple
phasing.At high pcak levels it produces
almost n-retallir;ringing sounds.
CHOChorus
LIse
DEPTH
(0-10)
toad
just
thearnountof modulation.
LIserFREQ
(0"10)
toad
just
modulationspecrl.
Llsc
PATTERN
[1
or 2) toselectmonoor stereo.
Like flanging,chorus ricpcnclson thr:interar;tionbetn'eendelavc.d
and
non-rlelar,eclsignalr;omponents.Like ptrasing.it r;an
I-relp
createafull-
bodicd
sourtcl.
effects
11 't2

Delay
DEL1 Delay 1
tJseDECAY
(0-10)
toarljust
tireuumberof echoes
(0
issingle).
tlse
TIME (1-100) toadjr-rstthedelavtimc from l/100 ofa
serr;onrlto 1
second
in ten milliset;ond increments.
LIse
BALANCE (0*10) toadjustbalancebet'"r'eenclirer;t
(0)
ancldclav
(10).
This isr-rscdfor echoeffer;ts.
REVERBGROUP
(DEL2.
REV1,REV2)
Onc from tltis
ororro
t ttn lte
ttsedttl tt litne
DEL2Delay 2
UseDECAY
(0-10)
toadjustthenumberofrepeats.
(For
mono
or-rtput.the
repeatsr,r'ill
be
half
theternpoofthestereo
repeats.)
LIseTIME
(1-s0)
to
adjr.rstdelavtime
from1/100ofaseconclto9/-l0ofa
second
in
tenmillisecondincrements.
UseBALANCE
(0-10)
toadjustthe
leveloftheclelar,edsolrncl.
Delav2isastereo
ping-pong
delavrvherethesoundec;hor-.s
from
tho
left
to
iherightchannel
(ifreproduced
in sterco).
REV1 Reverb 1 (Large Hall)
UseTIME
(0-10)
toadjusttherer,erbtime.
tJse
BALANCE
(0-10)
toadjr.rstthe
levelofthereverbsouncl.
Reverberation
effectsareessential
forrecordingandforsimulatinglarger
performance
environments.The
longestrevertrtimeis400Oms.
REV2 Reverb 2 (Small Room)
LIseTIME
(0-50)
toadjust
thereverbtime
LIse
BALANCE
(0-10)
toad
just
the
ler,elofthereverb
sound,
This
second
re'r'erb
effect
is
designed
tosimulatethesoundof
a
small
room.Thelongestreverbtimeis
16Oms.
Special
SFX
Usr:lPATTERN
(1,2,3)
toseler;t
STEI),
(lRY.
or METAl,l.lC
effccts.
PATTENN
1:
STEP
LIseDEPTH
(0-10)
toacljustamount
of rnoclulation.
tlseFREQ
(0-50)
toad
just
morlrrlation
spccd.
Thisgivt:s
randorn,
steppcd
sanrplc&hold
forscquencer
ancl
arpeggio
tvpe
efler;ts.
PATTERN
2: CRY
LlseDEPTH
(0-10)
toadjust
amountofrlodulation.
LIseFREQ
(1
or 2)to select1:Voice
11,pc
effect:or 2:Fast
attar;k
ands\\rr)op
rlotvn.
Thisgivcs
dvnamic pick n,ah
ancltalking
boxtvpc cffects.
PdT?ERN :]:METALLIC
LiseDEITTFI
(0-10)
toacljust
antountofmodulation.
LlscFREQ
[0-50)
to adiust
norlulation speecl.
This
givcsring
modLrlator
tvpeeffcr;ls.
effects
effects
13 't4

Preset
Programs
andUser
Programs
The 9002
hasmemorv loc;atirinsfor 40 effects
programs
or "patr;hes".
Of
these,
20are
permanentpre-programmedfac;torvpreseteffects
(in ROM).
The remainins 20 ntemorY
loctationsareavailablefor Vott to storc
VOtrr
o\\'n
patches
(in RAM). Each
program
or patr;hrrsuallvr;ombinesseveralindi-
vidual effects.
Preset
banks
The five (0 through 4)presetbankscontain pre-prograrnnerlpatr;hcsthat
are
readr-to usefor au'ide varietJ'of music;alapplications.You canad
just
the parameterr.alues of individual effects
r'vithin
each
patch as
vor-r
likc.
Then vou r;anstore
theresultsin patchesin the userbanks.
(Jser
banks
Thecontentsofthe
patches
in thelive (0 through
4)userbanksr;anbe
changed.
You canusethem to storc\'oLlr o\vn original patr;hcsor \roll
can
copl patr;hesfrom the presetbar-rks.To start
n,ith,the userllanksr;orttain
copiesof 20selected
presetpatches.
About
thebanks
Eachfactorv
preset
barrkoffersachoiceolfour "patches."
Iiach
Pati;h
is
a
chainoI
cffccts
sptciallv
prcpurctllo
r:redle
asPccific
sotltt,l
ot r[[r't
I Jot
live performance or recording.
For example,onc of the presetbank patches crc-att.-saninstantlr,rt'r;ogttiz-
ableheavvmetalsound.Anothersounrls
just
light for
goocl
old '50s ror;k
and roll.
A patchmav
containup to six
clfccrts,in a
"c;hain"
liko
this:
COMP
- DIST - EQ
- PIT(I
(ctr;.)
- DELI- RFIV
1
(t-.tc.)
The userbanksaresetlrp in thc same
1gs1,.f1611's1'er,
\iour;anat;ttralll
r:hangcrvhatis sturedin the userbank patr;hcs.
(The
fat;torv
prcst:tbattk
patcircsalnavs cofncup sounrlingthesamt.',
car:htimt:
r'orr
sclct:tthern.)
Operation
Basic operltion
. Turn on POWER switch.
The BANK part of the displav will shon'
USER0,and the PATCH LED 1
r,r,ill
light. The Parameter
Value display area
will shon,the outpr-rt 1evel
This means
that the r;urrentlv selected
patch isthe first (of
four) patches in
userbank 0.
. Call your desired
bank and patch.
LIsethe BANK kevs (tlP and DOWN) to selec;t
l,our desiredbank. Usethe
PATCH kevs(1 through 4)to r;hoosea patch within the bank.As an
eranrple.
let's
select
preset1.patch
2.
Selecting patch z in preset bank 1
* Displav illustrations shon'nheredo not ner;essarilvrnatch
those
during actualuse.
'l'hev
areprovided forgeneralreferenc;eonlr,.
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PRESET
ooo ao o
ffi
l) 16

(t) Prt-.ss
either of the BANK kevssevcral
times aud notice hor,vthe BANK
partofthe displavindicates
eachofthe IISER
(0-4)
and
PRESET
(0-4)
banks.
Trv settlngit to PRESET
1.The bank nurnberrvill flash.
(2)
Next, select
vciur
desired
patch numllt:r trrrpressingone of the four
PATCH kevs(locatecl
belorv
the BANK kevs).PressthePATCH 2 kev so
that
itsLED
lights.Thcbanknumber
rvill
stop
flashing.
You havenorvselected
prcset
bank1,
patch
2.
Editing
Each
patch isa chain of individual effects.
You canselet;t whit;h indir,id-
ual effects
to usein a
patch.And vor,r
canadjustthe parameters
of each
effect.
Yor.r
canalsoadjustthe signaloutput level of the total patch.
A parameteris simplv one of the ad
justable
characteristicsof the effer:t
(such
as
"time" in adelaveffect).
Each
effect
has
different adjustable
parameters.Refer
to the "Effects
and Parameters"sectionof this nanual.
Edited patches
can
bestoredin userbanks
for later
use.
To editandstorea
patch,
vou follorvthesesteps:
(1)
Select
bank and patchto start
from (Preset 2,patr;h3.for example)
(2)
Select
individual effect (FLA, for example)
(3lAdiust effect
parameters
(DEPTH
and PEAK, for example)
(a)Adjust output level (Tocompensate
for increasedor decreasedtotal
volume resulting from change in effectsusedand/or their readiustedpa-
rametervalues)
(s)Store(Store
in user bank 4,
patch 1,for exan.rple)
Effect editing procedure
First.press
the ieft or right CURSOR
kev to move the flashing
effect
mark
until it is abovethe individual effectthat vou want to edit (in the llst of
effectsat thebottom of the display).
The adjustable parameter names for that effeci will appear belor'r' the thret-'
sliding PARAMETER controls. (The
number of ad
justable
parameters
is
usuallv two or three,depending on the effect.)
(Ifparameter
namesdo not appear,
press
theEFFECTON/OFF kev so
that
the effecton/off mark turns on.l
One of the parameter names
wiil be flashing.Ad
just
the PARAMETER
control abovethe flashing name.
As vou slide the r;ontrolup or dor,vn.the
parameterbars
(belor.t'
the parametername)and the parameter
value
readoutin the display will change to indicate the current r,alue
(lt'ithin the
possible
range).
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Let'stry editing the DELr effect
in our previouslv selr:r;ted
patr;h
(preset
1,
patch
1).
(1)
lJsetheCURSOR
kevsto move the flashing effectmark to DEL1.
Parameter
namesDECAY, TIME, and BALANCE r,r'il1appearon the
displav.
(2)
Of thethrce names,
DECAY is flashing.
However, iet'sadjustthe TIME
parameterfirst. Graduailv raiseor lon erthe position of the control or,er
the TIME indication until TIME starts
flashing.(Or
prcss
theCANCEL kev
to mov€r to the next adjustable
parameter.)
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After'IIME starts
flashing,morrement
of thecontrol will affectthe
value of the TIME parameter,
asshor,vn
b1,the parameterbarsand the
parametervalue readout.
Slide it all the rva1,dorvnto minimize the dela'n'
time. Slide it all the way up to setdelavtin.re
to the maximuln length of one
second.
n,
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(4)
Next, move the control above
the BALANIIE paraneter name.Slide it
all theway down to get
the direct sound onlv. At thetop position you get
just the delay sound.
(5)
Finaliy, adjustthecontrol abovethe DECAY parametername.
This sets
the amount of feedback
(numberof repeatsor echoes).
At the bottom
position you hearasingle
repeat.At the top position you get
the maxrmttnt
number of repeats.
(6)
Now, usethe CURSOR
kevsto selectother effects,
and adlustthem in
the same
way.
Undo
To return a
patch to its original value, simplv select
adifferent patch ancl
then return to the one
that vou wanted to resetto its original valr,re.In othcr
words, if vou switch to another
patch without storingthe previous one,
anl'adjustrnents
that vou made on the previor-rs
oneu'ill becancelled.
Output level adjustment
After adjr-rstingthe parametersof individual effects,
vou canadiustthe
mt-n
ffi,U
CANCEL
o
@
[il
EFFECT
output level of the selected
patch.
This mav benecessary
to compensate
for changesin total output levelresulting from vour parameter
settings.
This givesyou control over changesin output level that may occur rt'hen
vou sr,r'itchpatcheswhile pcrforming.
(1)Use theCURSOR
kevs
to move the effectmark all the wav to the right of
SFX or to the left of COMP. The barsunder the PEAK/BALANCE/PAT-
TERN displav section will shor'voutput 1evel,asr,r,ill
thereadout. Or you
can
godirectlv to the output level adiustment mode by pressing
the
currently selectedPATCH ke1,6tuit .
(2)Adtust the control abovethe PEAK/BALANCE/PATTERN display
section. Output level is adjustableoverarangeof 10to gg, asshorvnin the
parameter
value reador,rt.
Palch storage
'Io save
vour edited effect
patch,
follorv thesesteps.
[1)Press
theSTOREkev once.The
selected
BANK numberand patch
LED
r,r.illflash
to indicate that vou arein the storagemode.
(2)
tlse theBANK and PATCH kevs
to selectthe userbank number and
patch into nhich vou r'r,'ish
to sar,ethe sound. (Yor.r cannot
use
afactorv
preset
bank to storeedited sor.rnds.)
(3JAt this point r,'oucan still press
the CANCEL kel to cancel thestorage
mode and return to the statethat existedbefore
vou pressed
theSTORE
kev.If vor,r
do not r,','ish to cancel,
go
on to step4,
belorv.
(4)
Press
the STOREkev again
and the BANK number and patch LED r'r'ill
stop flashlng and remain lit. This confirms storage.
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Adjustingtheoutput
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Other
Functions
l Unlng mooe
Pressthe TUNE kev onceand the tuning fork mark will appearon the
dispiair.
The 9002 will emit a pitch of 4+OHz.Tune vour A stringto this
pitch. If vou want aslightlv higher referencepitch, usetheCURSORkevs
to changeIo 441,H2or 442H2.In the tuning mode all effectsturn off and
parameternames
and indications arenot displaved. To return to normal
use,
press
the TUNE kev again.
Metronome mode
Pressthe METRO kev onceand the "METRO" mark n'ill appearon the dis-
p1av.The metronome LEDwill flash in time tvith the beatrvhich is adjust-
ableover arangeof 40 to 250
beats
perminute, using the CURSORkevs.In
the metronome mode,effectsremain on and vou canchange
patches,
but
parameter
names
and indications turn off. To turn off the metronome,
press
the METRO ke1,again.For live performance,
vou mav rvant
just the
metronome LED indication and not theaudible beat:from the oor,r,er-off
condition, while holding down the METRO ker',turn on the PO\VER
sr,r'itch.
Remotecontrol
The supplied remotecontroller plugs into the 9002and allows vou to
selectpatchesrvithin the current bank. It doesnot control bank changing.
Therefore,
when editing, you may wish to useeach
bank to storeup to four
patches
that will be usedtogether
withln the same
song.Storingthe
patches
in the sequencethatthev wili be
selected
n'ill add further conven-
ience.
To attach,use
the tr,voVelcro pads.Put the soft
pad on theguitar and put
the onewith the rough surfaceon the back ofthe remote
controlier. When
the remotecontroller is not attachedto theguitar, therough Velr;ropad
surfacemay damagr-.
clothing - put it in vour guitar case.not in vour
pocket.
Specifications
Effect Programs:
Memory:
A/D D/A Converter:
Inputs:
Outputs:
Display:
Control:
Power:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Accessories:
Compressor,Distortion, EQ,
Pitch
Shifter, Phaser,Fianger, Chorus,
Delayl, Delay2,Reverbl, Reverb2,
SFX
(6effects can be used at once)
20PresetPatches/20
User'sPatches
16-bitlinear
Guitar x 1 (1
lo"
, -10l-2OdBm,
470kO)
Mixxl(Mini,Stereo)
Line x 1 (t/r" Stereo/Mono,
-1OdBm,
loko)
Headphonesx 2 (Mini, Stereo)
60
x 30mm CustomLCD
Remote
Rechargeable
Battery/AC
Adapter
5hoursinitial charging
time.3hours
useatfull charge.
102(W)x 11e.5(D) x 39(H)mm
2B0g
(0.62Ibs.)
Remote
controller,ACadaptor,
Rechargeable
battery
x 1,
Stereophoneplugto stereoRCA
phono
plug cable
x 1
All specificationsand appearances
subjectto changewithout notice.
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