Align series reverb user’s guide.
Introduction the align reverb was built from the ground up to complement the natural body dynamics and warmth of acoustic instruments that we love so much. The circuit seamlessly integrates the wet and dry signals with the effect in side chain so that it never overwhelms the original signal. We shap...
Top features a. Tone this is a simple control to help you alter the tone of the reverb itself. It will not affect the tone of your instrument, only the tone of the reverb. Turn the control clockwise for a present, reflective sound or counter- clockwise for dark, subdued tones. B a c e g f d.
B. Instrument input the ¼” input is an unbalanced (mono), all-discrete input. Plugging into the input will activate the reverb, therefore, unplugging will turn the system off. C. Decay the decay control adjusts the length of the reverb tail. Start with the control counter clockwise and you’ll hear s...
Side features a. Dc input the dc power input is designed for a standard 2mm plug commonly used with effects pedals and “floor- box” products. Most power supplies or multi-power devices designed for musical products may be used. 9vdc recommended with a 12vdc maximum. Plugging in a power supply will a...
Specifications 1/4” input input impedance: 2.2 megohms preamp gain: +6db input level: -25dbv to +5.7dbv (0.056vrms to 1.944vrms) line output output level: +2.6dbv (1.343vrms) unbalanced output impedance: 220 ohms power dc power consumption: 450mw max at 9v dc current draw: 48ma voltage range: 7.5vdc...
Product registration register the align reverb online at: lrbaggs.Com/register product registration & warranty information limited warranty l.R. Baggs warrants to the using purchaser that this product shall be free of defects in workmanship and materials under normal and proper use for a period of o...
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