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Van Weelden Royal Overdrive Owner's Manual - Www.Vanweelden.Com

Summary of Royal Overdrive

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    Royal overdrive owner’s manual (v1.1 - october 2014) www.Vanweelden.Com info@vanweelden.Com.

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    Congratulations on your choice of the royal overdrive pedal and welcome to the world of van weelden amplification. Never before has a solid state overdrive pedal been so close in capturing the sound and dynamic behaviour of real tube amplifier circuits. Generally guitar players are musically inspire...

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    Safety precautions • read these instructions very well. • keep these instructions • take notice of all our warnings • follow all instructions • do not use this apparatus near water • clean only with dry cloth • be sure to use only properly rated power adaptors or universal power supplies (pedal boar...

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    (1): mode switch this switch is a two position switch to make a preset for the bright switch (2) in combination with (2) you can make 6 different bright settings for the bright correction that you might need for your amp. It’s a compensation for the high frequencies and was added for making the corr...

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    (3): gain boost the gain boost switch gives you 6 db more input gain. Very useful for normal output single coil pickups to boost for more overdrive. You can use it for humbuckers as well if you like full gain overdrive. The royal overdrive can handle it all and will still be sounding very harmonic, ...

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    (11): power input connector to run the royal overdrive you need a 9 to18vdc power supply. (see the amperage specs at the end of this manual) the inner pin is negative and the outside of the plug positive. You can find the specification for the connector and the power consumption in the specification...

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    Specifications: power consumption guide: - 9vdc @ 650ma - 12vdc @ 450ma - 18vdc @ 300ma note : you can use any voltage between 9 vdc and 18 vdc as long as your power supply has enough current. With improper power the unit will probably just switch off, lights can start blinking or shut down when the...