EBS dPhaser User Manual

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AMPLE SOUND SETTINGS

The following examples below show a few of the many sonic
possibilities of the EBS DPhaser.

ORIGINAL 70 s

This is an example of classic phasing sound
such as the ones found in the units from the
70’s, using the Short mode. Use fairly high
setting for Width and experiment with different
Resonance settings.

SLOW DEEP PHASING

A slow large sweeping phasing using the
Long mode. Use highest Resonance setting and
very low Rate for best effect. Adjust the Width
for your bestpreferences.

SWOOSH EFFECT

This example uses the Wide mode and can be
used for setting the most extreme phasing
effects. A good starting point is with no or low
Resonace. Then
Resonace for exploring this style of phasing
capable of upto pure flangingeffects.

gradually increase the

effect

USERS MANUAL

BLACK LABEL SERIES

EBS DPHASER

MY PERSONAL SOUND

EBS P

performance.
Switches the pedal on or off. This switch is a TRUE BYPASS SWITCH for optimum

OOT SWITCH

F

lighting you shouldreplace the batteryor check your power supply.
This LED should glow when the pedal in switched on. When this LED stops
Indicates dynamically thefrequency of theLFO when active.

INDICATOR LED

similar to flangingeffects .
differential modulation. This mode creates huge phasing effects

- This setting uses a total of 18 phasing stages with

Refer to the advanced options for

- This mode uses an 8 or 10-stage phaser for creating

- This setting uses a 4 or 6-stage phaser and is one of

WIDE (W)

setting this modeto 10-stage operation.
deep and coarse effects.

LONG (L)

options for settingthis mode to6-stage operation.
the first classical effects of phasing. Refer to the advanced

SHORT (S)
MODE SWITCH:

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pedal.

EBS DPhaser

We hope you'll enjoy using the

setting the moreeffect. Use theoff position for subtle sounds.
a certain amount of feedback in the phaser. The higher the

- This switch controls the resonance of the effect, by introducing

trembling effects.
fast, useful for creating pure
20 seconds sweep) up to very
(LFO) from very slow (approx
low frequency oscillator

- Controls the speed of the

timbres.
tones up to the highest treble
ranges from lowest bass
center frequency, this control
phasing effect. Based on a

- Controls the width of the

parameters for fine tuning your sound.

recording studio. In addition you can set a lot of

outstanding performance on stage and in the

and uses 24-bit digital processing circuitry for
pedal is built with highest quality components

to hyper modern swarling phasing effects. The

Select everything from classical 70’s sounds up

three very distinct and different phaser effects.

With the EBS DPhaser you can choose between

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THE CONTROLS

HOW TO CHANGE BATTERY

1) Carefully remove the four screws holding the bottom plate.

2) Remove the bottom plate gently.

3) Replace the old battery with a new one of the same type, 9V alkaline
type; 6LR61.

4) Gently place back the bottom plate, and make sure no cables are
squeezed. Attach the four mounting screws using moderate tension.

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Please consult the following checkpoints, before consulting one of the
authorized EBS service centers.

Checkpoint

1) Does the cable(s) work
properly?

2) Are the ¼” plugs properly
connected all the way in?

Action if answered NO

- Replace cable(s).

- Push the ¼” plugs all the way in.

MY NOTES:

3) Are the Instrument cable(s)
attached to the Right (input)
jack, and the Amp cable(s)
connected to the Left (output)
jack?

4) Does the pedal have a battery,
and is the battery OK?

5) Does the indicator LED light
when pressing the foot switch
alternatively?

6) Does the instrument work?

7) Does the amplifier work and is
the volume turned up?

8) If you are using a DC adapter,
Are you using an EBS AD-9?

*EBS Sweden AB guarantees no error free operation when using other
DC adapter than the EBS AD-9. Warranty is void if higher voltage than

9.3 V has been used to feed the EBS DPhaser pedal.

- Reconnect input and output jacks.

- Put a new battery in the pedal.

- Replace battery.

- Check the instrument at your
nearest service center.

- Turn up volume or check the amp
at your nearest service center.

- Check the voltage and polarity of
the adapter you are using.*

ADVANCED OPTIONS

By removing the bottom plate you get access to the advanced settings for
the DPhaser.

CENTER

the Width knob.Default setting forthis trimmer isCenter position.

OPTIONS

the options asfollows:

1

2

3

4

Default setting forall switches isON.

OUTPUT LEVEL

output level by +/- 6 dB. Factory setting is for 0 dB gain at 10 o’clock
position.

(trimmer) - Sets the center frequency for the sweep controlled by

(switches) - With the options switches you can further select

1ON234

- Sets theLFO to eitherTRIANGLE wave (OFF)or SINE wave(ON).

- Actives thelow frequency bypassfilter for untouchedlows
below 130 Hz.Deactive this filterby setting thisswitch to OFF.

- Selects theShort mode phaser.OFF equals 6stages and ON4 stages.

- Selects theLong mode phaser.OFF equals 10stages and ON8 stages

(trimmer) -

With this trimmer you can fine tune the

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS EBS DPHASER

Nominal Input Level -8 dBv
Input Impedance 700 kohms
Bandwidth +0/-3 dB 20 - 20.000 Hz
Phaser Types SHORT (S) 4 or 6 Stages

LFO Range min/max 0.05 - 10 Hz
LFO Types Sine and Triangle
Low Frequency Bypass optional <130 Hz
Sampling Frequency 48 kHz
Dynamic Range typ 100 dB A-weighted
Power Requirements 9 V DC Regulated,

Dimensions Width

Weight 480g (1.07 lb.)

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

*EBS recommends the use of the EBS AD-9 ,
which supplies a well stabilized power to the EBS DPhaser
and all your other pedals that operate with a 9V battery. The
high current capacity, 650mA, makes it possible to supply all
pedals with onlyone adapter,EBS AD-9!

LONG (L) 8 or 10 Stages
WIDE (W) 18 Stages Differential

110 mA max.

Height
Depth 1.4" (35 mm)

2.8" (70 mm)

4.5" (115 mm)

DC adapter

If you are not 100% sure on how to do this, please
consult your nearest service center. Excessive
force may result in damage to the unit, and the

!

warranty in that case will be void.

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