MOOER BEM Box User Manual

Contents

Precautions
Items Explanation
Main Features
Battery Operation
Panel Instruction
Connections
Operation

Patch Selecting
Drum Rhythm
Tuner
Expression Pedal
Patch Editing
Patch Storing/Copying
Patch Pre-Select Recall Function
Factory Reset

Effects Explanation
Specification

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Troubleshooting
Appendix

Patch List
Drum Rhythm List

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Precautions

* PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING *

Power Supply

Please connect the designated AC adapter to an AC outlet of the correct
voltage.
Please be sure to use only an AC adapter which supplies 9V DC, 300
mA, center minus.
Unplug the AC power adapter when not using or during electrical storms.

Connections

Always turn off the power of this and all other equipments before
connecting or disconnecting, this will help prevent malfunction and / or
damage to other devices. Also make sure to disconnect all connection
cables and the power cord before moving this unit.

Location

To avoid deformation, discoloration, or other serious damage, do not
expose this unit to the following conditions:

Direct sunlight
Heat sources
Magnetic fields
Extreme temperature or humidity
Excessive dusty or dirty location
High humidity or moisture
Strong vibration or shock

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception
interference. Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and
televisions.

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth. If necessary, slightly moisten the cloth.
Do not use abrasive cleanser, cleaning alcohol, paint thinners, wax,
solvents, cleaning fluids, or chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

Handling

Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.
Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into this unit.
Take care not to drop the unit, and do not subject it to shock or excessive
pressure.

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Items Explanation

Patch

A patch is comprised of information about the on/off status and effect
parameter settings used in each module.

Bank

A bank is a group of ten patches. BEM Box has 8 banks, labelled with
numbers 0 to 3 (unchangeable preset banks) and letters A to d
(editable user banks).

Effect module

A patch can be thought of as a combination of up to 8 single effects.
Each such effect is referred to as an effect module.

Effect type

Some effect modules have several different effects which are referred
to as effect types. Only one of these can be selected at a time.

Effect parameter

All effect modules have various parameters that can be adjusted.
These are called effect parameters or simply parameters. When
thinking of an effect module as a compact effect, the parameters
change the tone and effect intensity similar to the knobs on the device.

Mode

Mode is the status of different function keys and controls, BEM Box has
Play Mode for selecting and playing patches, Rhythm Mode for editing
a drum rhythm, Edit Mode for modifying effects, and Store Mode for
saving patches.

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Main Features

8 Effect Modules
55 Effect Types
40 Preset Patches
40 User Patches
40 Drum Rhythms
Assignable Expression Pedal
Precise Tuning function
Patch Pre-Select Recall function
Compact operation interface
Lightweight and tiny for easy transportation
AC adapter 9V DC power supply
AA battery (x4) power supply

Battery Operation

1. Turn off the BEM Box and open the battery holder on the bottom.

2. Insert 4 AA batteries and close the battery holder.

Note: When the baeries are geing low, the display will show to indicate this
situation.
Note: When using baeries, it is suggested to disconnect the bass cable plug from the
[INPUT] jack when not using the device, to conserve baery power.

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Panel Instruction

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Panel Instruction

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Module Selector: Switches between every function module. In

patch edit mode, this knob selects the module/parameter for operation.

02

VALUE Knob with Enter Button: Dial the knob for setting master

level, or changing parameter values. Press the button to switch effect
type, ensure storing, etc.

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LED Display: Shows bank and patch numbers, setting values, and

other information for operating.

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PATCH – [PLAY/STOP] Footswitch: Selects patches

(backwards), controls the tuner, start/stop drum rhythm, and other
functions.

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PATCH + [MODULE BYPASS] Footswitch: Selects patches

(forwards), controls the tuner, bypass effect module, and other
functions.

Expression Pedal: Adjusts volume or some effect parameters.

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EXP. PEDAL LED: Indicates the status of the expression pedal.

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INPUT Jack: 1/4” mono audio jack, for connecting bass. When

operating BEM Box on batteries, plugging bass cable into this jack will
turn on the unit.

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OUTPUT [PHONES] Jack: 1/4” stereo audio jack, for connecting

headphone or bass amplifier. Using a mono cable can output the signal
to an amplifier, or use a Y cable to output the signal to two amplifiers.
Also can plug a stereo headphone into this jack.

DC 9V Jack: For power supply, use a 9-volt DC regulated by AC

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adapter, 300mA (plug polarity is positive on the barrel and negative in
the center).

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Battery Holder: For installing batteries (AA x 4).

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AC adapter

Connections

Bass amplifier Bass amplifier

Bass Headphones

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Operation

Patch Selecting

01

Power On

Plug the cable of AC Adapter
(9V, 300mA, center minus) into
the [DC 9V] Jack, when using
batteries, plug the bass cable
into this jack will turn the device
on.

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Selecting Patches

Set the Module Selector to [PLAY],
the LED display will show the
information of bank and patch
number, step on [PATCH +/-]
footswitch to change patches (Hold
one footswitch to switch patches

quickly).
Pressing [PATCH +] footswitch time and again (or holding [PATCH +]
footswitch) cycles through patches in the order ~ ... ~ , ~ ...
~ , . Pressing or holding [PATCH –] footswitch will switch
patches in the opposite order.

Adjusting the master volume

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Set the Module Selector to [PLAY],
rotate [VALUE] knob to adjust the
master volume of BEM Box (when
setting up the master volume, LED
display will show the current level).
The range of master volume is ~ ,
70 is the default value.

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Drum Rhythm

01

Selecting Drum Rhythm Type

Set the Module Selector to [RHYTHM],
LED display will show the rhythm type
firstly, and then rotate the [VALUE]
knob to select the rhythm type ( ~ ).

02

Adjusting Drum Rhythm Volume

Set the Module Selector to [RHYTHM],
LED display will show the rhythm type
firstly, and then press [VALUE] button
once, at that time, LED displays the
drum rhythm volume, then rotate the
[VALUE] knob to change the rhythm
volume ( ~ , the default value is ).

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Changing Drum Rhythm Tempo

Set the Module Selector to
[RHYTHM], LED display will show the
rhythm type firstly, and then press
[VALUE] button twice, at that time, the
number displayed in LED indicates the
tempo of drum rhythm, then rotate the
[VALUE] knob to change tempo.

The range of the displaying tempo value is ~ , indicate the real
tempo 60~270 BPM, each rhythm has its own default tempo value.

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Start/Stop Drum Rhythm

When in RHYTHM mode or EDIT mode (Except PLAY/STORE
mode), press [PATCH –] footswitch will start the drum rhythm. When
the rhythm is playing, press [PATCH –] footswitch again to stop.

Note: You can’t stop the drum rhythm in PLAY/STORE mode.

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Tuner

01

Entering Bypass Tuning Mode

When in PLAY mode, press both [PATCH –]
and [PATCH +] footswitches together to
enter bypass tuning mode. LED will display
for 1 second, then begin to show tuning
indication.

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Entering Mute Tuning Mode

When in PLAY mode, hold both [PATCH –]
and [PATCH +] footswitches together longer
than 2 seconds to enter mute tuning mode. In
course of this operation, LED will display
for 1 second then turn to display , when
releasing the footswitch, LED begin to show
tuning indication.

Note: In mute tuning mode, no sound will phonate through the output of
BEM Box.

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Tuning

Play one bass string at a time, and adjust the bass pitch as
LED’s instruction.

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Quit Tuner

When in tuning mode, press both [PATCH –] and [PATCH +]
footswitches together or anyone of these 2 footswitches to quit
tuning state. BEM Box will return to PLAY mode.

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Expression Pedal

Volume Control

01

If the [EXP. PEDAL] LED is not lighted up, the expression pedal
will be a volume pedal for controlling the master level of BEM Box.

02

Effect Control

If the [EXP. PEDAL] LED is lighted up, the expression pedal will be
an expression pedal for controlling the effect’s parameter which
was set up in PEDAL setting.

Control Assign

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Set the Module Selector to [PEDAL], the LED display will show the
controlling object of the expression pedal.
There are 7 kinds of parameter can be controlled by the pedal,
LED will show the type of parameter in control:

Control Target LED Display Control Parameter

Wah Central Frequency

Drive Gain Gain

Modulation Rate

Modulation Depth Depth

Delay Time

Delay Feedback Feedback

Reverb Level Reverb Level

Rate/Pitch/Frequency

Time

Rotate [VALUE] knob to choose one kind of controlling target, then
the expression pedal will work with the corresponding parameter.

Note: There will be a symbol behind the effect parameter which can be controlled
by the pedal (refer to Effect Explanation for detail).
Note: If the effect module of the chosen target was not turned on, the pedal will be of
no effect.

Note: Pedal seing can be stored in patch.
Note: The expression pedal will be effective in EDIT mode.

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Expression Pedal

Switch Control Mode

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(Volume-Effect)

Push down the expression pedal at full
tilt to switch the control mode from
volume control to effect control, and
[EXP.PEDAL] LED will shift from
extinguish to light. It also can switch the
control mode from effect control to
volume control,[EXP.PEDAL] LED will
shift from light to extinguish.

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Pedal Reset

The responsivity of the expression pedal on BEM Box can be reset
as necessary. If the effect change seems insufficient when pushing
the pedal down, or if the volume or tone changes excessively even
when the pedal is only lightly pushed, or if it’s hard to switch the
pedal mode, adjust the pedal as follows:

a. Set the Module Selector to [PEDAL] and hold down [VALUE]
button while power on, the indication will appear on the LED
display, and then release the [VALUE] button.

b. Fully raise the expression pedal and press [VALUE] button once,
the indication will appear on the LED display.

c. Push the expression pedal fully down and press [VALUE] button
again, the indication will appear on the LED display.

d. Push strongly down the expression pedal at full tilt and press
[VALUE] button once more. The Pedal Reset adjustment is
completed, and BEM Box will return to the play mode. If the
indication is shown, press [VALUE] button and repeat the
procedure from step b.

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Patch Editing

01

Select Effect Module

Set the Module Selector to the effect module which you want to
edit, the available setting options are listed below:

01.PATCH LEVEL (Para)

02.PEDAL (Para)

03.COMP/WAH (Type & Para)

04.DRIVE (Type)

05.GAIN (Para)

06.EQ (Type & Para)

07.NR/CAB (Type & Para)

08.MODULATION (Type & Para)

09.RATE (Para)

10.DELAY (Type & Para)

11.D.TIME (Para)

12.REVERB (Type & Para)

13.DECAY (Para)

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Type & Para: The effect type (left
side of the display) and parameter’s
value (right side of the display) are
adjusted simultaneously.

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Para: Only adjust the

Type: Only select the effect type.

parameter’s value.

In fact, the GAIN module is a part of DRIVE module, the RATE module
is a part of MODULATION module, the D.TIME module is a part of
DELAY module, and the DECAY module is a part of REVERB module.
They are all parameter’s value setting module which belongs to the
previous effect module.

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Patch Editing

Change Setting

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Press [VALUE] knob to change effect/parameter type ahead, hold
and rotate [VALUE] knob to change effect/parameter type ahead
(clockwise) or backwards (anticlockwise), rotate [VALUE] knob to
set a new value of the effect type or parameter. As long as the
selected item’s value changes, a dot (.) will appear in the bottom
right of the display. This indicates that a setting has been changed
from the currently stored value.

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Bypass an Effect Module

When adjusting an effect in EDIT mode, press [MODULE
BYPASS] / [PATCH +] footswitch to bypass this effect module, the
indication will appears on the display and the module will be
turned off. Pressing [MODULE BYPASS] / [PATCH +] switches
once more will return the setting to the previous condition.

Adjusting the Patch Level

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Set the Module Selector to [PATCH LEVEL], rotate [VALUE] knob
to adjust the volume of a patch, LED display will show the current
level.
The range of patch level is ~ .

Note: If you return to [PLAY] module and select another patch, the
changes you have made in edit mode will be lost unless you store the

patch first.

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Patch Storing/Copying

Enter Storing Mode

01

Set the Module Selector to [STORE] to enter storing mode, the
display will show the current editing patch’s number.

Storing/Copying Patch

02

When in [STORE] mode, press [VALUE]
button once to do the storing, the patch’s
number on the display will begin to flash, at
that time, rotate [VALUE] knob or press
[PATCH -] / [PATCH +] footswitch to
change patch number, when you got the
expectant position, press [VALUE] button
again to confirm the patch storing, the
patch’s number on the display will stop
flashing.

Note: To cancel the store process, rotate the Module Selector to another
position, well then the patch will not be saved.
Note: An edited patch can be stored in a user bank ( ~ ), it can not be
stored in a preset patch ( ~ ).
Note: Storing an existing patch in another location can create a copy.

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Patch Pre-Select

Recall Function

Patch Pre-Select function can let you select the patch first but not to
activate it, and then perform an additional step to activate the patch.
To use this function, conform to the following instructions:

1. Before power on, hold down the [PATCH +] footswitch, and then
power to the BEM Box, will appear on the display and last flashing
for 3 seconds, it indicates setting up to Patch Pre-Select function
successfully.

2. In play mode, select the patch to use
next. The selected new bank and
patch’s number flash on the display, but
the sound does not change yet.

3. Press both [PATCH -] and [PATCH +] footswitches together, the
selected patch will be activated, the sound changes, and the display will
stop flashing.

4. To return the normal patch selecting method, turn the power off and
then on again. The Patch Pre-Select function will not preserve when
power on again.

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Factory Reset

Factory Reset function will initialize all setting of BEM Box. All the user
patches will be erased and overwritten by the preset patches.
To do the factory reset, conform to the following instructions:

Before power on, set the Module Selector to [PLAY], hold down the
[PATCH -] and [PATCH +] footswitch and the [VALUE] button
simultaneously, and then power to the BEM Box, will appear on the
display and last flashing.

At that time, press [VALUE] button to confirm, will be flashing in a
faster speed for 2 seconds, then turn to display at a steady status
for 3 second, then back to the normal state, the factory reset operation
have been done.

Note: If you want to quit Factory Reset halfway, move the Module Selector to
another location, then the Factory Reset will be canceled.

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Effects Explanation

01

General Instruction

BEM Box has 8 effect modules, 55 types of effect in total, can offer up
to 8 simultaneous effects (NR/CAB module can offer 2 effects at a
time).
Each effect module has several different effect types, only one type can
be selected at a time. All effect types have various parameters that can
be adjusted, the parameters change the tone and effect intensity similar
to the knobs on the device.

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Explain the Effects Modules/Types/Parameters

COMP/WAH Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

This effect is used for controlling dynamics of the signal, it limits

Compressor

Limiter

Boost

Auto Wah

high-level signals and boosts low-level signals.

The parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect limits high-level signals to avoid

The parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect can enhance the gain and dynamic of the signal.

The parameter’s value controls the Gain.

This effect creates a recurrent wah-wah sound.

The parameter’s value controls the Rate.

overload.

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Effects Explanation

Sense Wah

Pedal Wah

This mark means the parameter can be controlled by the expression pedal if corresponding
type was chosen in PEDAL module.

This effect varies wah sound according to picking intensity.

The parameter’s value controls the Sensitivity.

This effect varies wah sound by controlling the expression pedal.

The parameter’s value controls the Central Frequency

DRIVE Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Bass Drive

Tube Drive

Classic Drive

Pi Fuzz

Face Fuzz

Hog Fuzz

Alchemic Preamp

Acoustic Amp

Tweed Amp

Flip Top

Classic Rock

Sun Theater

Super Bass

California Bass

Highway Amp

Gain

Based on a BOSS

Based on an Ibanez

Based on a ProCo™ The Rat™

Based on a Electro-Harmonix

Based on a Dallas-Arbiter FUZZFACE™

Based on an Electro-Harmonix

Based on an Alembic F-2B

Based on an Acoustic 360 amp

Based on a Fender

Based on an Ampeg

Based on an Ampeg

Based on a Sunn

Based on a Marshall

Based on a Mesa Boogie

Based on a Hiwatt

Control the Gain of distortion effects.

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ODB-3 (Bass OverDrive) *

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TS9 (TUBE SCREAMER®) *

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Big Muff Pi® *

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Hog’s Foot *

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Tweed Bassman® amp *

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B-15 amp *

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SVT® amp *

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Coliseum 300 amp *

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Super Bass amp *

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Bass 400+ amp *

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DR-103 amp *

Manufacturer names and product names mentioned in this list are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.They are trademarks of other manufacturers and were
used merely to identify whose sounds were reviewed in the creation of this product.

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Effects Explanation

EQ Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Low

Mid

High

This controls the bottom band of the equalizer, the central frequency

is 70Hz. The parameter ’s value controls the Gain.

This controls the middle band of the equalizer, the central frequency

is 450Hz. The parameter’s value controls the Gain.

This controls the high band of the equalizer, the central frequency is

3KHz. The parameter’s value controls the Gain.

EQ Gain-Display Comparison:

Para-Display

Gain

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

-12dB -9dB -6dB -3dB 0dB 3dB 6dB 9dB 12dB

NR/CAB Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Noise Reduction

Noise Reduction +

1x12 Cab

Noise Reduction +

1x15 Cab

Noise Reduction +

1x18 Cab

Noise Reduction +

2x10 Cab

Noise Reduction +

2x15 Cab

Noise Reduction +

4x10 Cab

Noise Reduction + NR function + 4x12 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

4x12 Cab

Noise Reduction + NR function + 4x15 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

4x15 Cab

Noise Reduction + NR function + 8x10 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

8x10 Cab

Noise Reduction function only, it will reduce the noise of input

signal. The parameter’s value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 1x12 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 1x15 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 1x18 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 2x10 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 2x15 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

NR function + 4x10 bass amp cabinet simulator. The parameter’s

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

value controls the NR’s Intensity.

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MODULATION Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Chorus

Flanger

Talk Flanger

Phaser

Step Phaser

Tremolo

Vibrato

Filter

Pitch Shift

Ring Mod

Rate

This effect creates a shining dimensional sound. The parameter’s

value controls the Depth.

This effect produces an undulating and floating feeling sound. The

parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect produces another kind of flanger sound. The parameter’s

value controls the Depth.

This effect creates a pulsing-like sound. The parameter’s value

controls the Depth.

This effect produces a phaser sound with more pulsing feeling. The

parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect periodically influences the volume of the signal. The

parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect periodically influences the pitch of the signal. The

parameter’s value controls the Depth.

This effect produces a sweeping filter sound.

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The parameter

s value

controls the Depth .

Transfer the pitch and blend with the original note . The parameter’s

value controls the Mix.

Produces sounds like ring bell. The parameter’s value controls the

effect’s Level.

Control the speed of effects, except Pitch Shift, Ring Mod

Effects Explanation

Pitch

Frequency

Control the pitch range when use Pitch Shift

Control the frequency when use Ring Mod

DELAY Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Digital

Analog

Mod

Tape Echo

Echo

Delay Time

Repeat the signal with no special processing, creates the most

clean delay sound. The parameter’s value controls the Feedback.

Simulates an analog delay equipment, produces a warm and

vintage delay sound. The parameter’s value controls the Feedback.

Adds chorus effect to the delay sound, has more extensive spacy

feeling. The parameter’s value controls the Feedback.

Simulates an Tape Echo machine, creates a tape-like delay sound

The parameter’s value controls the Feedback.

Simulates the real Echo, authentic and natural delay sound. The

parameter’s value controls the Feedback.

The value indicates the delay time from 10ms~1500ms.

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Effects Explanation/ Specification

REVERB Module

Type Name Display Effect Explanation

Room

Chamber

Hall

Church

Plate

Mod

Decay Control the Decay of Reverb effect

Simulates the acoustics of a Room. The parameter’s value controls

the Reverb’s Level.

Simulates the acoustics of a Chamber. The parameter’s value

controls the Reverb’s Level.

Simulates the acoustics of a concert Hall. The parameter’s value

controls the Reverb’s Level.

Simulates the acoustics of a big church. The parameter’s value

controls the Reverb’s Level.

Simulates a Plate reverberation. The parameter’s value controls the

Reverb’s Level.

Add Chorus effect to a Hall reverb. The parameter’s value controls

the Reverb’s Level.

Specification

No. of Effect Modules:

No. of Effect Types:

Preset Patch Memory:

User Patch Memory:

Sampling Frequency:

A/D converter:

D/A converter:

Bass Input:

Output:

Power requirements:

Dimensions:

Weight:

Accessories:

Max. 8 simultaneous modules

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40 Patches (4 Banks, each bank has 10 patches)

40 Patches (4 Banks, each bank has 10 patches)

48 kHz

16 bit, 384 times over sampling

16 bit, 384 times over sampling

1/4" monaural jack, input impedance 470 k Ohms

1/4" stereo jack (doubles as line/headphone jack)

AC adapter 9V DC, 300 mA (center minus plug)

or 4 IEC R6 (size AA) batteries

158 mm (D) x 237mm (W) x 63 mm (H)

730 g (without batteries)

Owner’s Manual, AC adapter 9V DC

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Troubleshooting

Can not power on

Check power connection.

------ Make sure the power is connected correctly.

Check the adapter.

------ Make sure the adapter’s type is DC9V/300mA/center minus.

When using battery, check whether the cable is inserted entirely to the

INPUT jack.

When using battery, check the battery, is the battery low or dead?

------ Make sure the battery is at work and the INPUT jack is connected

with an audio cable.

No sound or low volume

Check connection of cables.

------ Make sure all the cables are connected firmly.

Check the volume of bass and amplifier.

------ Make sure each equipment’s volume is set to an appropriate level.

High noise

Check the adapter.

------ Make sure the adapter’s type is DC9V/300mA/center minus.

Check the cables.

------ Make sure the cables are connected firmly and have no quality

problem.

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Appendix

Patch List

Patch PatchPatch Name Pedal Assign Pedal Assign

Space Solo Pure Hall

Bass Drive

Tremolo Bass

Old Drive

Power Fuzz

Good Slap

California Bass

Clean Flanger

Heavy Flanger

Wah Bass

Flip Top

Super Bass

Flow Thing

Rubber Skin

Rock Stage

Talk Talk

Sub Fuzz

Sunny Day

Sensitive

Volume

Modulation Depth

Volume

Modulation Rate

Volume

Drive Gain

Volume

Volume

Volume

Modulation Depth

Volume

Volume

Drive Gain

Modulation Rate

Volume

Drive Gain

Delay Time

Drive Gain

Volume

Volume

Patch Name

Funky FilterThick Chorus

Nice Vib

Metal Saw

Little Weird

Piggy Foot

Leeds Generation

Black Mirror

Rolling Wing

Double Shock

Big Hole

Random Phaser

Early Tone

Jazz Slap

Scream Drive

Pop Sound

Something Above

Underwater

Rock Drive

Ring Tone

Volume

Volume

Volume

Volume

Modulation Depth

Volume

Volume

Volume

Modulation Depth

Modulation Rate

Reverb Level

Modulation Rate

Volume

Volume

Volume

Volume

Volume

Volume

Volume

Modulation Rate

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Drum Rhythm List

Drum Rhythm List

No. Type Time Signature Default Tempo

8Beat1 4/4 120 BPM

8Beat2 4/4 120 BPM

8Beat3 4/4 120 BPM

8Beat4 4/4 120 BPM

8Beat5 4/4 120 BPM

16Beat1 4/4 120 BPM

16Beat2 4/4 120 BPM

16Beat3 4/4 120 BPM

16Beat4 4/4 120 BPM

16Beat5 4/4 120 BPM

3/4Beat 3/4 120 BPM

6/8Beat 6/8 120 BPM

Pop 4/4 120 BPM

Funk 4/4 108 BPM

Hard Rock 4/4 135 BPM

Metal 4/4 120 BPM

Punk 4/4 162 BPM

Hip Hop 4/4 96 BPM

Trip Hop 4/4 84 BPM

Dance 4/4 120 BPM

Break Beat 4/4 156 BPM

Drum n’ Bass 4/4 180 BPM

Blues 4/4 108 BPM

Jazz 4/4 120 BPM

Swing 4/4 144 BPM

Fusion 4/4 120 BPM

Reggae 4/4 90 BPM

Latin 4/4 135 BPM

Country 4/4 114 BPM

Bossanova 4/4 120 BPM

Rumba 4/4 135 BPM

Tango 4/4 120 BPM

Polka 4/4 120 BPM

World 4/4 108 BPM

Metro 2/4 2/4 120 BPM

Metro 3/4 3/4 120 BPM

Metro 4/4 4/4 120 BPM

Metro 5/4 5/4 120 BPM

Metro 6/8 6/8 120 BPM

Metro None 120 BPM

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