T-Rex Replica User Manual

USER MANUAL
REPLICA
HELLO (HELLO, HELLO…)
and congratulations on your purchase of Replica, the world’s best guitar delay pedal from T-Rex Engineering.
Replica packs more incredible-sounding echo and delay effects into a single box than any other pedal out there. From the warm analogue echo of early Floyd to the precision-engineered delays of the digital studio, this box does it all. And then some.
Read this manual carefully to thoroughly acquaint yourself with your new Replica. The better you know it, the more it will give you in return.
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR DELAY
The main controls on your Replica pedal are the ECHO, REPEAT, TEMPO and LEVEL knobs, while the BROWN and SUBDIVISION switches provide further tone and tempo options and an INPUT LEVEL knob on the side of the unit lets you control your input signal. An ingenious TAP button lets you set tempo on the fly, without missing a beat.
ECHO determines the mix of direct signal and delay. Turn it down for a subtler natural effect, and crank it up for doubling or freaky long delay effects.
The REPEAT knob lets you control the number of times a sound is re­peated – from just once to a virtual infinity.
TEMPO determines the speed of your echo. TIP: to experiment, try tuning in a classic 50s slap-back sound by combining a fast tempo with a low repeat value.
LEVEL lets you adjust the overall output of your Replica.
The TAP button in the bottom-right corner of your Replica lets you set the tempo of your delay while you play. Just tap along to the beat, and you’re up and running.
Use the BROWN switch to take the digital edge off your delay and recre­ate the great tape-echo effects of the Golden Age of rock ‘n’ roll.
The SUBDIVISION switch lets you split your delay into 1/4-note triplets that follow the tempo you set manually or tap in.
The INPUT LEVEL knob on the side of your Replica lets you turn down the input signal to eliminate overload distortion when your pedal is at the end of an effects chain or used as part of an effects loop from your amp.
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