Behringer DR400 Music Pedal User Manual


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DIGITAL REVERB/DELAY DR400
Digital Stereo Reverb/Delay Eects Pedal
Thank you for showing your condence in us by purchasing the BEHRINGER DIGITAL REVERB/
DELAY DR400. This Reverb/Delay eects pedal delivers 24-bit high-resolution stereo reverb and
delay eects. Experience state-of-the-art sounds comparable to studio processors in one compact pedal.
1. Controls
(4)
(1)
(3)
(8)
(6)
(7)
(5) (2)
(1) Select the eect mode via the MODE
switch (see table below).
(2) Depending on the selected mode,
this knob adjusts the reverb time or
the delay time.
(3) Use the ¼" TS IN connector to plug in
the instrument cable.
(4) The BALANCE control determines
the balance between the direct
(dry instrument) signal and the
eect sound.
(5) In REVERB mode, this knob adjusts
the reverbs’ tonal character. In delay
and DLY+rev mode, this knob
adjusts the amount of feedback
(number of repetitions).
(6) The two ¼" TS connectors OUT A and OUT B send the signal to your amp or other eects devices.
Use both connectors if you want to achieve a full stereo eect. For mono use, just plug in OUT A.
(7) The ON/BATT LED illuminates when the eect is activated. It also serves as a
battery level indicator.
(8) Use the foot switch to activate/deactivate the eect. When pressing the foot switch
2 seconds or longer, you can tap in the delay time (ON/BATT LED ashes).
(9) Use the DC IN connection at the front of the unit to plug in a 9 V power supply (not included).
1 Eect description 2 3 8
DELAY
1 Short delay (32 - 128 ms) Delay time Feedback
Tap delay time
2 Medium delay (128 - 500 ms) Delay time Feedback
3 Long delay (500 - 2000 ms) Delay time Feedback
DLY + REV
4 Delay+small room (32 - 2000 ms) Delay time Feedback
5 Delay+big room (32 - 2000 ms) Delay time Feedback
6 Delay+concert hall (32 - 2000 ms) Delay time Feedback
7 Delay+reverb plate (32 - 2000 ms) Delay time Feedback
REVERB
8 Simulates the reverb of a small room Reverb time Tone
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9 Simulates the reverb of a big room Reverb time Tone
10 Simulates the reverb of a concert hall Reverb time Tone
11 Simulates the sound of a reverb plate Reverb time Tone