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Re: EDP input sensitivity (was Next loop copy question)



I CAN"T HEAR YOU!  DID YOU SAY SOMETHING?  HISS, WHAT HISS?
bret
--- Goddess <thefates@earthlink.net> wrote:
>   But Bret, we made such an insanely mind-numbingly earth-shattering
> noise
> yesterday that ya couldn't tell that it was distorted sometimes!
> lollollol!  
> 
> Smiles,
> 
> CQ
> 
> At 02:49 PM 9/16/02 -0700, you wrote:
> >High frequencies clip easier on the EDP.  Turn the input gain down
> >until the distortion goes away.  Changing the resistors on the input
> >will only change the position of the knop required to get the proper
> >signal to the edp.  If you turn your input knob down, it can reduce
> the
> >input signal to an appropriate level.  Resistor change is not
> >necessary, but it may make you feel better about the knob position. 
> >You can also reposition the know on the potentiometer shaft to point
> >however you want, if that matters to you.  This input control is
> just a
> >voltage divider, absolute position should not matter as long as you
> >have the range you need for your inputs.
> >bret
> >--- Louie Angulo <laab2000us@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> sorry i meant increasing the tolerance of the input or
> >>  decreasing the sensitivity
> >> I am curious how  far do you have the input normally
> >> set? i have it at about 11 o´clock and it still clips.
> >> I am running a roland preamp into it but i also own a
> >> boomerang which hardly ever clips.It is specially
> >> sensitive with bright tones.
> >> cheers
> >> lou
> >> 
> >> 
> >>  that doesn't make sense. if you are clipping the
> >> > input of the EDP, you want 
> >> > less gain on the EDP input, not more. Turn down the
> >> > EDP input knob to where 
> >> > it doesn't clip. Or use normal line level outs from
> >> > the guitar stuff. If 
> >> > you are running the loop output back into the same
> >> > guitar amp you are 
> >> > otherwise playing through, expect it to sound like
> >> > mush anyway. You are 
> >> > much better off running the loops through a clean PA
> >> > type system.
> >> > kim
> >> > 
> >> > 
> >> >
> >>
>
>______________________________________________________________________
> >> > Kim Flint                     | Looper's Delight
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> >> > 
> >> 
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