Description
bit commander
Bit Commander is a monophonic analog guitar synthesizer made up of four square waves. Sub (2 octaves lower), Down (1 octave lower), UP (1 octave higher), Base (distortion is applied to the input signal at this stage. The amount of distortion cannot be changed). You can adjust each signal individually, and finally use the master volume to adjust the volume of the bit commander. Filter acts as a low-pass filter, so you can create a sound that won't be drowned out by the orchestra! The Bit Commander is monophonic, so it is designed to be used with only a single note. To get the most out of this effect, use your guitar's neck pickup and enjoy playing the notes above the 7th fret on the fingerboard. but! Using the bridge pickup, try playing chords on the fingerboard, from the 7th fret down. This is not a malfunction or anything like that, and you can use the slowness of analog tracking to create some pretty unique sounds!
·Control
Sub -Adjusting the volume 2 octaves below
Down 1 -Adjusting the volume one octave down
Up 1 -Adjust the volume one octave higher
Base - Square wave input adjustment
Level - Master volume
Filter - Set the band for the low pass filter
·size
117mm x 63.5mm x 57mm
·power supply
The Bit Commander is a 9V, DC power supply and can be used with a 2.1mm negative center adapter. We do not recommend using daisy chains or non-transformer power adapters as they may generate noise. Also, do not use a power supply that outputs more than 9V!
·switch
Since it uses an electronic relay type true bypass, no sound will be output without power.
・Current consumption
25mA
Payment
Please pay within 4 days after purchase.
Shipping
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Returns
Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.
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