Ibanez TWP10 Twin Peaks Wah Pedal Owner’s Manual
- June 1, 2024
- Ibanez
Table of Contents
WAH PEDAL
TWIN PERKS
OWNER’S MANUAL
TWP10 Twin Peaks Wah Pedal
Before using this device, be sure to read this manual thoroughly for safe use
of it.
After that, keep this manual in a safe place and read it whenever necessary.
In order to use this device properly, the contents to be observed are
explained, classified as follows.
◼ The severities of the injury and damage due to incorrect usage by ignoring
the written contents are explained by the following classified indications.
Warnings| Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
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Cautions| Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided,will result in injury or property damage.
◼ The contents to be observed are explained, being classified by the following
pictograms.
…This pictogram shows a compulsory action, something that you must do.
…This
pictogram shows a prohibition, something that you must not do.
…This pictogram shows a notice, something that you need to be alerted to.
Warnings
| Never disassemble or modify the device.
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| In case of an abnormality such as smoke, burning smell or abnormal sound,
immediately stop using the device.
| Immediately unplug the AC adapter from the outlet.
| Do not operate with wet hands.
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Cautions
****| Be sure to use the specified AC adapter.
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| Do not store or use the device in places such as a bath or outdoors where
water splashes. Also do not use it in places of high humidity, places with a
lot of dust, or at high temperatures.
<<A fire, an electric shock or a failure may occur.>>
| Do not store in places of excessive vibrations. <
| When not in use for a long time, be sure to unplug the AC adapter from the
outlet for safety. <>
| Do not apply excess force, drop nor give strong physical impact.
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| Do not use thinner, alcohol, and the like for cleaning.
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= = = = Observe the following instructions with a product that uses a battery
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Warnings
| Do not throw a battery into a fire.
<<A burst, heat generation and a fire may occur.>>
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Cautions
| Mount a battery with its polarities +/- set correctly.
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| Remove the battery when not in use for a long time.
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SPECIFICATIONS
| Input Impedance | 400k ohms |
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| Output Impedance | 100 ohms |
| Maximum Output Level | +9.0 dBu |
| Wah Range (approx.) | HIGH mode |
| Lower | 300 – 1kHz |
| LOW mode | Higher |
| Lower | 220 – 750Hz |
| Power Supply | One 9 volt battery (006P) or external AC adapter (Use DC9V ) |
| Required Current | 15mA |
| Size | 202 (D) x 96 (W) x 60 – 84 (H) mm |
8.0 (D) x 3.8 (W) x 2.4 – 3.3 (H) in.
Weight| 815g, 1.8Ibs (incl. battery)
CHANGING THE BATTERY
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Replace the battery with a S-006P 9 volt battery ONLY.
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When opening the rear panel for battery replacement, make sure the AC adapter is not connected. When the rear panel is opened, PCB (green board on which parts are soldered) appears. Do not touch this board with a conductor such as metal or it may cause damage to the equipment or electric shock.
1. Remove the four screws of the rear panel with a Phillips-head screwdriver.
2. Connect the new battery and place it in the case. (See Figure A) -
Unplug the instrument when not in use to prolong the battery life.
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You will hear some loss of level when the battery begins to run down.
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PRIMARY FEATURE
A general wah-wah tone is created by using a single inductor that has one sweepable resonance frequency point. The Twin Peaks wah pedal sweeps two resonance frequency points. This is done using dual inductor circuitry, which creates a unique wah-wah.
OPERATION
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Footswitch: Alternately turns the effect on or off each time it is depressed.
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Master LEVEL: Controls overall output signal level. It gives a unity gain at 12 o’clock and a +6dB boost all the way up.
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BALANCE: Controls balance of two resonance levels. (See TIPS A)
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TONE: Selects wah sweeping frequency range. (See TIPS B)
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INPUT: Connects an instrument, such as a guitar or the output of another effect device, via a shielded cable. Plugging into this jack automatically puts the power to the unit.
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Ext. DC Input: Be sure to use a center negative external DC power supply (AC/DC adapter etc.)
When using this jack, the internal battery is switched off.
This pedal allows you to use a DC9V power supply. -
Indicator: Lights when the effect is on. It also serves as a battery check.
If this LED is dim or does not light, replace the battery. -
OUTPUT: Connects an amp or another effect pedal, via a shielded cable.
TIPS
A. The dual inductor circuitry creates two resonance points. The higher frequency provides a sweepable range similar to that of most traditional wah- wah pedals. The lower frequency is closer to what’s generally found on modified or signature wah-wah pedals. The BALANCE control allows for mixing the ratio of the two resonance points. (See Figure B)
B. The Twin Peaks wah pedal has two sweepable range modes. (See Figure
C-1 and C-2)
HIGH: The higher frequency resonance sweeps from 670Hz to 3kHz, which is
a higher range than typical wah-wah pedals. Because of this, there’s a chance
the tone could be too bright, so it’s recommended to adjust the balance and
level controls on the pedal, or the tone control on your guitar to soften some
of the higher frequencies. The lower frequency resonance sweeps from 300Hz to
1kHz, which is a slightly lower range than traditional wah-wah pedals.
LOW: The higher frequency resonance sweeps from 450Hz to 2kHz. That range
covers what’s generally used on traditional wah-wah pedals.
The lower frequency resonance sweeps from 220Hz to 750Hz. This pedal produces
unique sounds by allowing the user to mix the higher and lower frequency
resonances.
HOSHINO GAKKI CO., LTD.
No.22, 3-Chome, Shumoku-Cho,
Higashi-Ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
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