CRUMSR Quick 19 Volume Pedal Reverb Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- CRUMSR
Table of Contents
CRUMSR Quick 19 Volume Pedal Reverb
Specifications
- Display: Main visual feedback with sound name, bank number, status, effect names, amp simulator status, transpose amount
- Volume: Main volume control
- Inputs: MIDI IN/OUT, USB Device Type B, Balanced Outputs, Headphones Out Connector, Sustain Pedal Input
- Power: AC Main Plug Inlet, Auto-detected pedal polarity, Class II instrument (no earth connection required)
Product Usage Instructions
Display Usage
- The display provides visual information such as sound name, bank number, status, effect names, amp simulator status, and transpose amount.
Volume Control
- Adjust the main volume of the instrument using the volume control.
BANK AND PRESETS SELECTION To select a bank and preset:
- Press the BANK button to start blinking and all preset buttons light up.
- Press a PRESET button to select a bank number from 1 to 8.
- Select a preset from 1 to 8. The display will show the new sound and bank number.
TRANSPOSE FUNCTION To use the transpose function:
- In the home screen, press and hold the EXIT button.
- Turn the VALUE encoder to select the transpose amount.
MIDI and USB Ports
- Use the MIDI IN/OUT USB port for connecting to a computer.
- The USB-host port can connect USB class-compliant MIDI controllers and flash drives.
BALANCED OUTPUTS and HEADPHONES OUT
- Connect your amplification system to the balanced outputs.
- Use stereo headphones for better performance.
SUSTAIN PEDAL INPUT
- Plug in your sustain pedal before powering on the instrument.
- Pedal polarity is auto-detected.
- Use for sustaining notes.
POWER ON/OFF
- The instrument operates on 100 to 240 VAC.
- It is Class II and does not require an earth connection.
FAQ
- Q: Can I use a sustain pedal with this instrument?
- A: Yes, you can use a sustain pedal with the instrument. Plug it into the SUSTAIN PEDAL INPUT before powering on.
- Q: What should I do if I hear noises when pressing the pedal?
- A: If you hear noises when pressing the pedal, it is normal. These are simulated noises of piano strings releasing. The instrument is designed this way and does not require an earth connection.
OVERVIEW
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References
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