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General| Brand | DigiTech |
|---|---|
| Model | BP80 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety advice, including warnings about electricity, water, and proper usage to prevent hazards.
Details the device's compliance with EMC regulations, outlining conditions for interference-free operation and cable usage.
Contains information about the manufacturer, product name, option, and specifications related to safety and EMC.
Lists the specific product safety and EMC standards (e.g., EN 60065) the BP80 adheres to.
Provides contact details for European inquiries, including the address and phone number of Harman Music Group.
Outlines the terms of the DigiTech warranty, including duration, limitations, and consumer responsibilities.
Notes that manual information may change and may be inaccurate due to product updates.
Encourages users to read the manual to understand the BP80's features and maximize its potential.
Lists the essential items that should be included with the BP80 purchase, advising to contact the factory if anything is missing.
Provides a visual guide to the front panel controls of the BP80, labeling key buttons and features.
Explains the function of the two footswitches and various buttons on the front panel for navigation and control.
Describes the BP80's display and effect LEDs, explaining how they provide information during different modes.
Details the function of the expression pedal for real-time control and the store button for saving presets.
Describes the rear panel connectors, including the instrument input and 1/4" unbalanced outputs.
Details the headphone output and the DC power input jack on the rear panel.
Explains how to connect the BP80 for mono output to an amplifier, detailing the cable connections.
Details the connections for stereo output to two amplifiers or a mixing console, including pan control advice.
Explains how to power the BP80 using 6 AA batteries and provides information on battery life.
Describes how to power the BP80 using the included PS200R power supply.
Explains the concept of presets, including the availability of 40 User and 40 Factory presets.
Details how to access the tuner, interpret the display, and use the LEDs to check note sharpness or flatness.
Explains how to change the tuning reference and select alternate tunings for the tuner feature.
Describes how to bypass the BP80's effects to achieve a clean, unprocessed bass tone.
Guides users on how to enter edit mode and adjust effect parameters to create or modify presets.
Provides steps on how to save modified settings to a User Preset location or copy presets.
Explains the Preset Level control and the Fretless/Wah simulator effect, including its types.
Details the Compressor effect for dynamic control and the Noise Gate for eliminating unwanted noise.
Describes amp/stompbox modeling technology and the BP80's equalization (EQ) for tone shaping.
Covers various modulation, pitch shifting, delay, and reverb effects available on the BP80.
Explains how to assign parameters like Volume, Wah, or Whammy to the expression pedal.
Details how to use the BP80's built-in drum machine for timing practice, including pattern selection.
Explains how to enable cabinet modeling for emulating speaker cabinets when using headphones or a mixer.
Provides instructions on how to reset the BP80 to its original factory settings, erasing all user data.
Guides users through the process of recalibrating the expression pedal for optimal performance.
Lists the technical specifications of the BP80, including input/output, power, memory, and dimensions.
Presents a list of all available User and Factory presets with their corresponding names.
