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Korg SDD-3000 User Manual

Korg SDD-3000
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Korg SDD-3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Delay
Sampling Frequency48 kHz
AD/DA Conversion24-bit
Input Impedance1 MΩ
Output Impedance1 kΩ
ControlsDelay Time, Feedback, Modulation Depth
Total Harmonic Distortion0.05%
Weight1.5 kg
ModulationLFO (Sine, Square, Random)

Summary

Important Safety Precautions

Location

Avoid direct sunlight, extremes of temperature/humidity, and dusty places for operation.

Power Supply and Jacks

Use correct AC voltage, check for low voltage, use standard phone plugs for audio jacks.

Maintenance

Wipe exterior with soft, dry cloth; avoid solvents like benzene or paint thinner.

Interference from Electrical Appliances

Keep away from sources of noise like radio/TVs, especially those with motors.

Backup Battery

Built-in battery retains programs when off; recharge monthly if unused for over 3 months.

Major Features Overview

Korg SDD-3000 Features and Functions

Input Section

Accepts audio signals, adjusts level for optimal noise and distortion performance.

Programmer Section

Stores, recalls, and changes nine effects programs and manual settings.

Regeneration Section

Provides repeating echoes, alters tone of flanges, chorusing, and other effects.

Modulation Section

Creates modulations or variations in delay time for effects like flanging, chorus, and doubling.

Effect Section

Contains the LEVEL BALANCE control to mix direct and delayed signals.

Output Section

Provides mono and quasi-stereo outputs for various audio equipment connections.

Using the Korg SDD-3000

Setup and Connections

Covers input/output connections, setting input level, and balancing.

Using the Programmer

Details on selecting, writing, editing, and moving programs.

Typical Effects Programs

Describes effects like flanging, chorus, doubling, slapback echo, and echo.

What Is a Digital Delay

Setting Chart Examples

Short Delay Settings

Provides settings for a normal delay effect, adjustable for slapback.

Long Delay Settings

Offers settings for a long sound delay of 400 milliseconds and longer echo effects.

Doubling Effect Settings

Settings for achieving a doubling effect on guitars, vocals, or strings with vibrato.

Chorus Effect Settings

Settings for a normal chorus effect, adjusting modulation intensity and frequency.

Flanging Effect Settings

Settings for a flanging effect; feedback level can cause oscillations.

Envelope Flanger Settings

Flanging achieved via input signal dynamics (volume), effective with percussive sounds.

Trill Delay Settings

Settings for a trill effect, adjusting frequency to tempo and intensity for pitch change.

Bending Echo Settings

Settings for a trill delay effect with echo, achieving a pitch bend as echo repeats.

Parachute Effect Settings

Effect for large input dynamic changes, a pitch bend that decreases with each echo repeat.

Optional Accessories

Rack Mounting Procedure

Frequency Response Graphs

Technical Specifications

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