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Musicom Lab Parallelizer - Introduction to Parallelizer; Front Panel Layout

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Parallelizer Owner’s Manual
2
1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Musicom Lab Parallelizer.
Parallelizer is a parallel effect loop system that has 3 Mono SENDs and can mix 3 Stereo RETURNs and dry signal.
You can preserve your dry signal by using the Parallelizer, which can result in loss of dry signal when using the digital
effect pedals or when connecting the effect pedals in series.
The audio signal flow of the Parallelizer is all designed as an analog circuit. Also, components used for internal buffers,
mixer circuits, etc. are high quality.
It has the MIDI IN function, which allows you to control the on/off function of the dry and each wet signal via external
MIDI pedal.
1.1 Main Features
3 x Mono SENDs, 3 x Stereo RETURNs and Dry.
Adjust the effect level and dry level through each Knob.
Operates in 4 modes (Manual, MIDI PC, MIDI CC, MIDI PC+CC)
128 memory locations (when using MIDI PC)
The 9V power input is converted to a +/-12V internally for any level audio signal.
Firmware update is available via MIDI.
1.2 Specification 1.3 Block Diagram
Input/Return
Impedance
........... 1 MΩ
Output/Send
Impedance
........... 100 Ω
Maximum Audio
Signal Level
...... +18 dBu
Current Draw ......... 130 mA (DC9V)
Dimensions ............ 160 x 96 x 71 mm
6.3 x 3.8 x 2.8 inches
Weight .................. 570 g / 1.26 lb
1.4 Front Panel
FX1 ~ FX3 Switches
Turns on/off SND1 ~ SND3. When the LEDs above the
switches are on, audio signal is output to that SND jack.
DRY Switch
Switches between 100% dry signal or value set on the
DRY knob.
FX1 ~ FX3 Knobs
Controls the volume of wet signal from RTN-L and
RTN-R jacks. Unity gain will be achieved with these
knobs fully clockwise. On the other hand, rotating these
knobs fully counterclockwise will mute the RTN signal.