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User Guide
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Stereo Pedal from Neunaber Technology. We really mean it. We value that you have
placed your trust in our product, often based solely on what you see and hear on the internet. We hope to earn that
trust by delivering a quality product that inspires you to make better music.
You may be wondering why all the Stereo Pedals share the same User Guide. These pedals all share the same
hardware platform and actually have many common features. You may also use Pedal Customizer™ software to
transform the functionality of any Stereo Pedal into any other Stereo Pedal, simply by changing its firmware (internal
program).
We do not ship paper User Guides with our products. We feel this wastes paper, when the same information is
available here. Also, we update this User Guide from time to time and want you to have the most current version. If
you would like a hard copy, you may use the link at the bottom of this page to print this User Guide.
Power
The power jack accepts a standard center-negative pedal power adapter (not included). The power adapter must be 9
-12V and capable of supplying at least 100 mA. Here is a list of recommended adapters.
If you are using a daisy-chain cable to power multiple pedals, the total of all the pedals' current (mA) ratings should
be less than the current rating of the adapter.
Input
The input jacks accept input directly from your instrument or amplifier effects loop output. The very high-impedance
inputs will not present any significant tone-changing load to the signals that drive them.
The input jacks are capable of accepting several combinations of inputs:
• Input 1 only will accept a mono input—direct from your instrument, another pedal or instrument-level effects
loop.
• Both Inputs 1 & 2 will accept a stereo input—from another stereo pedal or instrument-level effects loop.
• Input 2 only will accept a stereo TRS input when Input 1 is unplugged.
Output
The output jacks provide output to another effects pedal, amplifier input or effects loop input. This low-impedance
buffered outputs are capable of driving long cables without a change in tone. If plugging into the input of your amp,
you should use the low impedance (Lo-Z) input if available.
The output jacks are also capable of several combinations independently of the input jacks:
• Output 1 only will supply a mono output to your amp, another pedal, or instrument-level effects loop. Stereo
inputs will be summed to Output 1 if Output 2 is unplugged.
• Both Outputs 1 & 2 will supply a stereo output to a stereo amp, pedal or instrument-level effects loop. Using
both outputs will create a stereo signal from a mono input.
• Output 2 only will supply a stereo TRS output when Output 1 is unplugged.
Since the input and output connection are independent, you may—for example—plug in a mono input with stereo
outputs or stereo inputs with a stereo TRS output.
Mono Effect on Stereo Outputs
If you wish for the stereo outputs to have identical (mono) effect signals, reprogram your pedal using Pedal
Customizer software and select the Menu → Force Mono option. This is useful for
• driving a mono output to two different places: for example, one to an amp and the other direct to a mixing
console
• place a mono effect on a stereo input signal: for example, a mono delay after a stereo chorus
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