Red Witch Binary Star Guitar Effects Pedal

The Red Witch Binary Star Guitar Effects Pedal is incredibly versatile. It offers a wide range of analog - flavored sounds, including simple delays (from Slap Back to long repeats), modulation effects like chorus and vibrato, as well as crazy pitch - shifted repeats and ultra - fast pitch - shifted vibrato repeats. It can work in mono or stereo mode. In stereo mode, it splits the wet and dry signals into two outputs for separate amplifiers. With 5 dials, two toggle switches, and one foot switch, you can create almost endless sounds. The controls are user - friendly. The Universe dial controls delay time in a unique way. The Replicate dial sets repeats or resonance. The Mix dial lets you blend dry and wet signals. The Velocity and Depth dials manage modulation. The toggle switches adjust delay time and sound flavor. The foot switch activates the pedal. The LEDs show engagement and modulation rate. It has specific jack sockets for input and output. Technically, it has a 2.1mm DC input (9 volts, regulated, center pin negative, sleeve positive, 60ma current draw) and weighs 380 grams with dimensions of 120mm x 63mm x 52mm.

Using the Red Witch Binary Star Guitar Effects Pedal is easy. First, connect it to your guitar and amplifier using the right jack sockets. The right - hand jack socket is for input. If you're using one amplifier, use the far - left jack socket for output. For stereo, connect a second amplifier to the middle jack socket. To activate the pedal, step on the foot switch. The left - hand LED will show if it's engaged. The Binary Star has five dials to adjust sound. Turn the Universe dial to change delay time. The Replicate dial sets how many repeats you get. Use the Mix dial to blend the dry and wet sounds the way you like. The Velocity and Depth dials control the modulation. You can also use the toggle switches. The left - hand toggle switch can increase or decrease the overall delay time. The right - hand toggle switch changes the flavor of the wet signal. The right - hand LED pulses in time with the modulation rate, so you can keep track of it. When it comes to power, use a 9 - volt regulated DC power supply with the center pin negative and the sleeve positive. Don't forget to check the current draw is 60ma. As for maintenance, keep the pedal clean and dry. Avoid dropping it or exposing it to extreme temperatures. If you're not using it for a long time, store it in a safe place.