As guitar enthusiasts, we often wonder how to maintain an analog sound while enhancing our tone. Once you've found your 'ultimate tone', how can you boost it without sacrificing quality? Maybe you want to boost the signal before a drive effect for more sustain, or have boosts both before the gain channel and after the pre - amp in the effects loop. Carl Martin has thought it through and presents the amazing 'Dual Injection' pedal! It takes the high - quality, transparent boost from the Hot Drive’n Boost and combines two of them in one pedal. Each boost has its own level control and a 'True Bypass' switch. There's also a toggle to switch between Serial and Parallel modes. In Serial mode, use the Input/Output 1 on the back to place the boost in your signal chain. In Parallel mode, connect Output 1 before your Drive or Preamp and use Input/Output 2 on the side to connect to your amp's effects loop. The Dual Injection is a top - notch effect that can be powered by a 9v battery or a proper power transformer. We suggest using a regulated power supply like the Carl Martin Pro Power. It comes in a die - cast case with custom paint, True Bypass Switching, easy - to - use large knobs, and bright LED indicators for Boost 1 or 2.
Using the Carl Martin Dual Injection Guitar Pedal is easy. First, decide whether you want to use Serial or Parallel mode. For Serial mode, connect the Input/Output 1 on the back of the pedal where you want the boost in your signal chain. In Parallel mode, connect Output 1 before your Drive or Preamp and then use Input/Output 2 on the side to connect to your amp's effects loop. You can control the level of each boost using the individual level controls. The 'True Bypass' switch allows you to quickly turn the boost on or off. When it comes to power, you can use a 9v battery or a power transformer. We highly recommend using a regulated power supply like the Carl Martin Pro Power to ensure stable performance. To maintain your pedal, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're using a battery, replace it regularly to prevent power issues. Clean the knobs and switches gently with a soft cloth if they get dirty.
