Ampt Analoger ADG-1 SE Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 5

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Modifications:

From time to time, AMpT will release inside ideas for custom modifying

our pedals. These modifications should only be attempted by experienced

users with good technical SMT chops. Any damage to your ADG-1 based

on workmanship in modifications will not be covered by your warranty.

Perform at your own risk!

Secret Limiter Modification:

Shhh... Don't tell anyone. And whatever you do, don't let classic ADG-1

owners know they can do the same trick. The ADG-1 SE contains two

limiters that add compression to your signal. One limiter is on the wet

signal the other is on the dry signal. A resistor and a solder blob sets the

amount of limiting. The resistors here are SMT 0805 package, 1% tol.

Wet signal Limiting:

The mix amp combines the post drive and

feedback signals and contains an aggressive

limiter. This limiter helps to prevent the input

signal from overdriving the buckets and

compandor. It also enables you to play over

infinite repeats without the feedback

overwhelming your playing. If you do not use a

lot of drive or feedback you may prefer less

limiting. To remove limiting all together remove

the "solder blob" from JP1 on the right middle

side of the PCB. Or to reduce it change R1 from 3.92k stock to a larger

value. Try 5-50k for starters.

Dry signal Limiting:

The dry signal contains a limiter that keeps

highly driven signals at a more similar volume

level to the wet signal. To reduce the limiting

change R11 (located in the middle left side of

the PCB) from 4.75k to a larger value. Try 10-

100k for starters.

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