Diamond Guitar Pedals Memory Lane 2 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 7

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Spaceship Mode Feature (internal)

The original Memory Lane circuit could easily be set to oscillate for some very cool 'out of control'

feedback sounds. However, we realize that many players don't use those types of sounds so we made the

Memory Lane 2 less sensitive to oscillation in the default mode. However, for those players who seek out

jet fueled, screaming feedback and like 'playing' those sounds using the pedal controls in real time, we've

come up with 'Spaceship Mode'- a high Feedback sensitivity setting accessed using the internal switch

labeled HIGH and LOW. Low is standard mode, high is Spaceship- have fun!

Input Level Jumper (internal)

This internal jumper is factory set to provide optimum signal-to-noise ratios through the delay path (in

particular the NE570N compandor chip which was originally designed for relatively quiet telephone

signal levels) for typical FX loop and/or humbucker pickup levels. For extremely hot pickups or FX

loops, this jumper can be set to its alternate position to pad down levels in the delay path. (See FX Loop

Send Levels on the following page)

Setting Up

The Memory Lane 2 can be used in several different effect configurations. With the exception of reverb,

delay should probably be the final effect in your effect chain. For channel switching amps, you'll also

probably want to place the delay within the amp's effect (FX) loop if available. This will properly place the

delay after any higher gain distortion stages.

Mono Operation

Standard (no FX loop)

The most basic method of operation for amps without an FX loop is simple – patch the mix/direct output

from the Memory Lane 2 into the amp's guitar input.

Mono with Serial FX Loop

For amps with a serial FX loop, patch the send output from the amp into the input of the Memory Lane 2,

then patch the mix/direct output back to the amp's FX loop receive input.

Mono with Parallel FX Loop

For amps with a parallel FX loop, patch the send output from the amp into the input of the Memory Lane

2, then patch the delay only output back to the amp's FX loop receive input.

If you're unsure whether the FX loop is serial or parallel, first try patching for parallel, and if no direct

guitar signal is heard, your amp more than likely has a serial FX loop. Repatch for serial and you're all set.

Memory Lane 2 user manual v1.00