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BRIEF OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 0 YAMAHA ANALOG DELAY MODEL E1005 INPUT A ,0"7" 15 7 3 0 2 INPUT LEVEL O POWER AON7ISOFF INPUT A INPUT B DELAY olltf t 0 0 FEED'ACK MIXING 00 SPEED -MODULL1110N- DEPTH 40 017104 INPUT B • OE- INSTA►MIC SHORT1►LONG 9 MEET ♦ DELA , -OUTPUT DELAY ONLY FOOT SW 10 )1( Power Switch Press this latching pushbutton once to turn the E1005 AC Power ON, and again to turn it OFF. ©Power Indicator This LED (Light Emitting Diode) is illuminated whenever the AC power is switched ON. 0 Input A (Includes Input Jack and Level Control) Input A is an unbalanced standard phone jack with a nominal -50dB sensitivity, suitable for low impedance microphones of 150 ohms to 5 kohms. The Input A level control adjusts the mic preamp gain for optimum interface with various mics and for different loudness levels. 0 Input B (Includes Input Jack, Level Control and InstMic Switch) Input B is an unbalanced standard phone jack with switchable sensitivity and impedance. When the adjacent Inst-Mic switch is in "Mic" position, the Input B jack and Level control have the same mic input characteristics as Input A. When the switch is in "Inst" position, the sensitivity changes to nominal -30dB, suitable for high impedance instrument pickups, preamplified musical instruments, and low level tape recorder or mixer line outputs. Both the A and B inputs may be used simultaneously;the settings of the Input A and Input B level controls then determine the relative balance of the two sound sources. Input Level Display The display monitors the signal level after the E1005 Input level controls, and has 5 LED's which indicate peak values from -15dB to +2dB. Ideally, the Input level controls should be set so that the display peaks at 0dB, with average levels around -15dB to -7dB. O Delay Switch and Control The Short-Long switch selects either of two ranges of delay time, 4 to 9 milliseconds (Short) or 65 to 400 milliseconds (Long). The adjacent Delay control enables the actual delay time to be continuously varied from the minimum to the maximum within the selected range. O Feedback This control adjusts the proportionof delayed sound from the E1005 output that is mixed back into the E1005 delay circuitry. Increasing the amount of feedback lengthens the duration of an echo, and adds sustain to other effects as well. If Feedback is set high enough, oscillation (howl or run-away echo) can occur. This undesirable condition can be remedied by lowering the Feedback setting. O Output (Includes Mixing Control, Output Jack and Delay Only Output) The E1005 has two output jacks, "Output" and "Delay Only". Both are unbalanced phone jacks with nominal -20dB level, and are designed for connection to high impedance circuits such as instrumentamps, mixer inputs, power amplifiers, etc. The Mixing control adjusts the Output jack for any desired ratio of direct and delayed sound. Full counterclockwise rotation of the Mixing control yields all direct sound; as the control is rotated clockwise, more delayed sound is added until the Output jack carries all delayed sound. The adjacent Delay Only Output jack is not affected by the Mixing control; it always carries 100% delayed sound. 3

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BRIEF
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
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0
0
YAMAHA
ANALOG
DELAY
MODEL
E1005
15
7
3
0
2
INPUT
LEVEL
INPUT
A
0
"7
,
"
INPUT
B
DELAY
olltf
t
FEED‘ACK
MIXING
0
0
9
MEET
DELA
SPEED
—MODULL1110N—
DEPTH
4
0
017104
OE-
,
--
O
POWER
AON7ISOFF
INPUT
A
INPUT
B
INSTA►MIC
SHORT1►LONG
OUTPUT
DELAY
ONLY
FOOT
SW
Power
Switch
Press
this
latching
pushbutton
once
to turn the
E1005
AC
Power
ON,
and
again
to
turn
it
OFF.
©Power
Indicator
This
LED
(Light
Emitting
Diode)
is
illuminated
whenever
the
AC
power
is
switched
ON.
0
Input
A
(Includes
Input
Jack
and
Level
Control)
Input
A
is
an
unbalanced
standard
phone
jack
with
a
nominal
—50dB
sensitivity,
suitable
for low
impedance
microphones
of
150
ohms
to
5
kohms.
The
Input
A
level
control
adjusts
the
mic
preamp
gain
for
optimum inter-
face
with
various
mics
and
for
different
loudness
levels.
0
Input
B
(Includes
Input
Jack,
Level
Control
and
Inst-
Mic
Switch)
Input
B
is
an
unbalanced
standard
phone jack
with
switchable
sensitivity
and impedance.
When
the
adjacent
Inst-Mic
switch
is
in
"Mic"
position,
the
Input
B jack and
Level
control
have
the
same
mic
input
characteristics
as
Input
A.
When
the
switch
is
in
"Inst"
position,
the
sensi-
tivity
changes
to
nominal
—30dB, suitable
for
high
imped-
ance
instrument
pickups,
preamplified
musical
instru-
ments,
and
low
level
tape
recorder
or
mixer
line
outputs.
Both
the
A
and B
inputs
may
be
used
simultaneously;
the
settings
of
the
Input
A
and
Input
B
level
controls
then
determine
the
relative
balance
of
the
two
sound
sources.
Input
Level Display
The
display
monitors
the
signal
level
after
the
E1005
Input
level
controls,
and
has
5
LED's
which
indicate
peak
values
from
—15dB
to
+2dB.
Ideally,
the
Input
level
controls
should
be
set
so
that
the
display
peaks
at
0dB,
with
average
levels
around
—15dB
to
—7dB.
10
O
Delay Switch
and
Control
The Short
-Long
switch
selects
either
of
two
ranges
of
delay
time,
4
to
9
milliseconds
(Short)
or
65
to
400
milli-
seconds
(Long).
The
adjacent
Delay control
enables
the
actual delay
time to
be
continuously
varied
from
the
minimum
to
the
maximum
within
the
selected
range.
O
Feedback
This
control
adjusts
the
proportion
of
delayed
sound
from
the
E1005
output
that
is
mixed
back
into
the
E1005
delay
circuitry.
Increasing
the
amount
of
feedback
lengthens
the
duration
of
an
echo,
and
adds sustain
to
other
effects
as
well.
If
Feedback
is
set
high
enough,
oscil-
lation
(howl
or run
-away
echo)
can
occur.
This
undesir-
able
condition
can be
remedied
by lowering
the Feedback
setting.
O
Output
(Includes
Mixing Control,
Output
Jack
and
Delay
Only
Output)
The
E1005
has
two
output
jacks,
"Output"
and
"Delay
Only".
Both
are
unbalanced
phone
jacks
with
nominal
—20dB
level,
and
are designed
for
connection
to
high
impedance
circuits
such
as
instrument
amps,
mixer
inputs,
power
amplifiers, etc.
The
Mixing
control
adjusts
the
Output
jack
for
any
desired
ratio
of
direct
and
delayed
sound.
Full
counterclockwise
rotation
of
the
Mixing
control
yields
all
direct
sound;
as
the
control
is
rotated
clockwise,
more delayed
sound
is
added
until
the
Output
jack
carries
all
delayed
sound.
The
adjacent
Delay
Only
Output
jack
is
not
affected
by
the
Mixing
control;
it
always
carries
100%
delayed sound.
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