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- Page 1 RPT -1 NOVA Repeater USER’S MANUAL...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
APPENDIX Technical Specifications ..... .15 TC Electronic, Sindalsvej 34, DK-8240 Risskov – info@tcelectronic.com English Version Manual revision 1.0 – SW – V 1.0... -
Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION The brand new NOVA Repeater delay pedal lets you set the tempo with your playing. And with six types of TC-quality delays and an unsurpassed feature NOVA Repeater is our new “no-frills-with-a-sound-that- set, NOVA Repeater is quite simply a bargain. kills”... - Page 5 INTRODUCTION NOVA Repeater has a new multi-function knob that lets The bottom line you control the amount of modulation as well as turn NOVA Repeater lets you focus on playing and always the modulation effect on/off. The chorus has been re- delivers exactly what you are looking for.
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Page 6: Mono/Stereo
SETUP EXAMPLE: MONO/STEREO This setup illustrates how to use NOVA Repeater in a mono setup (one amp only) or in a stereo setup (two amps). Effects such as reverb and delay are usually placed as the last signal processors before the amplifier. Therefore, you should place all drive and modulation effects prior to NOVA Repeater. -
Page 7: Send/Return
SETUP EXAMPLE: SEND/RETURN This example shows how to connect your NOVA Repeater pedal as a send/return effect in an effects loop. This is the correct approach if you use the pre-amp section of the amp to generate overdrive. You can expand this to a stereo setup by connecting NOVA Repeater’s right output to the return (power-amp in) of a second amp. -
Page 8: Front View
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Page 9: Operation
OPERATION Connections or just one are being used. Use the left output in a mono setup. In this case, the stereo-sensing feature 1 – Power will send delay repeats intended for both outputs to the NOVA Repeater requires 9-12V DC 300 mA. We left output when the right output is left unplugged. - Page 10 1:1 through the pedal (unless you turn it off using the KillDry function). Here, the “twelve o’clock” position is the default suggested by TC Electronic. By turning the knob Please note that with the FX LEVEL knob counter-clockwise, the high-end frequencies are turned fully clockwise, the sum of the delay and attenuated.
- Page 11 OPERATION the FX.LEVEL set high. Also note how the tone “Reverse”: The Reverse delay is a great effect when a coloration follows the set delay time: Just as with old more mysterious, exotic delay style is required. The school analog delays, slow delay times produce clear input signal is sampled and played in reverse.
- Page 12 OPERATION Left output: Quarter notes Quarter Note: Delay repeats play quarter notes Right output: Eighth note triplets according to the tapped tempo. So if you tap quarter notes at a tempo of 120 beats per Left output: Quarter notes minute (BPM), the delay time will be also be set Right output: Eighths to 120 BPM (500 ms per repeat).
- Page 13 OPERATION various sub-division types. See also “12/17 – DIVISION With Kill Dry active, the dry signal is removed Knob and Subdivision Display” on page 11. completely from NOVA Repeater’s signal path. 18 – ON/OFF Switch and LED 15 – RANGE Button This is the ON/OFF switch for NOVA Repeater.
- Page 14 OPERATION Thank you for spending time reading this manual. Example: Tapping the tempo using the TAP/TEMPO switch We hope that you are well on your way with NOVA • Tap quarter notes on the TAP TEMPO switch. Repeater and enjoy using it already! The TAP/TEMPO LED indicates the tapped tempo, Should this manual leave any of your questions and the delay repeats will play according to the...
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Page 15: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Analog Inputs Environment Connectors: ¼" phone jacks w. mono-sense Operating Temperature: 32° F to 122° F (0° C to 50° C) Input Type: Single ended Storage Temperature: -22° F to 167° F (-30° C to 70° C) Impedance: 1 MOhm Humidity: Max.
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