Rocktron HUSH Bedienungsanleitung

May be covered by one or more of the following: U.S. Patents #4538297, 4647876, 4696044, 4745309,

4881047, 4893099, 5124657, 5263091, 5268527, 5319713, 5333201, 5402498 and 5493617.

Other patents pending. Foreign patents pending.

HUSH®is a registered trade mark of GHS Corporation USA

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Council Directive(s): 89/336/EEC ElectromagneticCompatibility

Standard(s): EN55013, EN50082-1

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much RF energy it can emit, and that it should be immune from other sources of

interferencewhenproperlyused.Improperuseofthisequipmentcouldresultin

increasedRFemissions,whichmayormaynotinterferewithotherelectronicproducts.

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Read all instructions contained in this manual.

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Do not use this apparatus near water.

Cleanwithdrycloth

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manufacturer’sinstructions.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other

apparatus(includingamplifiers)thatproduceheat.

This product is not equipped with a plug, cable or adapter. A battery provides power

under normal operation. A 9Volt DC adapter may be used to supply power to this unit.

If an adapter is used take care to use an approved adapter and follow the instructions

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properly adjusted and setup (follow all instructions). Extra care and caution should be

taken to avoid tip over and injury.

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OPERATING TEMPERATURE

Do not expose this unit to excessive heat. This unit is designed to operate between 32

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temperatures.

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of Rocktron’s HUSH®

The Pedal - guitar noise reduction footswitch! HUSH The

Pedal is designed to eliminate the background noise or “hiss”

produced by high gain amplifiers when a signal is present

without descimating your tone.

HUSH The Pedal incorporates the latest version of the

HUSH descreet circuitry which also includes Rocktron’s

patented Variable Integrated Release (V.I.R.) technology.

V.I.R. technology utilizes a low-noise VCA with precision

detector circuits to achieve the smoothest and most transpar-

ent noise reduction possible.

The Pedal is housed in an ultra-rugged chassis with a

slightly recessed Threshold control to protect against any

accidental bumps which might alter your setting.

This user's manual will introduce you to The Pedal and

its various functions. After reading it carefully, please keep it

for future reference.

HUSH

In most applications, the signal from an instrument being played is

much louder than the noise level. Therefore, much of the noise is not heard

when an instrument is being played. However, when you stop playing or let

a note decay, the instrument level drops below the noise level and the noise

becomes much more audible. Setting the THRESHOLD controls just above

the level of the noise causes The Pedal to begin to decrease the output level

so that the noise is never heard.

The Pedal incorporates the latest advancements in HUSH noise

reduction technology. HUSH The Pedal's discreet threshold control

circuit utilizes a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA) as a downward

expander which can control the gain between the input and output of The

Pedal from unity to over 60dB of gain reduction. When the input signal

is above the threshold level set by the THRESHOLD control, the VCA

will remain at unity gain (i.e. the output level will remain equal to the

input level). As the amplitude drops below the threshold point, down-

ward expansion will begin. When downward expansion begins, the VCA

acts like an electronic volume control and gradually begins decreasing

the output signal relative to the input signal. For example, if the input

signal were to drop below the threshold point by 10dB, the output would

drop approximately 12dB. As the input signal drops further below the

threshold point, downward expansion increases exponentially. This

means that if the input signal dropped 20dB below the threshold point,

the output level would drop approximately 30dB. A 30dB drop below

the threshold would result in a drop of 60dB of the output signal (30dB

of gain reduction). The absence of any input signal will result in the

expander reducing the gain so that the noise floor is inaudible.

The Variable Integrated Release (V.I.R.) technology contained in

each HUSH circuit automatically adjusts the release rate of the expander

based on the dynamic decay rate of the incoming signal. If the input

signal stops suddenly, downward expansion will occur rapidly (similar to

a gate). If the input signal decays slowly, expansion will occur slowly

without disrupting the dynamic decay of the input signal.

The THRESHOLD control should be adjusted by listening to the

noise floor while not playing. Turn the THRESHOLD control clockwise

to the point where the noise floor becomes inaudible. Turning too far

past this point will cause the downward expander to attenuate the output

level too quickly and not allow the signal to decay as long as it should.

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Right Side Left Side

Functions

This switch activates the HUSH circuitry. Step on the switch

again to deactivate the HUSH.

Threshold Control - Turn Clockwise to increase the amount of

HUSH added to the signal. In high gain situations turn the

Threshold more towards “Max”. In lower gain settings turn

Theshold more towards “MIN”. Set this control to suit your

taste.

“ACTIVE” LED - When lit the HUSH is “active” or “on”

9 Volt DC Adapter Input

Input Jack

Output Jack

Battery Compartment - To access, remove two screws, pull

cloth tab to remove the battery. When installing a new battery,

push battery in over cloth tab so that you can pull out the

battery during your next replacement.

Battery Compartment screws - remove to access battery.

When using the HUSH The Pedal in line between

your guitar effects and amplifier the pedal should always

be the last device in the signal chain.

The HUSH The Pedal can also be used in your

amplifier’s effects loop. However, if you are running

multiple effects though this loop the HUSH The Pedal

should always be the last dynamic device in the signal

chain, but before digital delays or reverbs.

Connections

StompBoxes:

RampageDistortion, TsunamiChorus, AustinGoldOverdrive,

VertigoVibeRotatingVibe Pedal, HUSH The Pedal

Foot Controllers:

MIDI Mate (Midi Foot Controller)

MIDI I.T. (MIDI Footcontroller)

AllAccess(MidiFoot Controller

RMM900(7-pin Din MIDI Cable)

RFS1 and RFS2 (Single and Double Latching Footswitchs for Rampage Amps)

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