TREX ToneBug Bedienungsanleitung

ToneBug

User manual

Booster

CONGRATULATIONS

on your purchase of Booster, part of our Tonebug series of eect

pedals that combine gorgeous T-Rex tone, cool retro design, and

aordable pricing.

Booster is the perfect solution for making sure your solos and

single-note lines are loud enough – without having to sacrice tone

on your rhythm parts or adjust your amp while you’re on stage.

With just a BOOST control and a subtle, tone-shaping SCOOP

control, Booster is one of the simplest pedals we make. But it’s one

you’re nd yourself using constantly.

To make sure you get the most out of your Booster, be sure to read

this brief user manual before getting started.

Enjoy!

ONE-STOMP VOLUME...

Using your Booster

1. Insert a 9V alkaline battery or connect to an electrical outlet using

a T-Rex Fuel Tank power supply (not included).

2. Plug your guitar into the INPUT jack, and run a lead from the

OUTPUT jack into your amp.

3. Use the BOOST knob to determine how loud you’d like your

boosted signal to be (set by comparing with your non-boosted

volume).

4. Try using the SCOOP knob to adjust the tone of your boosted

signal. This can help you cut through the mix in more subtle ways

than just increasing volume.

HOW IT WORKS

Your natural tone at any volume

Booster is as much about protecting your rhythm tone as turning up

the volume on your leads. A replacement for adjusting the volume

knob on your guitar, Booster lets you play rhythms at full volume –

and optimal tone – and then boost that same great sound when you

play leads or single-note rhythm parts.

What’s the SCOOP?

SCOOP is a control that alters the way your sound it equalized by

boosting the midrange frequencies while keeping your highs and

lows the same. Louder mids can help you cut through the mix using

tone or a combination of tone and volume instead of volume alone.

T-REX WARRANTY CONDITIONS

T-Rex offers a 2-year warranty on all our products. In the unlikely event of a malfunction,

please contact our technical support at info@t-rex-effects.com before sending us the product

for repair. When the product has been sent to us at sender’s cost, we will repair or replace

your product and send it back to you - free of charge and usually within 3 weeks (shipping

not included). The product needs to be accompanied by a copy of your receipt, serial num-

ber, return address, phone number, e-mail address and a brief explanation of the problem.

Please note that we cannot replace a product until we have received it here in Denmark.

The warranty is lost if the product has been damaged by alteration, misuse, accident, or

neglect; or if the product has been repaired or serviced by persons not authorized by T-Rex.

Read more about warranty conditions at www.t-rex-effects.com.

ABOUT T-REX

Based in Vejle, Denmark, T-Rex Engineering makes classic and signature effects pedals for the

world’s best musicians. Our approach blends hi-tech innovation with old-world craftsman-

ship – always in the service of killer tone.

EU REGULATIONS • ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

T-Rex accepts and follows the regulations and directives issued by the EU. We find these

environment protecting regulations very good, and we are happy to follow them.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Input Impedance @ 1KHz Higher than 1 M Ohm

Output Impedance @ 1KHz Lower than 1 K Ohm

Power supply 9V DC

Minimum Power supply Voltage 8,5V DC

Maximum Power supply Voltage 12,5V DC

Current Draw @ 9V DC 25 mA

Maximum input signal Vp/p 3,2 Vp/p

Battery Type 9V battery 6F22 Alkaline

Battery Life 8 to 12 Hours

External connectors Input Jack. Output Jack, 9V DC Jack (center

pin negative)

Controls On/O, Booster, Scoope

Depth 120 mm

Width 78 mm

Height 60 mm

Weight (excl. battery) 0,404 Kg

Steen Meldgaard Laursen

Managing Director

ISSUED IN VEJLE 2011

Lars Dahl-Jørgensen

Development Director

Sebastian Jensen

Production Director

T-Rex Engineering ApS

www.t-rex-eects.com

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