Owner’s Manual
AC DC
AC & BATTERY
POWERED
FET
Main Features
● Achieves long delay times of up to 6.4 seconds. (*1) What’s more, up to 40 seconds of
loop play—or “sound on sound”—is possible in HOLD mode.
● Multiple delay modes include “MODULATE,” which adds a chorus effect to the delay
sound, and “ANALOG,” which models the classic BOSS DM-2 analog delay pedal.
● Features two new stereo modes in addition to 2-in/2-out true stereo connections.
● Provides stereo effects like “Panning” and “Effect + Direct.”
● Parameters can be controlled using an optional expression pedal (Roland EV-5).
● The delay time can be set in realtime by pressing an optional footswitch (FS-5U) or the
built-in pedal to input the tempo.
(*1) The delay time that can be set varies according to the mode.
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Panel Description
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1. AC Adaptor Jack
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Accepts connection of an AC Adaptor (PSA-
series; optional). By using an AC Adaptor,
you can play without being concerned about
how much battery power you have left.
* If there are batteries in the unit while an AC
adaptor is being used, normal operation will
continue should the line voltage be interrupted
(power blackout or power cord disconnection).
* Use only the specified AC adaptor (PSA-series).
* If the AC adaptor is connected while power is on,
the power supply is drawn from the AC adaptor.
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2. CHECK Indicator
This is a combination indicator, which indi-
cates whether the effect is on or off, indicates
the various functions (p. 12–20), and func-
tions as the battery check indicator.
The indicator lights when an effect is ON.
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Panel Description
* If this indicator goes dim or no longer lights
while an effect is ON, or when the functions are
indicated, the battery is near exhaustion and
should be replaced immediately. For instructions
on changing the batteries, refer to “Changing
the Battery” (p. 22).
4. INPUT-A (MONO) Jack
INPUT-B Jack
These jacks accept input signals (coming
from a guitar, some other musical instru-
ment, or another effects unit).
* The CHECK indicator shows whether the effect
is on or off, and indicates the different functions.
It does not indicate whether the power to the
device is on or not.
* The unit’s functions differ according to how it is
connected. Refer to “Setting the Output
Method” (p. 16).
* The INPUT-A (MONO) and INPUT-B jacks
double as power switches. Power to the unit is
turned on when you plug into the INPUT-A
(MONO) or INPUT-B jack; the power is turned
off when the cable is unplugged. Be sure to
disconnect any cord plugged into the INPUT-A
(MONO) or INPUT-B jack when not using this
effects device.
3. OUTPUT-A (MONO) Jack
OUTPUT-B Jack
The output jacks are used to connect the unit
to an amplifier or another effects unit.
* The unit’s functions differ according to how it is
connected. Refer to “Setting the Output
Method” (p. 16).
5. TEMPO/EXP Jack
This jack is for connecting an optional external
footswitch (FS-5U) or an optional expression
pedal (Roland EV-5).
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Panel Description
You can make tempo settings using a foot-
switch or manipulate various parameters us-
ing an expression pedal.
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* Refer to “Setting the Tempo Using an External
Footswitch” (p. 13), “Control Using an
Expression Pedal” (p. 20).
6. Pedal Switch
This is used for switching the effect on and
off, and for switching between the different
functions (p. 12–15).
f8ig..02E.LEVEL (Effect Level) Knob
This adjusts the volume of the effect sound. Turn
the knob clockwise to increase the effect sound.
When set at the three o’clock position, the effect
is played at the same volume as the direct sound.
7. Thumbscrew
When this screw is loosened, the pedal will
open, allowing you to change the battery.
* For instructions on changing the battery, refer
to “Changing the Battery” (p. 22).
* When the E.LEVEL knob is set to MAX while in
REVERSE mode, only the effect sound is
output, with the effect sound at the same level as
the input sound.
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Panel Description
9. F.BACK (Feedback) Knob
This adjusts the feedback level. The number
of times the delay sound is repeated increas-
es as the knob is turned to the right.
11. MODE Knob
This switches the delay effect.
● Ordinary Delay
* This cannot be used in HOLD mode.
MODE Knob
3200 ms
800 ms
Delay Time
800-3200 ms
200-800 ms
50-200 ms
1-50 ms
* Oscillation may occur when the knob is set at
certain positions.
10.D.TIME (Delay Time) Knob
This adjusts the delay time. Turning the knob
clockwise lengthens the delay time.
200 ms
50 ms
* The delay time is doubled when the DD-7 is
connected for long delay output. For more infor-
mation, refer to “Long” (p. 17).
* This cannot be used in HOLD mode.
* The delay times that can be set vary according to
the position of the MODE knob.
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Panel Description
● Specialized Delays
MODULATE:
This produces a pleasant chorus effect by
adding a small amount of undulations to
the effect sound.
MODE Knob
HOLD
MODULATE
ANALOG
Delay Time
40 sec. *1
20-800 ms
20-800 ms
ANALOG:
The sound changes progressively with
each repetition of the repeat sound.
This tone is modeled on the BOSS “DM-2”
Compact Delay.
REVERSE
300-3200 ms
*1 In HOLD mode, the maximum recording
time is 20 seconds for stereo input or 40
seconds for monaural input.
REVERSE:
This delay produces an effect like playing
back a tape in reverse.
* The delay time is doubled when the DD-7 is
connected for long delay output. For more infor-
mation, refer to “Long” (p. 17).
You can adjust the E.LEVEL knob setting
to get two different kinds of effect, “Effect
Sound + Direct Sound” and “Effect Sound
Only.” Turning the E.LEVEL knob com-
pletely to the right switches this to “Effect
Sound Only.”
HOLD:
This records up to 40 seconds of a perfor-
mance (when using monaural input),
then plays it back repeatedly.
* For details, refer to “Using the HOLD
(Overdubbing) Function” (p. 15).
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Connections
AC Adaptor
(PSA-series: optional)
Keyboard
Electric
Guitar
Guitar Amplifier
Footswitch
(FS-5U)
Expression Pedal
(Roland EV-5)
* You can obtain a variety of different delay effects by changing how the connections are made. For more
information, refer to “Setting the Output Method”(p. 16).
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Connections
* When running the unit on battery power, inserting a plug into the INPUT-A (MONO) or INPUT-B jack
will automatically switch the unit on.
* This unit is equipped with a protection circuit. A brief interval (a few seconds) after power up is required
before the unit will operate normally.
* The use of an AC adaptor is recommended as the unit’s power consumption is relatively high. Should you
prefer to use batteries, please use the alkaline type.
* To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, always turn down the volume, and
turn off the power on all devices before making any connections.
*
Some connection cables contain resistors. When connection cables with resistors are used, the sound level may be
extremely low, or impossible to hear. For information on cable specifications, contact the manufacturer of the cable.
* If there are batteries in the unit while an AC adaptor is being used, normal operation will continue should
the line voltage be interrupted (power blackout or power cord disconnection).
* Once the connections have been completed (p. 9), turn on power to your various devices in the order
specified. By turning on devices in the wrong order, you risk causing malfunction and/or damage to
speakers and other devices.
When powering up:
When powering down:
Turn on the power to your guitar amp last.
Turn off the power to your guitar amp first.
* When operating on battery power only, the unit’s indicator will become dim when battery power gets too
low. Replace the battery as soon as possible.
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Operating the Unit
*
You can obtain a variety of different delay effects
by changing how the connections are made. For
more information, refer to “Setting the Output
Method”(p. 16).
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2. Select the mode
Use the MODE knob to select the mode to
be used.
* Operations vary according to the mode. Refer to
each operation.
3. Adjust the delay time
Adjust the delay time with the D.TIME
knob.
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1. Turn on the effect
After you have finished making the connec-
tions (p. 9), press the pedal switch to turn
4. Adjust the feedback level
Use the F.BACK knob to adjust the feedback
level (or how much the sound is repeated).
the effect on (the CHECK indicator lights red)
.
*
The DD-7 features a “seamless switching function”
whereby the delay sound decays gradually, even
after the effects are switched off.
* Oscillation may occur with certain input sounds,
or when the knob is set at certain positions.
5. Adjust the volume
* When in HOLD mode, the effect cannot be
switched on or off.
Adjust the volume level of the effect
sound with the E.LEVEL knob.
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Using the Tempo Delay
* When an optional external footswitch (the FS-
5U) is connected to the TEMPO/EXP jack, you
won't be able to enter TEMPO mode by
pressing the built-in pedal.
Tempo input allows you to set the delay time to
match the tempo of a song by repeatedly pressing
the pedal switch in time with the desired tempo.
You can also use this method to change the delay
time to any setting you like as you perform.
Using tempo input, the delay time can be set
within the range of 0.2–3.2 seconds.
3. Begin inputting the tempo
Press the pedal switch in time with the
song tempo (the CHECK indicator flashes red
and green).
*
With long delay, the maximum setting is 6.4 seconds.
* The timing with which you press the pedal is
converted to quarter-note beats.
Setting the Tempo Using the
Built-in Pedal
1. Select the mode
Use the MODE knob to select the mode to
be used.
* Tempo input cannot be used in HOLD mode.
4. Finish inputting the tempo
Hold down the pedal switch for at least
two seconds to complete the setting (the
CHECK indicator lights red).
* The tempo may become confused momentarily
when you go from Step 3 to Step 4.
2. Switch to TEMPO mode
Hold down the pedal switch for at least
two seconds (the CHECK indicator lights
green).
* Turning the D.TIME knob resets the delay time
to that indicated by the knob’s position.
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Using the Tempo Delay
2. Select the mode
Setting the Tempo Using an
External Footswitch
Connecting an optional footswitch (FS-5U) to
the TEMPO/EXP jack lets you set the tempo
delay by inputting the tempo.
Use the MODE knob to select the mode to
be used.
* Inputting the tempo is not possible in HOLD
mode.
* You can input the tempo with the external pedal
regardless of whether the effect is on or off.
3. Start inputting the tempo
Press the pedal switch in time with the
song’s tempo
1. Connect the FS-5U to the TEMPO/EXP
jack
(Effect off: CHECK indicator flashes red; effect
on: CHECK indicator flashes red and green).
* Use a connecting cord with a 1/4” phone plug.
* The timing with which you press the pedal is
converted to quarter-note beats.
* On the FS-5U, move the polarity switch toward
the jack.
* Tempo input using the built-in pedal is not
possible.
* Turning the D.TIME knob resets the delay time
to that indicated by the knob’s position.
* The FS-5L cannot be used.
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Using the Tempo Delay
The delay sound produced is as shown in the figure.
* The CHECK indicator flashes red in time with the interval with which you press the pedal.
Rhythm Used in
Pressing the Pedal
MODE: 3200 ms
MODE: 800 ms
MODE: 200 ms
MODE: 50 ms
MODE: MODULATE
ANALOG
REVERSE
* When the mode is MODULATE, ANALOG, or REVERSE, the effect at the position of the MODE knob
is applied to the delay sound.
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Using the HOLD (Overdubbing) Function
you recorded begins simultaneously (the
With the HOLD function, you can record up to
40 seconds of your performance, and then
have that content played back repeatedly. You
can also layer this as you perform something
else, then record these together (overdub).
You can keep the recorded content playing
continuously as backing and produce other
special effects.
CHECK indicator flashes green).
4. Overdubbing
Press the pedal switch during playback to
start overdubbing (The CHECK indicator
flashes orange).
5. When overdubbing is finished, play-
back starts
1. Select HOLD
Pressing the built-in pedal switch during
overdubbing stops overdubbing, and play-
back resumes (the CHECK indicator flashes
green).
Set the MODE knob to HOLD (the CHECK
indicator goes out).
2. Begin recording
Recording starts when you press the built-
in pedal switch (the CHECK indicator flashes
red).
6. Adjust the volume
Use the E.LEVEL knob to adjust the vol-
ume of the playback sound.
* The maximum recording time is 20 seconds for
stereo input or 40 seconds for monaural input.
* Recording continues even if you release the
built-in pedal switch.
3. When recording is finished, playback starts
Press the built-in pedal switch a second
time to stop recording. Playback of what
7. Finish playback
To stop playback, press the pedal twice.
* Press the pedal two times in succession, keeping
the interval between presses to one second or less.
* If a footswitch (FS-5U; optional) is connected to
the TEMPO/EXP jack, you can stop playback by
pressing the FS-5U.
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Setting the Output Method
With the DD-7, you can obtain a variety of different delay effects by changing how the connec-
tions are made.
Panning
This produces panning delay with A input and A/B output.
* The panning feature is not available in
HOLD mode.
B
A
A
Guitar Amplifier
DD-7
Guitar
Effect + Direct
This produces effect + direct output with B input and A/B output.
* A: effect, B: direct
B
A
B
* Switching off the effect outputs the
direct sound from A.
(Direct sound) (Effect sound)
Guitar Amplifier
DD-7
Guitar
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Setting the Output Method
Long
Normal Delay Long Delay
MODE
This produces long delay with A input and B output.
3200ms
800ms
800-3200 ms 1600-6400 ms
200-800 ms 400-1600 ms
200ms
50ms
50-200 ms
1-50 ms
100-400 ms
2-100 ms
B
HOLD
MOUDULATE
ANALOG
40 sec. *1
20-800 ms
20-800 ms
40 sec.
40-1600 ms
40-1600 ms
A
REVERSE 300-3200 ms 600-6400 ms
Guitar Amplifier
Guitar
DD-7
*1 In HOLD mode, the maximum
recording time is 20 seconds for stereo
input or 40 seconds for monaural input.
Stereo
This produces stereo delay with A/B input and A/B output.
Keyboard
B
A
B
A
Guitar Amplifier
Effector
Guitar
DD-7
(chorus, flanger etc.)
* You can select any of three types of stereo delay modes. For more information, refer to “Setting the Mode
for Stereo Delay”(p. 19).
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Setting the Output Method
Effect
This produces effect output with B input and A output.
B
A
DD-7
RETURN
SEND
INPUT
Guitar Amplifier
Guitar
* The direct sound is not output from A, regardless of whether the effect is on or off.
* Be sure to lower the output level of any device being connected.
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Setting the Mode for Stereo Delay
When using the DD-7 as a stereo delay, you
can choose among three different operation
modes. Each mode provides a different type
of stereo delay effect.
3. Select the stereo delay effect
Use the MODE knob to select the mode
for stereo delay.
3200ms: This is a completely indepen-
dent delay for A and B.
*
For detailed information on how to make the connec-
tions for stereo delay, refer to “Stereo”(p. 17).
800ms:
200ms:
This is panning delay.
This is a stereo delay that im-
parts spatial broadness to re-
verberant sound.
1. Make the connection to the INPUT-A
(MONO) jack and leave nothing con-
nected to the INPUT-B jack
4. Save the settings
2. Hold down the built-in pedal and insert
the plug to INPUT-B jack
Press the built-in pedal switch to make
the CHECK indicator rapidly flash in or-
ange and save the settings.
The setting mode for stereo delay is en-
abled, and the CHECK indicator lights in
orange.
After the settings have been saved, the
unit returns to normal operation.
* Never switch off the power while the CHECK
indicator is flashing rapidly.
* This setting is retained even while the power is
turned off.
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Control Using an Expression Pedal
Connecting an expression pedal (Roland EV-
5; optional) to the TEMPO/EXP jack enables
you to control the respective parameters of
the E.LEVEL, F.BACK, and D.TIME knobs.
* Use only the specified expression pedal (Roland
EV-5; optional). By connecting any other
expression pedals, you risk causing malfunction
and/or damage to the unit.
2. Make the settings for the parameters
Turn the E.LEVEL, F.BACK, and D.TIME
knobs to set the maximum values of the
ranges you want to control. If you don’t
want to control a particular parameter
with the expression pedal, set its value to
the “MIN” position.
* You can set only the maximum value of a
parameter range controlled using the expression
pedal. Setting the minimum value is not possible.
3. Save the parameters
Making the Settings for
Expression Pedal Functions
1. Hold down the built-in pedal and con-
Press the built-in pedal switch to make
the CHECK indicator rapidly flash in or-
ange and save the settings.
After the settings have been saved, the
unit returns to normal operation.
nect the expression pedal
The function-setting mode for the expres-
sion pedal is enabled and the CHECK in-
dicator lights in orange.
* The setting mode cannot be entered while
HOLD MODE is selected.
* Never switch off the power while the CHECK
indicator is flashing rapidly.
*
When connecting an expression pedal to the
TEMPO/EXP jack, set the minimum volume for the
* This setting is retained even while the power is
turned off.
connected expression pedal to the “MIN” position
.
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Attaching the Included Sticker
This device comes with a “mode sticker” and an “application sticker.”
Apply these to the DD-7 as shown in the figure.
Mode Sticker:
This allows you to check the function of each mode.
Application Sticker: This allows you to check the difference in functions according to the
input and output connections.
Application Sticker
Mode Sticker
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Changing the Battery
When the indicator goes dim or no longer
lights while the effect is on, it means that the
battery must be replaced.
1. Hold down the pedal and loosen the
thumbscrew, then open the pedal
upward.
* The pedal can be opened without detaching the
thumbscrew completely.
Replace the battery following the steps below.
*
The use of an AC adaptor is recommended as the
unit’s power consumption is relatively high. Should
you prefer to use a battery, please use the alkaline type.
2. Remove the old battery from the battery
housing, and remove the snap cord con-
nected to it.
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Thumbscrew
Pedal
3. Connect the snap cord to the new battery,
and place the battery inside the battery
housing.
* Be sure to carefully observe the battery’s polarity
(+ versus -).
Spring Base
Battery Snap
Cord
Coil Spring
Guide Bush
Hole
4. Slip the coil spring onto the spring base on the
back of the pedal, and then close the pedal.
* Carefully avoid getting the snap cord caught in
the pedal, coil spring, and battery housing.
Battery
Snap
Battery Housing
5. Finally, insert the thumbscrew into the
9V Battery
guide bush hole and fasten it securely.
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Troubleshooting
● Is the battery low or dead?
Power won’t come on / CHECK
indicator doesn’t light:
Replace with a new battery (p. 22).
* The battery that was supplied with the unit is
for temporary use, intended primarily for testing
the unit’s operation. For extended use, we
● Is the specified adaptor (PSA-series;
optional) properly connected?
suggest replacing this with an alkaline battery.
Check the connection once more (p. 9).
● Is the MODE knob set to HOLD?
In HOLD mode, the CHECK indicator is
normally off (the effect is off). This flashes
while the pedal is held down (HOLD).
The CHECK indicator lights for several
seconds immediately after the power is
turned on, then goes out.
* For details, refer to “Using the HOLD
(Overdubbing) Function”(p. 15).
* Never use any AC adaptor other than one
specified for use with the DD-7.
● Is the guitar connected properly to the
INPUT-A (MONO) or INPUT-B jack?
Check the connection once more (p. 9).
* The power will not turn on without a plug
connected to the INPUT-A (MONO) or
INPUT-B jack.
* The CHECK indicator shows whether the effect
is being applied or not, and is used to indicate
other effects. It does not indicate whether the
power to the device is on or not.
● Are you in TEMPO mode?
In TEMPO mode, the CHECK indicator
flashes alternately in red and green.
* For details, refer to “Using the Tempo Delay”(p.
12).
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Troubleshooting
● Is the battery low or dead?
No sound / Low volume:
Replace with a new battery (p. 22).
● Is your instrument properly connected
* The battery that was supplied with the unit is
for temporary use, intended primarily for testing
the unit’s operation. For extended use, we
to the DD-7?
Check the connection once more (p. 9).
With certain kinds of connections, the di-
rect sound won’t be output (p. 16).
suggest replacing this with an alkaline battery.
The CHECK indicator has gone dim:
●
Is the volume turned down on any guitar
amp or effects device you have connected?
● Is the specified adaptor (PSA-series;
optional) properly connected?
Check the settings of the connected device.
Check the connection once more (p. 9).
* Never use any AC adaptor other than one
● Could you be using a connection cable
specified for use with the DD-7.
that contains a resistor?
● Is the battery low or dead?
Use a connection cable that does not con-
tain a resistor.
When the indicator goes dim or no longer
lights while the effect is on, it means that
the battery must be replaced (p. 22).
● Do you have the E.LEVEL knob turned
to MAX in REVERSE mode?
* The battery that was supplied with the unit is
for temporary use, intended primarily for testing
the unit’s operation. For extended use, we
The direct sound is not output when the
E.LEVEL knob is set to MAX.
suggest replacing this with an alkaline battery.
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Troubleshooting
● Could the level of the sound being
Only direct sound is produced:
input be excessive?
● Is the guitar connected to the INPUT B
jack, and the amplifier connected to the
OUTPUT B jack?
With some guitars, distortion may be pro-
duced. Be careful of your guitar’s output
level.
Oscillation may occur with certain
F.BACK knob settings.
Check the connection once more (p. 16).
Sound is distorted:
● Is the battery low?
As the battery is drained, the CHECK in-
dicator dims, and the DD-7 may start to
function incorrectly. Replace with a new
battery (p. 22).
* The battery that was supplied with the unit is
for temporary use, intended primarily for testing
the unit’s operation. For extended use, we
suggest replacing it with an alkaline battery.
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Setting Samples
Solo Play
This sound is perfect for playing guitar solos.
Hard Riff Sound
This provides a delay sound that works well when
playing riffs with a hard distortion sound.
Modulate
Turning the E.LEVEL knob clockwise produces a
progressively deeper chorus effect.
Analog
This produces gradual changes in the reverberant sound.
When the D.TIME knob is set near the center posi-
tion, what is produced is equivalent to the maxi-
mum delay time obtained with the BOSS DM-2.
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Setting Samples
Reverse Playback Delay
This delay gives an effect somewhat similar to reverse
playback. It’s a sound that’s just a little out of the ordinary.
Room Ambience Sound
This delay simulates the sound that would be picked up
by an ambience mic located on a stand within the room.
Trick Sound
Doubling
This provides an effect similar to the sound of two
guitars layered together.
Employs repetitions of delayed sound to create an
oscillating sound. Unique effects can be obtained by
adjusting the D.TIME knob.
*
Care should be taken, since this effect tends to
increase the volume.
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Setting Memo
(
) (
)
)
(
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Specifications
DD-7: Digital Delay
Nominal Input Level ......................-20 dBu
Input Impedance.............................1 MΩ
Nominal Output Level...................-20 dBu
Output Impedance..........................1 kΩ
Recommended Load Impedance..10 kΩ or greater
Delay Time.......................................1 ms–6400 ms
* Values may vary according to the mode and connections.
Maximum Recording Time............40 seconds (in HOLD mode)
Controls ............................................Pedal switch, E.LEVEL knob, F.BACK knob, D.TIME knob,
MODE knob
Indicator ...........................................CHECK indicator
(Used for indication of TEMPO, HOLD, and to check battery)
Connectors .......................................INPUT-A (MONO) jack, INPUT-B jack,
OUTPUT-A (MONO) jack, OUTPUT-B jack,
TEMPO/EXP jack, AC adaptor jack (DC 9 V)
Power Supply ..................................DC 9 V: Dry battery 6F22 (9 V) type (carbon)/
Dry battery 6LR61 (9 V) type (alkaline),
AC Adaptor (PSA-series: optional)
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Specifications
Current Draw ..................................55 mA (DC 9 V)
* Expected battery life under continuous use:
Carbon: 1.5 hours, Alkaline: 6 hours
These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use.
Dimensions ......................................73 (W) x 129 (D) x 59 (H) mm
2-7/8 (W) x 5-1/8 (D) x 2-3/8 (H) inches
Weight ..............................................440 g / 1 lb (including battery)
Accessories.......................................Owner’s Manual
Mode Sticker, Application Sticker
Leaflet (“USING THE UNIT SAFELY,” “IMPORTANT NOTES,” and “Information”)
Dry battery/9 V type (6LR61)
* The battery that was supplied with the unit is for temporary
use-intended primarily for testing the unit’s operation.
We suggest replacing this with an alkaline dry cell.
Options .............................................AC adaptor (PSA-series)
Footswitch: FS-5U
Expression pedal: Roland EV-5
* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms
* In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject to
change without prior notice.
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For the USA
This product complies with the requirements of EMC Directive 2004/108/EC.
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This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
AVIS
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.
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