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– QUICK START GUIDE –
This Quick Start Guide will help you get started using your Ravish Sitar
immediately. For detailed information on all of the Ravish Sitar's features and
functions, please refer to the rest of this owner’s manual.
Setup
1. Using an unbalanced instrument cable, plug the output of your instrument
into the INPUT jack on the right side of the Ravish.
2. Connect an unbalanced instrument cable from the MAIN OUT jack on the
left side of the Ravish to the input jack of an amplifier.
3. Connect the included AC Adaptor to a wall outlet and plug its barrel
connector into the 9V power jack at the top of the Ravish.
4. Turn on the amplifier and turn up your instrument’s volume. Press the
BYPASS footswitch so that the STATUS LED is lit; the Ravish is now
activated.
A. Preset Settings
Press and release the PRESET footswitch to cycle through the Ravish’s
preset settings. Each factory preset has been carefully prepared to utilize
the deep sonic capabilities of the Ravish. You may overwrite the factory
presets with your own sound creations whenever you like.
B. Manual Settings
1. To begin, turn the Ravish’s knobs to the following positions:
DRY LEVEL:
2 o’clock
LEAD LEVEL:
12 o’clock
SYMPATHETIC LEVEL:
12 o’clock
LEAD TIMBRE:
3 o’clock
SYMPATHETIC TIMBRE:
11 o’clock
2. Ensure the green PRESET LED (under left segment display) is off. If it is
on, turn the white MODE/PRESET knob clockwise until the PRESET LED
shuts off. This action deactivates the currently loaded preset.
3. Press and release the MODE/PRESET knob to cycle into KEY mode. This is
denoted by the KEY LED being lit as well as a dot in the bottom-right
corner of the right segment display. Rotate the MODE/PRESET knob until E
MAJOR (or any key you like) is selected.
4. Press the MODE/PRESET knob to cycle to the DECAY control. This is
denoted by the DCY LED being lit. The right segment will display a number
between 0 and 9. Select 3 for a short decay resembling that of an actual
sitar.
5. Press the MODE/PRESET knob to cycle to the MODULATION control. Select
a value between 1 and 3 for a nice, slow modulation or 0 for no
modulation.