Specifications

Part # 9310 0188 01 - A Model # MM-87
Public Speaking
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VanderPol Filter
#94.
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Small Plate Rev
#53
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This Quick-Start provides effects to help public speakers sound more clear and natural. The VanderPol filter helps bring out
the real-life sound of your voice, while the reverb offers a touch of ambience.
1. Turn the DP/2 inputs and outputs knobs down all the way (counter-clockwise).
2. Plug a microphone’s effect send from your mixer into the DP/2’s rear-panel Input 1 jack.
3. Connect cables from the DP/2’s back-panel Output 1 and 2 jacks to two inputs on your mixing console or stereo guitar
amplifier. If you’re going into a single-input mixer or amp, connect a cable from the DP/2’s Output 1 to that input.
4. While speaking into your microphone, turn the input 1 knob clockwise until the red peak LED just above it is flashing
occasionally.
5. Turn the outputs knob up until your mixer (or amp) is receiving the proper level from the DP/2.
6. Press the {EDIT} button, and then the {CONFIG} button.
7. Press the {<} button until the large red numbers read “00.”
8. Use the data entry knob to set the DP/2 to “1 Source Config.”
9. Press {>} once. Use the data entry knob to set the AB Input Select to “mono.”
10. Press {>} once. Set the AB Unit Routing to “parallel.”
11. Press {>} until “(b)ypass (k)ill” is displayed, and the letter following “A=“ is flashing. Dial in the letter “k” (if “k” isn’t already
displayed). Press {>} again to do the same for Unit B.
12. Press the {A} button. If its red LED is flashing, press it again. Press {<} until the red numbers are flashing. Use the data
entry knob to dial in #94., VanderPol Filter. (This will be the second #94 you encounter, and will have a small dot to the
right of the numeral.) In a moment, the “94.” will start flashing.
13. Press the {B} button. If its red LED is flashing, press it again. Press {<} until the red numbers are flashing. Dial in #53,
Small Plate Rev. In a moment, the “53” will begin to flash.
14. To save the set-up, press {CONFIG}. Press {WRITE}. Use the data entry knob to select a location in the DP/2’s
memory. Press {WRITE} again.
15. Name your set-up by using the {>} and {<} buttons to underline each character, and the data entry knob to dial in the
character you want. When you’re done, press {WRITE} again.
Tip: To customize either of the effects, press {EDIT}, the appropriate letter and {>} or {<} to select its
parameters; use the data entry knob to edit them. You can change the “Volume=“ parameter in an effect to adjust
how much of it you’ll hear. You can also press the {A} or {B} buttons to turn off either of the processors (its red
LED will flash). Press again to turn it back on (the red light will go out). Footswitches can accomplish the same
thing—see the “Using Foot Switches” Quick-Start for details.