User manual SABINE RT-7000

[. . . ] Sabine Professional Rack Tuner Operating Guide Quick Setup Directions 1. Power on the Sabine RT-7000 or RT-7100 Rack Tuner. Plug your instrument into one of the ¼-inch input connectors. Pluck the string you wish to tune--the nearest note will be displayed in the Note LED display and the distance to in-tune (in relation to that note) will be shown by the number of Flat or Sharp LEDs lit. [. . . ] The front panel Flat Tune Steps scale shows the number of steps or tones below standard tuning. NOTE The RT-7100 display has dedicated LEDs OTE: that show Flat Tune status. The Flat Tune LED for the current setting will always be lit. The "0" LED signifies standard tuning; each position to the left of zero represents ½ tone down from standard tuning. Press the Flat Tune Button once to move the status light one LED to the left. For example, to flat tune your guitar down two half tones, tap the Flat Tune Button twice. The Flat Tune Button will light and the Flat Tune LED will move two positions to the left. Tapping the front panel's Strobe Button toggles the display mode between Standard and Strobe mode. Standard Mode: (resembles a bar graph) Up to 8 sharp or flat LEDs will light up to indicate the degree of sharpness or flatness in cents. As the played note gets closer to the note indicated by the Note LED the corresponding sharp or flat LEDs will LED, dim and turn off one by one until the green "in tune" LED lights. Mode: Strobe Mode: LEDs strobe left to indicate flat, right to indicate sharp. Strobe speed is a function of the distance the played note is from being in tune. A pitch far from the closest note (as indicated by the Note LED will strobe quickly. As the LED) played note gets closer to the note indicated by the Note LED LED, the strobe effect will slow down and eventually stop for in tune. NOTE: NOTE As in all strobe tuners, it can be difficult to get the strobe effect to stop completely. This is due to the extreme accuracy of the strobe tuner and the fluctuation in string vibration frequency as it varies from "first plucked" to sustained note. Use the Front Panel Calibrate Butt o n to tune your instrument to a pitch basis other than A = 440 Hz. NOTE: NOTE The RT-7100 display has dedicated LEDs that show calibration status. The Calibration LED for the current setting will always be lit. Press the Calibrate Button once to move the status light one LED to the right (past 445 Hz, the LED will cycle to 435 Hz). For example, if you wish to recalibrate the tuner from standard A = 440 Hz to A = 442 Hz, tap the Calibrate Button twice. The Calibrate Button and the Calibration LED above 442 Hz will remain lit while the tuner is calibrated to A = 442 Hz. [. . . ] Blend the perfect mix, from 60s fuzz tone to end-of-themillennium bombast. Carve out a heaping scoop of midrange while leaving a sparkling top and a thunderous bottom--or leave the mids intact and tweak the treble. You'll love the buzz from this fuzz! Fuzz and Distortion in one pedal Two tone controls for optimal sonic contouring Broad range of sound, from light crunch to thick metal distortion NexFX StereoChorus (NEX-5300) The greatest event in the history of swirl since chocolate met vanilla in a Kansas twister. Lush swirling choruses with control for Depth, Speed, Wet/Dry Mix (no, not for your dog), Tone, and Sabine's unique Stereo Auto-Pan. [. . . ]