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  • October 20, 2009 at 3:34 pm in reply to: Memory Toy trims #102456
    Diamond
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    Yes it is my first actually. That’s why I asked. ;) I played an Ibanez DML for years, but it broke down last week during rehearsal, so I ordered this one. Like I said, sounds awesome! I’ll see if I can make a clip or something. Thanks!

    October 20, 2009 at 3:20 pm in reply to: Memory Toy trims #102453
    Diamond
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    On the Memory Toy, there is a trim pot to adjust the modulation depth but not the modulation rate. The trim is labeled as TRIM8. There is an arrow pointing to TRIM8 with a bit of text on the PCB that says “Mod Depth.”

    Turn TRIM8 clockwise to decrease the modulation depth. You’ll need a small screwdriver to do this and may want to start without power connected first. Once you have a good grasp on turning TRIM8 then you can apply power and listen to how the Mod depth changes as you turn TRIM8.

    I recommend you do not touch any other trim pots unless you really know what you’re doing.

    Okay thanks for the response. I did not turn any trimpot. As I said, I liked the mod depth straight out of the box.

    What I want to know is: is it normal for the Memory Toy to have some added white noise to the repeats after about 10-11 o’clock or should I send it back?

    I really really like the sound of this delay pedal, but the noise can be annoying.

    October 19, 2009 at 3:16 pm in reply to: Memory Toy trims #102417
    Diamond
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    No, it’s always there. It’s like I have the delayed sound and besides the delayed sound there is also a whistling noise that comes with the delayed sound. So yeah, with every repeat. The noise is louder if the delay knob is turned up, but it is audible from about 10 o’clock. It gets annoying after 12 o’clock.

    October 19, 2009 at 1:15 pm in reply to: Memory Toy trims #102411
    Diamond
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    I like the modulation on my Memory Toy right out of the box. It’s not over the top / seasick as the clip I found on YouTube where the guy adjust it himself.

    However, I do get quite some of what I presume is clock noise on delays past about 40%. It’s a bright metalic whistle type sound that gets louder the more I turn up the delay knob. I read that on the Memory Man there is a trimpot you can turn to minimize the noise. Is there also one on the Memory Toy?

    Thanks for the reply and making this beautiful sounding delay pedal!!

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