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Old Blood Noise Endeavors Beam Splitter - OBN-BEAMSP

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Beam Splitter - OBN-BEAMSP

The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Beam Splitter is an automatic triple tracker distortion effects peda...

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The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Beam Splitter is designed for guitarists and sound designers looking to create expansive, layered textures with their instrument. Its key benefit is the ability to generate a massive, three-dimensional soundscape from a mono input. A potential caveat is the need for careful adjustment to prevent the sound from becoming muddy, as it significantly expands the signal. This guide will help you understand the Beam Splitter's features and how to best utilize them.

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Model Part NumberOBN-BEAMSP
BrandOld Blood Noise Endeavors

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FAQs

What type of power supply does the Beam Splitter require?

It requires a 9V DC center-negative power supply.

Can I use the Beam Splitter with other effects pedals?

Yes, it is designed to be used with other effects pedals. Place it in the signal chain as needed.

How do I create a stereo effect?

Use the split outputs to connect to two separate amplifiers or to the stereo inputs on your mixer or recording interface.

What is the purpose of the time delay?

The time delay creates a spatial effect, adding width and depth to the sound. It can be used to create lush, atmospheric textures.

How do I maintain the pedal?

Keep the pedal clean and dry. Use a dry cloth to wipe it down. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity.

What if my sound is too distorted?

Adjust the overdrive settings on the pedal. Lowering the gain on each of the three voicings can help achieve a cleaner sound.

Troubleshooting

No sound or weak signal.

Check all cable connections, power supply, and ensure the pedal is engaged. Verify the input signal is strong enough.

Sound is muddy or unclear.

Reduce the gain on the overdrive settings. Experiment with the time delay controls to find the right balance.

The pedal is not turning on.

Check the power supply and ensure it is functioning correctly. Try a different power supply to rule out any issues with the original one.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Creates a huge, immersive soundscape.
  • Offers versatile sound-shaping options through its three distinct overdrive voicings.
  • Provides spatial effects via time-delayed channels.
  • Maintains clarity, even with complex layering.
  • Easy to integrate into existing pedalboards.

Cons

  • Requires careful adjustment of settings to prevent a muddy sound.
  • May be too complex for users seeking simple distortion.
  • Mono input only, limiting stereo applications without additional gear.
  • The vastness of the sound may be overwhelming for some users.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Connections: Connect your instrument to the input, and the outputs to your amplifier(s) or recording interface. Use standard 1/4" instrument cables.
  2. Power: The Beam Splitter requires a 9V DC power supply (center negative). Ensure the power supply matches the pedal's requirements to avoid damage.
  3. Placement: Place the pedal in your signal chain as desired. Experiment to determine the optimal placement for your desired sound.
  4. Compatibility: This pedal is compatible with most electric guitars and basses, along with effects and amplifiers.
  5. Care: Keep the pedal clean and dry. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity. Wipe with a dry cloth to clean. Avoid liquids.
  6. Outputs: The Beam Splitter has outputs for a stereo effect or for three separate signals. Experiment with configurations depending on your signal needs.

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