EFFECTS
ROTATING SPEAKER EFFECT
ROTARY: Fast rotary speaker simulator creates the classic, lush Doppler effect of an organ's spinning horn. Effective
on guitars, vocals, keyboards and other instruments.
REVERB EFFECTS
HALL 1: A large, bright concert hall reverberation effect suitable for vocals and instruments.
HALL 2: A large, warm concert hall reverberation effect suitable for drums, piano and other instruments.
ROOM 1: A medium-sized, moderately bright reflective room reverberation effect suitable for vocals, lead guitars and
other instruments.
ROOM 2: A small, very reflective bright room reverberation effect suitable for drums and percussion as well as
electric guitars and other instruments.
ROOM 3: A large, warm room reverberation effect suitable for acoustic instruments.
PLATE 1: A lush, smooth vocal plate reverb with a long decay time and warm tonality.
PLATE 2: An emulation of vintage plate reverb with bright, slightly tinny tonality and a medium-length decay.
PLATE 3: A short, bright plate reverb effective for creating subtle spaces.
MODULATION EFFECTS
CHORUS: A complex, 6-voice chorus ensemble effect with short delays often referred to as a "Chorus / Doubler".
Discrete stereo signal path. Slow and watery.
FLANGE: Classic stereo flange: a slow, slightly metallic sweep with a discrete stereo signal path.
DELAY EFFECTS
DELAY 1: A simple slap-back echo with no feedback particularly effective on vocals and rhythm guitars.
DELAY 2: Medium-length poly-rhythmic delay with crossover feedback. 3 to 4 ratio between L and R delay times
(291 to 388ms) for 3/4 vs. 4/4 feel. Useful for solo instruments where a long, trailing echo effect is desired.
MULTI EFFECTS
CHORUS – ROOM 1: Room reverb into a slow flanging modulation creates a spacey effect.
CHORUS – ROOM 2: Fast modulation provides a dramatic chorus effect in a small room for a very lush chorus +
reverb sound with a discrete stereo signal path.
BYPASS: Bypasses the effects processor – no effects will be heard.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Use this troubleshooting guide if the sound is distorted at high volumes.
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Input is "clipping" (distorting): Try lowering the input gain or the volume control on your sound source or
music instrument.
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Output is "clipping" (distorting): Lower the main volume level.
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There is too much bass: Try adjusting the tone or EQ control on your sound source to lower the bass level.
This will allow you to play the music louder before "clipping" (distortion) occurs.
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The link cable: is being plugged into the instrument or MIC input instead of the RCA line input.
Important: With all large speakers, an initial "break-in" period is needed to perform at optimal levels. To properly
"break in" your MOBILE DJ, play an audio source at medium volume for a few hours.
SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage: AC 100–120V / 60Hz, 220–240V / 50Hz
Input Wattage: 50W
Output Wattage: 22W (Peak)
Frequency Response (±3dB): 77Hz–20kHz
Time required to fully charge the MOBILE DJ: under 4 hours
Battery life: Over 12 hours* when fully charged.
* Note: Battery life may vary based on temperature, age, and volume usage of product.
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