SONICAKE Warped Dimension Modulation Guitar Effects Pedal User Manual

1. Mawu Oyamba

The SONICAKE Warped Dimension is a versatile modulation guitar effects pedal designed to offer a range of high-quality modulation effects. This pedal combines four classic modulation modes: Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Tremolo, providing diverse tonal options for any musical style. It features a dedicated Tap Tempo function for real-time rate control and a specially designed buffer bypass circuit to maintain signal integrity.

Figure 1: SONICAKE Warped Dimension Modulation Guitar Effects Pedal

2. Zofunika Kwambiri

• 4-in-1 Modulation: Integrates Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Tremolo effects into a single pedal.
• Nyimbo Zachikale: Reproduces legendary modulation effects.
• Dinani Tempo: Independent footswitch for real-time rate control.
• Buffer Bypass: Maintains pristine sound quality when the effect is disengaged.
• Zomangamanga Zolimba: Housed in an aluminum-alloy casing for lightweight durability.

3. Ulamuliro ndi Ntchito

Chithunzi 2: Kuthaview of Pedal Controls

1. Chogwirizira Chosankha Ma Mode: Rotates to select one of the four modulation effects: Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, or Tremolo.
2. Kulowetsa kwa DC 9V: Connects to a 9V DC center-negative power supply (not included).
3. Lowetsani Jack: 1/4-inch audio input for your guitar or other instrument.
4. Mbali Knob: Adjusts the overall output volume of the effect.
5. Tone Knob: Controls the tone or brightness of the modulated signal.
6. Kuzama Kwambiri: Adjusts the intensity or depth of the selected modulation effect.
7. Rate Knob: Controls the speed of the selected modulation effect. This knob is overridden by the Tap Tempo function when active.
8. Linanena bungwe Jack: 1/4-inch audio output to your amplifier or next pedal in the chain.
9. ON/OFF Footswitch: Engages or disengages the effect. The LED indicates the effect status (on/off).
10. TAP Footswitch: Used for Tap Tempo. Tap this footswitch two or more times to set the rate of the modulation effect. The LED will blink to indicate the set tempo.

4. Kukhazikitsa

To set up your SONICAKE Warped Dimension pedal, follow these steps:

1. Kulumikiza Mphamvu: Connect a standard 9V DC center-negative power supply (5.5x2.1mm connector) to the DC 9V input jack (2). Ensure the power supply meets the specified voltagzofunikira za e ndi polarity.
2. Kulumikiza Chida: Connect your guitar or other instrument to the Input Jack (3) using a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable.
3. Kulumikiza kwa zotuluka: Connect the Output Jack (8) to your amplifier or the next pedal in your signal chain using a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable.
4. Yatsani: Once all connections are secure, apply power to the pedal. The ON/OFF LED (9) will illuminate when the pedal is active.

Figure 3: DC 9V Center Negative Power Connection

5. Njira Zochitira

The pedal offers four distinct modulation modes, selectable via the Mode Selector Knob (1):

• Korasi: Produces a rich, shimmering effect by slightly detuning and delaying the original signal.
• Flanger: Creates a sweeping, jet-like sound by mixing a delayed, phase-shifted signal with the original.
• Phaser: Generates a swirling, psychedelic effect by creating phase shifts in the signal.
• Tremolo: Modulates the volume of the signal, creating a pulsating effect.

Figure 4: Modulation Mode Selection

Dinani Ntchito ya Tempo

The Tap Tempo function allows you to set the modulation rate in real-time:

1. Engage the desired modulation effect using the ON/OFF Footswitch (9).
2. Tap the TAP Footswitch (10) two or more times in rhythm with your desired tempo. The LED on the TAP footswitch will blink to indicate the set rate.
3. The Rate Knob (7) will be overridden by the Tap Tempo setting until the pedal is powered off or the rate is manually adjusted again.

Figure 5: Tap Tempo Footswitch

6. Kusamalira

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your pedal:

• Keep the pedal clean and free from dust. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning.
• Pewani kuika pedal pamalo otentha kwambiri, chinyezi, kapena dzuwa lachindunji.
• Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the pedal yourself, as this may void the warranty.
• Always use the correct power supply (9V DC center-negative) to prevent damage.

7. Mavuto

• Palibe Phokoso: Chongani maulumikizidwe onse a chingwe (chipangizo, amplifier, power). Ensure the power supply is correctly connected and functioning. Verify the pedal is engaged (LED on).
• Phokoso Lofooka Kapena Lopotoka: Check instrument and amplifier volume levels. Ensure the Level knob on the pedal is not set too low or too high. Test with different cables.
• Zotsatira Sizikukopa: Confirm the power supply is connected and providing power. Press the ON/OFF footswitch firmly.
• Modulation Rate Issues: If using Tap Tempo, ensure you have tapped the footswitch at least twice. If not using Tap Tempo, adjust the Rate knob (7).

8. Zofotokozera

• Nambala Yachitsanzo: Mtengo wa QDS
• Kulemera kwa chinthu: 12.7 ounces (360 magalamu)
• Makulidwe a Zamalonda: 4.88 x 3.54 x 2.16 mainchesi
• Mtundu Wolumikizira: 5.5×2.1mm center negative power connector
• Chiyankhulo cha Hardware: 1/4-inch Audio
• Mtundu wa Signal: Analogi
• Gwero la Mphamvu: Corded Electric
• Voltage: 9 volts

9. Mavidiyo Ogulitsa

Watch these official product videos for demonstrations and further information:

10. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official SONICAKE webmalo. Sungani umboni wanu wogula pazolinga zilizonse za chitsimikizo.