BEHRINGER RV600 - Manual
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REVERB MACHINE RV600
Thank you for showing your confidence in us by purchasing the BEHRINGER REVERB MACHINE
RV600. This ultimate effects pedal is specifically designed to deliver 24-bit, high-resolution stereo
reverbs comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors. Thanks to its 11 well-known modes and the
extensive parameter control that allow for maximum creativity, you’ll have plenty of great sounds at
your disposal for every situation.
1. CONTROLS
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The TONE control allows you to shape your overall sound.
The MIX control determines the amount of reverb added to the signal.
The DECAY control determines how quickly the reverb fades. In ECHO mode, it determines the
amount of signal feedback.
The blue ON/BATT LED illuminates when the effect is activated. It also serves as a battery
level indicator.
The TIME control determines the pre-delay time, that is, the delay time between the original dry
sound and the actual, audible reverb effect. In SPACE mode, it determines the harmonic
density of the signal.
This control lets you choose one of the eleven reverb type effects:
ECHO: Very fat echo with reverb.
TILE: Emulates the acoustics of a tiled room with bright early reflections, like a bathroom.
CAVE: Deep and large echo, like being inside a cave.
SPACE: Ambiental, lush reverb with a dense, harmonized, octave-shifted content.
DUCKNG: Hall reverb with a ducking effect. The reverb “ducks” under your instrument’s signal
while you are playing to avoid clouding your sound, and reemerges when you stop, adding a rich
and smooth tail to it.
HALL: Bright and open reverb that simulates the reflections of a concert hall.
CHMBR: Emulates the highly reflective acoustics of a typical reverb chamber.
ROOM: Clear and natural acoustics of a room.
PLATE: Metallic, resonant sound of a plate reverb.
SPRING: Simulates the distinct and beloved sound of a spring reverb.
‘63 SP: Emulates the classic sound of a 1963 guitar combo spring reverb.
With the TRAILS switch turned on, the reverb will smoothly fade away once you bypass the
effect instead of simply being cut off.
Use the two 1/4" TS connectors IN A and IN B to plug in a stereo input signal. For mono signals
connect to IN A.
The two 1/4" TS connectors OUT A and OUT B send the signal to your amp. Use both outputs to
achieve a full stereo effect. For mono use, connect to OUT A.
Use the footswitch to activate/deactivate the effect.
Use the DC IN connection to plug in a 9 V power supply (not included).
The BATTERY COMPARTMENT is located underneath the pedal cover. To install or replace the 9 V
battery (not included), press the hinges with a ballpoint pen and remove the pedal cover. Be careful
not to scratch the unit.
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