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    I know this has something to do with the Low end, but what is it? What does it do? What should the DIP switch settings be?

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    Thanks!

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    Are you sure it isn't an Allen Digital Reverb?

    . . . Jan

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    • #3
      I don't know - I'm new. I assumed since it is after the Low Pass Matrix it has something to do with that.

      Digital Reverb makes sense. How do you adjust it? What are the DIP settings?

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      • #4
        The DIP switches have something to do with reverb length, as I recall. The pots are marked and their function should be self-explanatory. Adjust to taste, but make sure the reverb is not being overloaded or you'll get digital distortion and clipping.
        John
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        • #5
          Hey, here's a crazy thought: drop a line to Allen in Macunge, PA!

          . . . Jan

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          • #6
            The DIP switches control the length of reverb and whether is front or back reverb. Changes do NOT take effect until the reverb tab has been cycled off/on. I don't have my manual handy, so I can't say which ones do what.

            The low pass filter prior to the reverb is to cut the highs from coming into the reverb unit. This matches what physically happens in an acoustic space, where highs are readily absorbed and reverb happens in the bass and midrange domains.

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            • #7
              Having a bad hair day Jan? You are very well educated in most all things organ and usually quite helpful. Please don't scare off the newbies. We need someone to take care of our charges after we're no longer here. Smile....Bill

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              • #8
                Search, what are you talking about?

                . . . Jan

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                • #9
                  I think that Search was perhaps implying that those of us that respond should have at least a small amount of information in our response beyond a simple reference to look elsewhere. He also acknowledged excellent responses in that vein from the past and the expectation of even more in the future. I thought it as tactful a "suggestion" as organ folk are capable of.
                  Roland Atelier AT-90s, AT-80s, AT-70, 30, and 15. Roland VR-760 combo
                  Yamaha S-90, Kurzweil PC-3x, Casio Privia PX-330, Roland E-80, G-70, BK-5, Leslie 760, 820
                  Moved on:
                  Allen 3MT/Hauptwerk, Technics GA1, Yamaha HX1, AR80, numerous Hammonds, including 2 M's, an L, 2 A-100's, XP-2, XM-1/1c, & an XK-3. Roland Atelier AT-30, 60r, 80, & 20r(2 units), and a slew of Leslies (147, 142, 760, 900, 330).
                  Korg Triton Le-61, Casio Privia PX-310 & 110, and Kurzweils: PC-2x, SP-88, Pro-III, K1000

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                  • #10
                    I fail to see how suggesting he contact the (still extant) builder of that organ can be construed to be scaring off the newbies.

                    If he was asking a question about a Wurlitzer feature, would I be criticized for suggesting he contact Morelock's?

                    . . . Jan

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                    • #11
                      Thanks Kurz, but I believe Jan is still in the prankster mode. That's ok, he'll be back with us soon.....I hope!

                      Anyway, if we could all solve our problems, or perhaps build the perfect instrument just by referring to the manufacturer, why would we need this forum? Or any of the many talented people who contribute here?

                      But, we can't....and we do. So, please purchase a ticket and hop back on the train with us. K?

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                      • #12
                        Solution

                        While others were nit-picking about things unrelated to my novice question, here is the information I was seeking.

                        Thank you to those of you who gave HELPFUL advise!
                        Attached Files

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                        • #13
                          Thanks tschnuckel, I too needed that ADR-4 page. And I'm sure I'd seen it elsewhere, but now I have it.
                          I'm so poor, my cats get free health care!

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                            Originally posted by tschnuckel View Post
                            While others were nit-picking about things unrelated to my novice question, here is the information I was seeking.

                            Thank you to those of you who gave HELPFUL advise!
                            Do you have the other pages available as well on this unit? (I see a faint image through the other sheet! )
                            Can't play an note but love all things "organ" Responsible for 2/10 Wurli pipe organ, Allen 3160(wife's), Allen LL324, Allen GW319EX, ADC4600, many others. E-organ shop to fund free organ lessons for kids.

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