KRAMA-3+, Blender with loop control (parallel/series) & stacking order control

3 Loop Blender with parallel/series control and stacking order control

Specifications in brief:

▹ 3 independent loops A, B, C
▹ Dry blend. (Dry signal can be muted)
▹ Phase reverse for each loop.
▹ 4 footswitches for muting A, B, C, Dry.
▹ Parallel/Series selection for loops A,B and B,C
▹ Stacking order selection for loops A,B when in series.

▹ Standard TS jacks (6.35mm, 1/4")
▹ Input impedance: 2MΩ (In, Return)
▹ Output impedance: 100Ω (Out, Send)
▹ Power Supply: 9V. Polarity: Center Negative,  [internal module converts 9V to dual rail (-15, 0, +15)]
▹ Current draw: 100mA
▹ Enclosure dimensions: 188 x 120 x 56 mm (7.40 x 4.72 x 2.2 in.)
▹ Weight: ~800gr 

---- General details ----

KRAMA-3+ gives you the ability to split your signal, route it through three separate loops (A,B,C) and blend them all together with your dry signal. The dry volume and the volume of each loop can be controled independently through the pots A, B, C, DRY.
Three phase reverse switches ensure that you will overcome any case of phase cancelation during the blending process when using pedals that reverse the phase. The phase reversal is applied after the signal enters the RETURN jacks.
>>> In this plus “+” version a set of loop controls have been added to increase functionality and they are all explained below. The extra controls allow you to choose the way the loops are palced (parallel, series) and the stacking order of the first two (A>B, B>A).

 

--- Details about the Loop controls (parallel/series) & Stacking order control ---

• Toggle switch AB sets the loops A,B in parallel “//” or in series “--”.
• When you select to place the A,B loops in series the next toggle switch on the right gives you the option to select their stacking order (A>B, B>A). This switch is inactive when the A,B loops are in parallel.
• Toggle switch BC sets the loops B,C in parallel “//” or in series “--”.
  

 

--- Details about various switch position combinations: 

▻ KRAMA-3 (simple version)

 ▻ Tri-Parallel Stereo Blender

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Nomenclature:
KRAMA (Ancient Greek: Κρᾶμα) is the result of mixing two or more metals or other materials producing a somehow homogeneous mixture.