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Build Your Own Clone Armstrong Twin
 
Build Your Own Clone Armstrong Twin
 
==Controls==
 
==Controls==
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* Switch 1 - '''"Release"''': Compression release selector
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* Knob 1 - '''"Compressor Squish"''': Potentiometer increases the amount of compression
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* Knob 2 - '''"Function"''': Switches between the three modes, listed below:
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** Mode 1 - Orange Squeezer Compressor only
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** Mode 2 - Green Ringer Octave only
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** Mode 3 - Orange Squeezer and Green Ringer combined together
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* Footswitch 1 - '''"On/Off"''': This switch toggles the Armstrong Twin pedal on and off.
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The Compression Release is a three-way switch at the very top of the pedal that toggles the release of the Orange Squeezer Compressor envelope between Slow, Fast, and Medium.
  
 
==Bypass:True==
 
==Bypass:True==
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==Schematic==
 
==Schematic==
 
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[[File:BYOC_ArmstTwinSchematic.png|center|frame|<div style="text-align:right">&copy; Copyright 2007, BYOC LLC.</div>]]
  
 
==Artists==
 
==Artists==

Revision as of 08:04, 4 June 2018

Build Your Own Clone Armstrong Twin

Controls

  • Switch 1 - "Release": Compression release selector
  • Knob 1 - "Compressor Squish": Potentiometer increases the amount of compression
  • Knob 2 - "Function": Switches between the three modes, listed below:
    • Mode 1 - Orange Squeezer Compressor only
    • Mode 2 - Green Ringer Octave only
    • Mode 3 - Orange Squeezer and Green Ringer combined together
  • Footswitch 1 - "On/Off": This switch toggles the Armstrong Twin pedal on and off.

The Compression Release is a three-way switch at the very top of the pedal that toggles the release of the Orange Squeezer Compressor envelope between Slow, Fast, and Medium.

Bypass:True

The Armstrong Twin is True Bypass.

General Information

http://byocelectronics.com/atinstructions.pdf

Phase Inversion

Pedal Manual

Schematic

© Copyright 2007, BYOC LLC.

Artists

We are currently unaware of any artists actively using the pedal now, or who have in the past.


Additional Sources