User Manual
DOD
10653 River Front Parkway
South Jordan, UT 84095
USA
801-566-8800
Rev A - 2/16
SPECIFICATIONS:
Input 1/4” TS Unbalanced - 500 kΩ
Output 1/4” TS Unbalanced - 1 kΩ
Current Draw 4 mA
Bypass True Bypass
Power 9VDC alkaline battery (not included)
HARMAN PS0913DC power adapter (optional)
Warranty 1 Year
gain and attack characteristics become less-responsive to volume changes and more
aggressive fuzz tones are available - All the way up to strange sputtering synthy horn-
like tones.
In most uses the Carcosa’s HI-CUT control will rarely go above noon, the rest of the HI-
CUT travel is meant to make up for loss of attack and the extreme sag caused by higher
bias (AFTER) settings.
A nal general rule is that we have found that adjusting the BEFORE and AFTER controls
in opposite directions can yield a wide array of immediately controllable tones. For
example if you set the BEFORE control @ 3:00, set the AFTER control @ 9:00, or vice
versa. But don’t be afraid to experiment, some fantastically horric sounds can be
found in the extremes
Most guitarists/bassists will favor placing the Carcosa at the beginning of their chain of
eects, so start with that placement.
A typical eects signal chain will consist of Distortion and Fuzz eects rst then
Modulation eects (Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, etc...) next and then nally Time
based eects (Delay and Reverb).
Placing the Carcosa toward the front of your chain or eects will preserve the vibe no
matter the pedal combination that follows. That being said you may wish to experiment
with dierent eect placements.