KORG DRV-2000 Program Chart

KORG DRV-2000 manual cover
Pages 32
Year 1987
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KORG DRV-2000 Specification

The KORG DRV-2000 is a versatile digital reverb processor renowned for its high-quality sound and advanced features, catering to both studio and live sound applications. It operates on a 16-bit digital signal processor ensuring clarity and precision in audio output. The DRV-2000 offers a wide range of reverb types, including hall, room, plate, and gated, allowing users to tailor the reverb effect to their specific needs. This unit supports a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, maintaining audio integrity across the full spectrum.

Equipped with extensive programmability, the DRV-2000 allows users to store up to 100 user-defined programs, providing flexibility and ease of use for quick recall during performances or recording sessions. The device features a user-friendly interface with a clear LED display and intuitive controls, simplifying the editing and selection of reverb parameters. Input and output configurations include both balanced and unbalanced connections, ensuring compatibility with a variety of audio equipment.

The DRV-2000 is also MIDI compatible, enabling seamless integration into MIDI-based setups for synchronized effects control. The inclusion of dynamic modulation capabilities further enhances the creative potential of this unit, allowing for real-time control over reverb parameters. Additionally, the unit is built with robust construction, ensuring durability for both studio and live environments. Overall, the KORG DRV-2000 is a powerful tool for musicians and audio engineers seeking high-quality reverb processing with extensive customization options.

KORG DRV-2000 F.A.Q.

How do I perform a factory reset on the KORG DRV-2000?

To perform a factory reset on the KORG DRV-2000, press and hold the 'Store' button while turning on the unit. This will reset all settings to their factory defaults.

What are the basic steps to connect the DRV-2000 to a mixing console?

To connect the DRV-2000 to a mixing console, use standard 1/4-inch audio cables. Connect the DRV-2000's output to the console's effect return or line input, and the console's aux send to the DRV-2000's input.

How can I troubleshoot if there is no sound output from the DRV-2000?

Check all cable connections first. Ensure that the DRV-2000 is powered on and that the input/output levels are set appropriately. Also, verify that the correct input source is selected on the device.

Can I use the DRV-2000 with a guitar or keyboard?

Yes, the DRV-2000 can be used with both guitars and keyboards. Connect your instrument to the input and adjust the input level to suit your instrument's output level.

What maintenance is required for the KORG DRV-2000?

Regularly check the unit for dust and dirt, and clean it with a dry cloth. Ensure all connections are secure and check for any signs of wear or damage on cables and connectors.

How do I save a custom effect setting on the DRV-2000?

After adjusting the desired parameters, press the 'Store' button. Use the rotary control to select a memory location, then press 'Store' again to save the custom effect.

What should I do if the DRV-2000 displays an error message?

Refer to the user manual for specific error codes. Generally, powering off the unit and turning it back on can resolve temporary issues. If the problem persists, consult KORG support.

Is there a way to update the DRV-2000 firmware?

The KORG DRV-2000 does not support firmware updates due to its hardware design. All features are fixed as per the original specifications.

How can I improve the sound quality of effects on the DRV-2000?

Experiment with different preset settings and adjust the mix balance between dry and wet signals. Also, ensure that the DRV-2000 input levels are optimized for the best signal-to-noise ratio.

What should I check if the DRV-2000 effects sound distorted?

Check the input gain settings to ensure they are not too high, causing distortion. Also, verify that the output levels are not set too high. Adjust as needed to reduce distortion.