TC Electronic Flashback 2 Delay User Manual
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To update the firmware, download the latest firmware file from the TC Electronic website. Connect your Flashback 2 to your computer via USB, and use the TonePrint app to install the update by following the on-screen instructions.
Download the TonePrint app on your smartphone or computer. Connect your Flashback 2 via USB or use the app to beam TonePrints directly to your pedal through your guitar's pickups. Follow the app's instructions to select and apply TonePrints.
The Flashback 2 requires a 9V DC power supply. It is recommended to use a power supply with at least 100mA current output and a center-negative plug.
To factory reset the Flashback 2, hold down the footswitch while powering on the pedal. Continue holding until the LED flashes, indicating that the reset is complete.
Yes, the Flashback 2 offers both true bypass and buffered bypass modes. You can toggle between these by following the instructions in the manual to access the DIP switch settings inside the pedal.
To create a custom delay, use the TonePrint editor on your computer. Connect the Flashback 2 via USB, open the editor, and adjust the parameters to your liking. Save your settings to a TonePrint slot on the pedal.
Ensure that the pedal is properly powered and that all cables are correctly connected. Check if the mix knob is set to an audible level and that the bypass mode is set correctly for your setup.
To use Tap Tempo, press and hold the footswitch until the LED starts blinking. Tap the footswitch in time with your desired tempo. Release the footswitch to set the delay time.
The MASH footswitch is a pressure-sensitive controller that allows real-time modulation of effect parameters. It can be assigned to control various parameters such as delay feedback or modulation depth, adding expressive control to your playing.
Connect the Flashback 2 to your amplifier’s effects loop by running a cable from the amp’s send jack to the pedal’s input, and another cable from the pedal’s output to the amp’s return jack.