TC Electronic Flashback Triple Delay User Manual

To update the firmware, first download the latest firmware file from the TC Electronic website. Connect the pedal to your computer via USB, and then follow the instructions provided in the downloaded firmware package to complete the update.
The Flashback Triple Delay can be powered using a 9V DC power supply with a minimum of 300mA. Ensure the power supply is center-negative, which is standard for most guitar pedals.
Yes, the Flashback Triple Delay has stereo input and output jacks, allowing you to integrate it into a stereo rig for enhanced spatial effects.
To reset the pedal to its factory settings, hold down the footswitch for the third delay while powering on the pedal. Keep holding until the LED indicators flash, indicating the reset is complete.
First, check all cable connections, ensuring that both input and output cables are securely connected. Verify that your power supply is working and that the pedal is powered on. If the issue persists, try using different cables or testing the pedal in isolation from other equipment.
After dialing in your desired delay settings, press and hold one of the footswitches until the LED blinks. This will store your settings to that switch for easy recall.
Humming noise can often be attributed to grounding issues or power supply interference. Ensure all equipment is properly grounded and try using an isolated power supply to eliminate noise.
Yes, the Flashback Triple Delay is compatible with TC Electronic's TonePrint technology. You can use the TonePrint app to beam custom delay profiles directly to your pedal.
Connect the pedal's output to your audio interface's input. Ensure your DAW is set to receive input from the correct audio interface channels. You may need to adjust the levels within your DAW for optimal sound.
Yes, you can connect an expression pedal to the Flashback Triple Delay to control parameters such as delay time or feedback. Make sure to calibrate the expression pedal according to the pedal's manual.