TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO Quick Start Guide

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Year 2021
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TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO Specification

The TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO is a versatile effects unit designed to deliver rich, dynamic vibrato tones for guitarists and musicians seeking to enhance their sound. This compact pedal offers a robust array of features that make it an attractive choice for both studio recordings and live performances. Central to the SHAKER VIBRATO is its advanced vibrato engine, which produces classic, lush vibrato effects with high fidelity. The pedal features a high-quality true bypass to ensure an unaltered signal path when the effect is not engaged, preserving the integrity of the original tone.

The SHAKER VIBRATO is equipped with intuitive controls that allow for precise manipulation of the effect's parameters. Users can adjust the speed, depth, and rise-time to tailor the vibrato to their specific needs. A unique TonePrint functionality provides further versatility, allowing users to upload custom vibrato settings via USB, giving access to a wide range of artist-created sounds and experimental tones. Additionally, the pedal supports a latch or momentary operation mode, enabling musicians to apply vibrato effects dynamically during performance.

Constructed with a rugged, road-ready enclosure, the SHAKER VIBRATO is designed to withstand the demands of frequent use. Its compact form factor ensures it fits easily into any pedalboard setup. Power is supplied via a standard 9V DC adapter, making it compatible with most power supplies. The unit's LED indicator provides clear visibility of the pedal's status, ensuring ease of use in various lighting conditions. Overall, the TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO offers a comprehensive solution for creating expressive vibrato effects, appealing to both traditional players and those seeking innovative soundscapes.

TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO F.A.Q.

How do I power the TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO Effects Unit?

The TC Electronic SHAKER VIBRATO can be powered using a 9V DC power supply or a 9V battery. Ensure that the power supply provides at least 100mA of current.

What are the key features of the SHAKER VIBRATO pedal?

The SHAKER VIBRATO features include TonePrint technology, allowing customized vibrato effects, a speed knob for adjusting effect speed, and depth control for intensity adjustment. It also has a true bypass to maintain signal integrity.

How can I connect the SHAKER VIBRATO to my guitar setup?

Connect your guitar to the input jack of the SHAKER VIBRATO using a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable, and connect the output jack to your amplifier or the next pedal in your signal chain.

What should I do if the pedal is not producing any sound?

Check if the pedal is powered correctly and ensure the cables are securely connected. Verify that the output level of your guitar and amplifier are set appropriately, and try using different cables to rule out cable issues.

Can the SHAKER VIBRATO be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the SHAKER VIBRATO can be used with a bass guitar. Adjust the speed and depth settings to suit the lower frequency range of the bass.

How do I upload new TonePrints to the SHAKER VIBRATO?

Download the TonePrint app on your smartphone, select a TonePrint, and hold your phone’s speaker close to your guitar pickup. Follow the app's instructions to beam the TonePrint to the pedal.

What maintenance is required for the SHAKER VIBRATO pedal?

Regularly check and replace the battery if using one, clean the exterior with a soft, dry cloth, and ensure that all jacks and switches are free from dust and debris for optimal performance.

Is there a way to preserve my original signal when the pedal is off?

Yes, the SHAKER VIBRATO features true bypass, which ensures that your original signal remains unaffected when the pedal is turned off.

How can I achieve a subtle vibrato effect with the SHAKER VIBRATO?

To achieve a subtle vibrato, set the speed and depth knobs to lower settings. This will create a gentle modulation effect. Experiment with different settings to find the desired subtlety.

What should I do if the pedal's LED indicator is not lighting up?

Check if the pedal has a sufficient power supply. If using a battery, try replacing it. Ensure the input cable is connected, as the pedal powers on when a cable is inserted into the input jack.