I have a Dynacord CLS222 incoming, two questions.
1. It has no footswitch. The original footswitch was a two-button affair:
I'm no EE, but it seems that looking at the schematic:
It seems that I could build a footswitch in a Hammond die-cast enclosure with two SPST footswitches wired to a TRS 1/4" plug. Tip to one terminal on one SPST for the chorale/tremolo speeds, ring to one terminal on the other SPST for rotors on/off. Correct? If so, what do I do with the other terminal on each SPST? Does each of these go to the sleeve of the TRS plug?
2. I notice that the input is probably for instruments (50k ohm input impedance):
I want to send signals out of my Neotek to this unit and returning back to the Neotek 2-buss. The Neotek out is obviously line level with lower impedance (don't know how much but I'm guessing it's lower, not sure if it's 10x lower which is my vague recollection for bridging?). Question is: can I use this unit with my Neotek (and other studio equipment) with no ill effects or is it really just for musical instrument use?
Cheers,
Chris
1. It has no footswitch. The original footswitch was a two-button affair:
I'm no EE, but it seems that looking at the schematic:
It seems that I could build a footswitch in a Hammond die-cast enclosure with two SPST footswitches wired to a TRS 1/4" plug. Tip to one terminal on one SPST for the chorale/tremolo speeds, ring to one terminal on the other SPST for rotors on/off. Correct? If so, what do I do with the other terminal on each SPST? Does each of these go to the sleeve of the TRS plug?
2. I notice that the input is probably for instruments (50k ohm input impedance):
I want to send signals out of my Neotek to this unit and returning back to the Neotek 2-buss. The Neotek out is obviously line level with lower impedance (don't know how much but I'm guessing it's lower, not sure if it's 10x lower which is my vague recollection for bridging?). Question is: can I use this unit with my Neotek (and other studio equipment) with no ill effects or is it really just for musical instrument use?
Cheers,
Chris