Old Blood Noise Endeavors Float Dual Moving Filter Effect Pedal - OBN-FLOAT

The Float Dual Moving Filter from Old Blood Noise Endeavors is the ultimate stompbox for filter fa...

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This guide is for musicians and sound designers looking to explore dynamic filtering effects with the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Float Dual Moving Filter. The Float allows you to independently filter two signals, offering a unique sonic palette for your sound. However, understanding the controls and experimenting with settings is key to unlocking its full potential.

All features

Model Part NumberOBN-FLOAT
BrandOld Blood Noise Endeavors

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FAQs

What is the difference between the two filters?

The Float provides two independent filter paths, each with its own set of controls, enabling you to create unique and complex filter combinations.

Can I use the Float in stereo?

Yes, the Float has stereo inputs and outputs, allowing you to process signals in stereo and create wider sonic effects.

What kind of expression pedal should I use?

Any standard expression pedal with a 1/4" TRS connector should work with the Float.

How do I update the Float's firmware?

The Float does not have user-updatable firmware. Check the Old Blood Noise Endeavors website for any product updates or service information.

What is the warranty on the Float?

The Float typically comes with a limited warranty from Old Blood Noise Endeavors. Please refer to their website or the product documentation for warranty details.

Can I use the Float with my bass guitar?

Absolutely! The Float is designed to work well with a variety of instruments, including bass guitars, offering a wide range of filter effects.

What is the maximum input level?

Please consult the product specifications or the user manual for the exact maximum input level to prevent any damage to the pedal.

Troubleshooting

No sound or distorted sound.

Check all cable connections, ensure the pedal is powered, and adjust the input and output levels.

Expression pedal not working.

Ensure the expression pedal is correctly connected and calibrated. Check the pedal's polarity settings if applicable.

Unwanted noise or hum.

Use a high-quality power supply and isolate the pedal from other electronic devices that may cause interference.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Independent control over two filter paths.
  • Wide range of modulation and filtering options.
  • Stereo input and output for expansive sound design.
  • Expression pedal input for dynamic control.
  • Durable build quality.

Cons

  • Requires some time to learn and master the controls.
  • Can be complex for beginners.
  • May require additional power supply for some setups.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Connections: Connect your instrument or audio source to the Float's input(s). Connect the output(s) to your amplifier, mixing console, or other effects.
  2. Power: The Float requires a standard 9V DC power supply (not included). Use a power supply that meets the pedal's current draw requirements to ensure proper functionality.
  3. Expression Pedal: Connect an expression pedal to the EXP jack for real-time control over the filter parameters.
  4. Compatibility: The Float is compatible with most instruments and audio sources. It works well with guitar, bass, synthesizers, and line-level signals.
  5. Care: To maintain the pedal, keep it clean and protected. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity. If necessary, clean the pedal with a soft, dry cloth.

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