All of the features of the Transmit 2, redesigned to fit in a smaller 125B size enclosure.
NOS Germanium transistor. May be 2N404A, AC162, TG5S, AC128, etc.
NOS silicon 2N327 transistor
NOS BC549C driver transistor
Miniature encapsulated transformer providing same specs in 1/4 the space
Lumberg DC jack
Laser cut and etched faceplate
30,000 cycle footswitches
Internal trimmers for High/Low Gain range
A fair amount of research was put into the transformer for this, as it was important to deliver the same qualities of the original but in a much smaller package.
As previously settled on in the Transmit 2, these will continue to pair a higher gain Germanium transistor with a lower gain silicon 2N327 transistor, switchable between each. This gives the most range and versatility to the pedal.
As with the Transmit 2, the voltage selector switch is to select the internal voltage of the pedal. Only ever use a 9V DC center negative (Boss style) power supply to power the pedal. Powering with highter voltages will result in damage to internal components.
Increasing voltage with the selector switch will reduce breakup and increase headroom and output.
Transmit 2.1 Manual
All of the features of the Transmit 2, redesigned to fit in a smaller 125B size enclosure.
NOS Germanium transistor. May be 2N404A, AC162, TG5S, AC128, etc.
NOS silicon 2N327 transistor
NOS BC549C driver transistor
Miniature encapsulated transformer providing same specs in 1/4 the space
Lumberg DC jack
Laser cut and etched faceplate
30,000 cycle footswitches
Internal trimmers for High/Low Gain range
A fair amount of research was put into the transformer for this, as it was important to deliver the same qualities of the original but in a much smaller package.
As previously settled on in the Transmit 2, these will continue to pair a higher gain Germanium transistor with a lower gain silicon 2N327 transistor, switchable between each. This gives the most range and versatility to the pedal.
As with the Transmit 2, the voltage selector switch is to select the internal voltage of the pedal. Only ever use a 9V DC center negative (Boss style) power supply to power the pedal. Powering with highter voltages will result in damage to internal components.
Increasing voltage with the selector switch will reduce breakup and increase headroom and output.
Transmit 2.1 Manual
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