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When Hi-Fi is selected, the delay effects are full-range with no EQ. When Lo-Fi is selected, a high-pass filter and low-pass filter EQ is engaged. This rolls off the high frequencies cuts the low frequencies. These frequency points are selected based on Joe's years of live and studio performance as the best EQ points to allow a delayed guitar tone to sit in the mix. 9. Time: This knob controls the amount of delay time within the value previously selected with the Delay Range knob. Turn this knob clockwise to increase the delay time within this range. Turn this knob counter-clockwise to decrease the delay time within this range. For extreme psychedelic effects, rotate the time knob back and forth while playing! 10. Feedback: This knob selects the Feedback, or the number of times the delay effect repeats the original signal. The Feedback control on the Time Machine can produce just one repeat all the way up to infinite repeats—and everything in between! For extreme sound effects, set the Feedback to infinite (rotate the Feedback knob fully clockwise), play a chord or a riff and then rotate the Time knob slowly back and forth! 11. Input: This is the 1/4" input. Plug your guitar into this. Connecting a guitar cable to the "INPUT" jack will turn on the power automatically. For extended battery life, always unplug your guitar cable from the input when not in use. 12. Tap LED: This LED flashes to indicate the selected delay time. It also indicates which delay mode is in operation by changing color. Green indicates Modern mode and Red indicates Vintage mode. 13. Tap & Modern/Vintage: This multi-function switch enables you to tap the delay time into the pedal and also enables you to switch between two unique delay sounds—Modern and Vintage. Tap: The tap tempo switch on the Time Machine allows access to delays as long as 5800ms! Just tap to the rhythm of the song and the delay will repeat in time with the music. Note: The Tap Tempo foot switch overrides the normal operation of the Delay Range and Time knobs. Modern/Vintage: To switch from the default Modern delay sound to the Vintage delay, hold the Tap switch for one second. The LED will change color to indicate when you have switched delay sounds. Green is Modern. Red is Vintage. The Modern delay sound is a full-range, crystal clean delay sound suitable for virtually any style of music. The Vintage delay adds a subtle modulation effect and a saturation circuit to simulate the characteristics of vintage tape delays. To switch back to the Modern delay, hold the Tap switch again for one second. Battery compartment: This is where you can access the 9V battery. “Changing the battery” “Changing the battery” . Open the battery case on the bottom of the pedal and remove the 9V battery (6LF22/ 6LR61). 2. Remove the battery snap from the 9V battery. 3. Install a new battery onto the snap and put the battery back into the case. 4. Close the battery case. Note: Remove the 9V battery from the pedal when not using it for long time periods. The Time Machine Story & Special Features The Time Machine Story & Special Features Special features of the Time Machine: Special features of the Time Machine: Dual mode delay. The Time Machine is like having two delays in one—Modern and Vintage. Both delays are quickly accessible via footswitch. The Modern delay is a full-range, crystal clean delay suitable for virtually any style of music. The Vintage delay adds a subtle modulation effect and a saturation circuit to simulate the characteristics of vintage tape delays. • Analog-Style Saturation circuit. Based on the tone and response of a sought-after vintage delay unit, this asymmetrical saturation circuit gives the Vintage mode its classic warmth. • Hi-Fi and Lo-Fi switch. This is another very useful feature designed exactly to Joe’s specifications. In Hi-Fi mode, no EQ is applied, and the delay sounds are produced purely as they were originally voiced. In Lo-Fi mode, high pass and low pass filter EQ is applied to the delay signal, in both Modern and Vintage mode. These EQ points are the exact settings Joe uses in the studio and on stage to create huge guitar tones with delay that sit perfectly in the mix. Think of this switch as your instant access to a professional mixing engineer! •Tap Tempo Tap your desired delay time into the Time Machine with the Tap foot switch. The Tap switch also doubles as a mode select switch to allow you to change between Modern and Vintage delays. • Nearly six seconds of delay time! The Time Machine lives up to its name. In addition to offering extremely precise control over delay times up to 1000ms using the Delay Range and Time knobs, the Tap switch enables delay times up to 5800ms! • Stereo Output. The Time Machine has two 1/4" outputs for full stereo operation. This means you can run the Time Machine into two different sound sources (such as two different amplifiers) for huge, stadium-ready delay tone. It’s also great in the studio. • Chicken Head Knobs. Th...