jhs pedals voice tech TROIKA
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jhs pedals voice tech

jhs pedals voice tech TROIKA

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jhs pedals voice tech TROIKAPurchase exclusively at Third Man Hardware The Troika Delay comes to you from the thundering minds of JHS Pedals and Third Man Hardware like a chariot over the Russian tundra. This is a multi purpose, studio grade delay device like youve never seen before. Jack White loves using delay pedals on his voice, but the process can cause lots of problems, including noise, volume drops, and loss of clarity. When Jack brought this idea to Josh, we immediately

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The Troika Delay comes to you from the thundering minds of JHS Pedals and Third Man Hardware like a chariot over the Russian tundra. This is a multi-purpose, studio-grade delay device like you’ve never seen before. Jack White loves using delay pedals on his voice, but the process can cause lots of problems, including noise, volume drops, and loss of clarity.  When Jack brought this idea to Josh, we immediately gave it the same care and attention we gave to the Colour Box and the Pulp N Peel. The Troika is more than a pedal. It’s a pro-audio studio device designed to work with microphones, guitars, or any instrument you want to use. With that in mind, we equipped it with both XLR and ¼” Inputs and Outputs. Utilizing a hi-grade Lundahl transformer on the mic input, and a secondary output transformer, this is like no delay you’ve seen before. It works great with other effects and is perfect for desktop and professional recording studios as well as on stage in front of thousands of people. If you want to use a delay that’s different from everything else on the market, look no further!

 

Trifecta of Special Features!

  1. Microphone preamp with adjustable gain control from +20dB to +80dB

  2. Passes +48V of phantom power (does not provide phantom power)

  3. 80ms to 1 second delay time with internally selectable trails

Full Specs

Input Transformer Lundahl 1578 Mic Input Transformer
Input Transformer Frequency Range 10Hz to 70kHz
Input Transformer Winding/Gain 1:10 (+20dBu)


Instrument Input Yes
Instrument Output Yes, Dry and Wet Output Available
XLR Microphone Input Yes
XLR Balanced Output Yes


Delay IC FV-1 w/ DSP Digital Delay Algorithm
Delay Time 80ms to 1 Second
Delay Type Hi Fidelity Digital Delay
Dry/Wet 0 to 50/50, Full 100% Wet Available
 
Output Transformer TY-250P
Output Transformer Frequency Range 20Hz to 20kHz
Output Transformer Winding 1:1 (0dB)


Bypass Buffered Bypass w/ Soft Touch Switching
XLR Input Impedance 1k
XLR Output Impedance 150 ohms
1/4" Input Impedance 500k
1/4" Output Impedance 100ohms


Other Features Studio Grade Mic Preamp
Preamp Gain Control Knob +20dB to +80dB
Selectable Input Mode Internally Switchable between Instrument Mode / XLR Mode


Faders 60mm, Metal Shaft Faders


Why does it look like that!?

We designed the Troika with sliders like a small mixing console to give Jack White easy, real-time control of the unit in a live setting. The bypass switch is above the sliders to keep it out of the way of on-the-fly adjusting. 


CONTROLS 

Repeats - Adjusts the amount of repeats or feedback. Down is less, up is more. 

Volume - Adjusts the volume of the delay signal level. Down is less, up is more.

Distance - Adjusts the delay time from 80ms up to 1 second. Down is the least, up is the most.

Mic Gain - Preamp gain level located on the RIGHT side of the pedal. Clockwise, it goes from +20dB to +80dB gain.

Footswitch - Silent, soft touch switching, buffered bypass. NOTE: Microphone preamp remains active in bypass.

INTERNAL DIP SWITCHES

MIC/INST - Select the input type of the combo jack, either a balanced XLR microphone level or ¼” unbalanced instrument level. The microphone selection routes to the Lundahl transformer active preamp. Preamp gain is adjusted with the side control. Phantom power can pass through the pedal when using the microphone input and the XLR output. The instrument selection routes to a high-impedance buffer and does not pass through the active preamp section. Instead, it has a high quality, always active JFET op-amp buffer.

TRAILS/NO TRAILS - Selects whether the repeats “trail” when the pedal is bypassed or stop when the pedal is bypassed.


JACKS

Mic/Inst Input Jack - ¼” instrument input or XLR microphone input. You must set the internal dip switch for the correct input type.

Echo Output - Passes only the wet signal (delay effect). The XLR output and other ¼” output will only pass dry signal when this jack is used.

Dry/Wet Output - Normal output with blended dry and wet signal (Dry signal only when Echo Output output is used).

Balanced XLR Output - Dry and wet signal blended output (Dry signal only when Echo Output is used). This output is a transformer isolated, balanced instrument level.

NOTE: Any output can be sent to a console, audio interface, or additional effects/amp while retaining perfect audio quality.


This pedal uses 9VDC, center negative and consumes 125mA. Do not use more than 9VDC. Damage may occur, and your warranty will be voided. Silent, soft touch switching with a buffered bypass.  The pedal measures 2.6” X 4.8 X 2.2”.

 

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