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    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit Manual

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    The PSA1000Jr is an analog saturation unit inspired by the SansAmp PSA-1. It can impart subtle harmonic coloration and saturation to sounds without compromising fidelity. The PSA1000Jr has fewer features than the full PSA1000 version. It has controls for pre-amp level, low end breakup, midrange drive, high end crunch, overall drive, low and high EQ, wet/dry blend, and output level. The interface also allows comparing and managing presets.

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    The PSA1000Jr is an analog saturation unit inspired by the SansAmp PSA-1. It can impart subtle harmonic coloration and saturation to sounds without compromising fidelity. The PSA1000Jr has fewer features than the full PSA1000 version. It has controls for pre-amp level, low end breakup, midrange drive, high end crunch, overall drive, low and high EQ, wet/dry blend, and output level. The interface also allows comparing and managing presets.

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    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit Manual

    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit

    Congratulations on choosing our new PSA1000Jr ANALOG SATURATION UNIT.

    Inspired b
    ​ y the SansAmp* PSA-1, the PSA1000/PSA1000Jr extend the possibilities of the original hardware thanks
    to the versatility of the digital ​domain, with new features for maximum control of your sound !

    Much more than a mere distortion box, the PSA1000Jr can impart subtle harmonic coloration and sparkle without
    compromising fidelity, or add brilliant saturation that totally changes the character of a sound.

    PSA1000Jr is the light version of the full featured PSA1000.

    * Please note that SansAmp is a trademarks of its respective owners, which is in no way associated or affiliated with Nembrini Audio.
    This mark and name is used solely for the purpose of describing certain tones produced using Nembrini Audio’s modeling technology.
    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit

    Front Panel

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    1 - Pre-Amp: This is the input sensitivity control. The Pre-Amp control adjusts the signal level going into the input
    section of the PSA1000Jr.

    2 - Buzz: Controls the low-end break-up and overdrive. You can boost the effect by turning clockwise from the
    center point indicated by the arrow, and cut by turning counterclockwise. When you turn towards maximum,
    the sound becomes buzzy. For a clean setting, increase the setting in small increments.
    For increased definition ​while using distortion, ​set the knob in the range between the ​middle a​nd minimum.
    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit

    3 - Punch: Sets the amount of midrange break-up and overdrive. Boost or cut from the center point indicated by the
    arrow. Decreasing from the center point produces a softer break-up. Increasing its setting creates a harder,
    heavier distortion.

    4 - Crunch: Brings out the upper harmonic content and pick attack. For a smoother high end and for clean settings,
    decrease to taste.

    5 - Drive: Act as a​volume control on a non-master-volume tube amp.

    6 - Low and High: These active low-end tone controls are specially tuned for maximum musicality when used to EQ
    instruments. Boost or cut ±12dB from its center point indicated by the arrows.

    7 - Wet/Dry: Blend from wet to dry signal.

    8 - Level: Adjust the output level.

    9 - Phase: invert the phase of the wet signal.


    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit

    Toolbar

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    1 - Open the manual and show the informations about the plugin.

    2 - + and - buttons allow you to scroll through the presets.

    3 - Undo/Redo changes made to the parameters of the plugin at any time.

    4 - With A/B banks, ​it is possible to compare ​two different settings in an easy way. I​t is also possible to compare pre
    sets ​by loading them in the two different A/B banks.The red highlight will show the ​currently selected bank and what
    you will modify/save.

    5 - Copy the settings ​from a bank to another, so you can make slight changes to the controls and compare the two
    settings for example.compare the two settings for example.
    PSA1000Jr Analog Saturation Unit

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    1 - Shows the active preset. Click on the label to see the preset list.

    2 - Allow you to override the current selected preset.

    3 - Save the current selected preset as a new preset with a name of your choice.

    4 - Delete the selected preset.



    5 - Bypass the plugin in order to compare your processed and unprocessed signal.

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