WMD designs Eurorack synthesizer modules and boutique guitar effects pedals, giving musicians tools for sound synthesis, modulation, distortion and creative processing.
WMD, also known as William Mathewson Devices, designs Eurorack synthesizer modules and boutique guitar effects pedals in Denver, Colorado, USA.
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The R7 manual specifies 9V DC, center-negative power, with 180mA draw and 300mA peak input. Input must be between 8 and 10V, and startup may take up to 15 seconds.
Hold the TONE ON and MIX DRY buttons while powering the unit. The WAVETABLE display reads Fr when the original settings and presets have been restored.
The supplied Synchrodyne manual states a 12-month warranty after purchase. Consult your product documentation and contact WMD through its official website for current terms or help with a problem.