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    <td width="443" valign="left">0   Diagram</td>
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    <td width="443" valign="left"><a href="#1">1 Joystick/control port.</a> </td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#2">2 Glitches</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#3">3 Loop </a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#4">4 Hold</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#6">6 Pitch Adjustment</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#7">7 Locking &frac14;&rdquo; audio   output jack</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#8">8 Guitar strap pegs</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#9">9 Speaker switch</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#10">10 Reset button</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#11">11 LED</a></td>
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    <td width="443" valign="top"><a href="#12">12 DC and headphone jacks </a></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>1 JOYSTICK / CONTROL PORT </strong></p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>Control your C1 using an Atari joystick. Or get creative   and build your own external controller. <br />
          Technical specs available. <strong>C1 sequencer</strong> available Summer 08&rsquo;. </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-Plug an Atari 2600 joystick into the control port.<br />
          -Use the trigger button and directional stick to generate   and manipulate sounds.<br />
          Trigger: ON. This is the same as pressing the ON button on   the touch pad.<br />
          UP: Hold. Grabs and loops a split second of the sound that   is playing when activated.<br />
          Down: Varies between Spell, Math and Read. <br />
          Left and Right: Glitches.&nbsp; </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>The exciting thing about modular control ports like this   one is that it allows for further development and expansion. For instance the   port could be used to plug the <strong>C1</strong> into   a specialized computer interface allowing for computer synchronization. Or a   sequencer could be used to sync several units together.<br />
          Look for the <strong>C1</strong> Sequencer slated for release Summer 08&rsquo;</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>2 GLITCHES</strong></p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p align="center">Create rambling   tangents, scrambled words and phrases and robotic blips and bloops</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-Throw one or more of the three glitch switches. <br />
          -Press one of the buttons on the touch panel such as the   ON or GO buttons.<br />
          -Listen to the strange sounds.&nbsp; </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-These three switches activate synthesizer glitches which   will &ldquo;confuse&rdquo; the speech synth inside the <strong>C1</strong>. The results range from slowed down speech to long tangents of blips   and bleeps and scrambled word fragments. The glitches can be used one at a   time or in conjunction with one another. <br />
          I&rsquo;ve found that the most reliable results are achieved by   activating just one or two glitches at a time. </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-The glitches do not generate sound, what they do it they   modify the sound generator. Pressing a button on the touch panel will   generate a sound. Switching on one of the glitches while that sound is   playing or before it starts will confuse the synthesizer and create unusual   sounds.</p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>3 LOOP</strong></p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p>This feature can function in two different modes depending   on the setting of the <strong>loop adjustment knob</strong>.<br />
                <strong>LOOP MODE:</strong> <br />
          Creates looping tones and pulses. A loop can be easily   created and will vary each time a new one is generated. Very complex patterns   can be generated by combining this effect with the <strong>hold</strong> feature.</p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p><strong>GLITCH MODE:</strong> <br />
          Create glitch effects similar to those generated by the   three glitch switches (see <strong>glitches</strong> above) </p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p><strong>LOOP MODE:</strong><br />
          &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; -Switch   on the <strong>loop</strong> switch and turn the <strong>loop   adjustment</strong> all the way up. <br />
          -Hit the <strong>ON</strong> button   repeatedly until a loop is activated. You may have to press ON several times. <strong></strong></p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p><strong>GLITCH MODE:</strong><br />
          &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; -Throw   the <strong>Loop switch</strong> and turn the <strong>loop   adjustment</strong> half way up.&nbsp; <br />
          -Press one of the buttons on the touch panel such as the <strong>ON</strong> or <strong>GO</strong> buttons.<br />
          -Listen to the strange sounds. <strong></strong></p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p>-Once a loop is activated all of the buttons on the touch   panel will become inactive. </p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p>-Adjusting the other mods such as <strong>Hold</strong> or any of the three <strong>Glitches</strong> will have an effect on the loop.</p></td>
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        <td width="349" valign="top"><p>-Activating the <strong>Hold</strong> effect or <strong>Glitches</strong> while a   loop is playing may cause the loop to stop playing and may even freeze the   unit. If the loop stops, turn off the other effects except <strong>Hold</strong> and press the <strong>ON</strong> button repeatedly. If the unit freezes, press the <strong>Reset</strong> button and start over.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p align="center">The effect generated   by the <strong>hold</strong> feature is determined by   the <strong>hold adjustment knob</strong>.<br />
          This feature can   function as a variable distortion effect or as a hold effect.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p><strong>DISTORTION MODE:</strong><br />
          -Switch the <strong>hold switch</strong> to the ON position and turn the <strong>hold adjustment knob</strong> all the way DOWN. <strong></strong><br />
          -Press a button on the touch pad to generate a sound. The   sound may be slightly distorted.<strong></strong><br />
          -Turn the hold adjustment knob clockwise to increase the   distortion.<strong></strong></p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <strong>HOLD MODE:</strong><br />
          -Switch the <strong>hold switch</strong> to the OFF position and turn the <strong>hold adjustment</strong> knob all the way UP. <strong></strong><br />
          -Press a button on the touch pad to generate a sound. <strong></strong><br />
          -While the sound is playing, switch the hold switch to the   ON position. Whatever sound is playing will be held as long as the effect is   on. For instance if you threw the switch while the unit is saying &ldquo;spell the   word dog&rdquo; it may sound like &ldquo;spell the word dooooooooooooooooo&hellip;..&rdquo;&nbsp; <strong></strong><br />
          -Slowly turn the hold <strong>adjustment knob</strong> down. At a certain point the held sound will be   released but the sound will be very distorted. This setting at the point   where it is just between distortion and hold mode is where some of the&nbsp; richest sounds can be found. This   works especially well with the loop feature.<strong></strong></p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-This effect does not generate sound. It only reacts with   sound that are already playing. If you throw the switch while no sound is   playing, nothing will happen.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-Once the hold effect is activated all of the buttons on   the touch panel will become inactive. In order to generate new sounds you   must first turn the <strong>adjustment knob</strong> down or switch the hold switch off.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-The effects generated by adjusting the <strong>hold adjustment   knob</strong> will vary depending on the life of   the batteries or setting of power adaptor used. For instance when the   batteries are new you may get a distortion effect when the adjustment is all   the way down. As the batteries die, you will need to turn the knob up to   achieve a distortion effect.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center">Drop the pitch by   touching both sensors at once.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>Interesting effects can be achieved by turning the <strong>pitch   adjustment</strong> all the way down and touching   both <strong>touch sensors</strong>. Chances   are this will drop the pitch so low that the power will shut off. If you hold   down on the <strong>ON</strong> button, the   power will flicker on and off instead of simply shutting off. This in itself   can be pretty interesting sounding and looking. But even more interesting is   that once in a while this will trigger a strange loop mode which will remain   active as long as the <strong>ON</strong> button is pressed.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>6 PITCH ADJUSTMENT </strong></p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center">Turn the pitch up   and down.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>7 LOCKING 1/4&quot; AUDIO OUT JACK </strong></p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center">Plug the <strong>C1</strong> into any amp, mixer or DI box using a standard   guitar cable.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>This is a locking jack. In order to unplug the cable you   must press the orange tab then pull out the cable. This is especially useful   for preventing any accidental disconnects which would be more likely to   happen while the unit is being worn. </p></td>
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        <td valign="top"><p align="center"><strong>8 GUITAR STRAP PEGS </strong></p></td>
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        <td valign="top"><p align="center">Attach any standard   guitar strap to the <strong>C1</strong>.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p align="center">Switches the   internal speaker on and off.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>The speaker is automatically disconnected when a cord is   plugged into the original headphone jack. <br />
          The added &frac14;&rdquo; audio jack does not disconnect the speaker   which is why this feature was added. <br />
          You may find it desirable to switch off the internal   speaker when using the audio output jack. On the other hand I have found it   useful on many occasions to be able to hear the unit through the speaker   before fading it into the mix on my mixer. </p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center">Momentarily   disconnects the power and shuts down the unit.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p align="center">Simply press the   button.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>-This feature is most useful for getting the <strong>C1</strong> out of a frozen state or locked glitch. although   it can also be used as an OFF switch. </p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>-A <u>frozen state</u> is when all buttons become inactive   including <strong>ON</strong> and <strong>OFF</strong>. This is often caused by activating several   glitches and effects at once.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>-A <u>locked glitch</u> is similar to a frozen state. This   is when a certain glitch is active and none of the other effects or buttons   have any effect.</p></td>
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        <td width="443" valign="top"><p>Follows the audio output. The louder the output, the   brighter the light. I find this to be especially useful in live situations as   a visual indicator that there&rsquo;s sound coming from the unit.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>The DC jack allows you to power the <strong>C1</strong> using a &ldquo;wall wart&rdquo; power supply. Connecting a   power supply will disconnect the batteries.<br />
          The headphone jack is an 1/8&rdquo; audio output jack (standard   headphone size). Plugging a cord into this jack will disconnect the internal   speaker. </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-Use a 6 volt DC, positive tip, negative ring power   supply. At least 100mA. </p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-The rating of the power supply will have some slight   effects on the behavior of the added features. Most noticeable is the hold   feature which may need to be set differently to achieve the hold effect   depending on the supply rating.</p></td>
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        <td width="425" valign="top"><p>-More often than not the output from a wall wart power   supply will be 2-5 volts higher than listed. If you use a 9 volt supply you   are probably getting 14 volts or so. This won&rsquo;t break the unit, but it&rsquo;s   certainly not good for it. I would recommend using a supply rated between 3   and 6 volts. </p></td>
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