MXR® Rockman® X100 Analog Tone Processor

MX100

Rockman® X100™Analog Tone Processor

The MXR Rockman X100 Analog Tone Processor revives the signature sonic character of Tom Scholz’s celebrated headphone amp and signal processor in pedal form. Offering crystalline cleans, crunchy harmonics, and shimmering modulation, the original X100 unit defined the sound of arena rock. This faithful, all-analog recreation features the same four tonal presets, carefully calibrated compression for a clear sound whether clean or distorted, the same bucket-brigade chorusing as the original, both mono and stereo modes, and optional external mode switching for an enhanced user experience.

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External Controls]

1 CTRL jack allows MODE function to be controlled with an off-board switch such as the MXR Tap or MXR TRS Split + Tap.

2 FOOTSWITCH toggles effect on/bypass

3 MODE button cycles through four different tone presets: two differently equalized clean modes with high-power sustain and two distinctively gritty dirty modes.

4 CLN2 mode: Default setting. Provides a clean, crystal clear tone.

5 CLN1 mode: Mid-focused EQ curve. Tuned for a tight, punchy sound.

6 Edge mode: Moderate clipping. Very sensitive to INPUT GAIN adjustments and cleans up nicely at low guitar volume settings.

7 Distortion mode: High-energy overdrive and sustain that makes for easy, fluid leads.

8 VOLUME slider adjusts overall output volume.

9 INPUT GAIN slider adjusts input gain level. Increase for a more compressed sound.

10 CHORUS button adds chorus effect.MX101 | MXR® Rockman® X100™ Analog Tone Processor 3

Controls

Power

INTERNAL MONO/STEREO OUTPUT SWITCH

Remove bottom plate to access. This switch toggles between mono mode (default) and stereo mode at the OUTPUT jack.

MONO MODE: Entire signal goes to OUTPUT jack. Use a standard instrument cable.

STEREO MODE: When using a TRS splitter cable, the selected MODE preset will be split evenly to both channels. If CHORUS effect is engaged, the effect will be varied on the left and right channels for a more spacious and dynamic effect. Note: If using a standard (mono) instrument cable in stereo mode, the pedal will work as if in mono mode but the signal will be cut when pedal is bypassed.

The MXR® Rockman® X100 Analog Tone Processor requires 9 volts and can be powered by a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter or an MXR® Brick^™ Series power supply. MX101 | MXR® Rockman® X100™ Analog Tone Processor 4

Specifications