what does fully modulating mean?
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That means that it has the capability of varying its output to suit the load versus running at one speed all the time. Normal furnaces are on or off and run full capacity even when they don't need too. This one can modulate its gas input to run at a lower capacity which is more efficient than single stage units.
999221
Nancy-Mind you I am not an engineer, just a consumer; it means that the heat flow is regulared electronically to provide warmth in incriments of two degrees ( I think that 2 degrees is right) and that the unit measures the termperature in the room and then modulates only exactly as much energy (gas) as it needs to keep that room at the temperature you set. So it uses very little energy to do it's job and keeps it at a great level vs blasting you with a lot of hot air to bring the temperature up. Mine has been in for a year and it is wonderful. I did pay a professional to install it in NJ in a 20 by 17 by 9 ft high space with two windows and a door. It is perfectly toasty, my gas bill is very low (due to the modulation) and the unit is so quiet. I previously had electric base board heat that was making it too hot or cold and the electic bill was unreal. This Rinnai also warms the room up in a matter of minutes from a cold start. One of the best things we ever did. I was skeptical of ordering a furnace on amazon, but it worked great, all parts arrived intact. The unit has very good instructions should you want to try install yourself. The direct vent is also the only way to go in my opinion. My room is insulated but overly so for this area of NJ. I paid about 450.00 to have the unit installed. I rarely, never write reviews but am so pleased with the success of this Rinnai that I am happy to answer your question. I hope this infomation is hellpful.
1778862
It's a full assembly meaning for both LCD and digitizer. The digitizer is already glued to the LCD.
1043749
You are correct. No cutting required to connect antenna and radio to the modulator. A power connection also has to be secured. This may involve cutting and or splicing wires.
2088633
It can vary with each effect -- as I understand it, the pedal can control any of the effect parameters. I believe you can set which parameter (volume, frequency shift, etc.) is swept by the pedal (currently I use the built-in effects and haven't tried to reassign the pedal to a different parameter). In other words, with the built-in effects, the pedal sweeps volume, frequency (wah), and other parameters depending on how the effect was set up.
1492985
yes, don't know what you really mean. extended. if you turn it off, it's off until you arm it.
1889338
It should only say processing if it is in a special effect mode. If you put it on automatic it will not need to process.
604661
Not really. It is designed to use as is and works well. Any mods - you're on your own.
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.
153943
Lightly tap the button and the mode will change. If you fully push the button you will either cut it on or off.so only push it about half way.
544825
Yes Paul, it can be changed/reset without limit.Have had to do it few times already. Very easy to do.
237296
I use my cans without any EQ or enhancement, soany change in tone or depth is instantly apparent. The brake in was quick & noticeable, (about 2 days) but the smoothing factor is still ongoing after a month & a half. If mellow is your target be happy, 'cause mine continue to have subtle changes one day & then back to previous the next. It drives me crazy so I plan to mod the pads again for peace of mind.
2088632
the pedal is programmable to perform several functions. wah and volume are among them. You can set it to do either one.
907970
Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price. Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to... » Read More Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price. « Show Less
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Within limits. For example, to an exising pre-set effect you can adjust reverb (with a variety of reverb settings), or modulation (like chorus or flanger with a range of settings) but you can't do both reverb and modulation.
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reply to D.ThomasIt is not dumb to ask that, cause I just had to look it up myself..lol So here is what I found on it..Technical Info..http://www.qamtuner.com/laments terms and more info. from people using them..good link here below. hope it helps you! Help me understand it better. (smile)http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/248819
1126351
It only allows you to adjust the parameters that you set on the amp. But, if you sent your gain on the amp between 75%-100% you can then use the knob to adjust a percentage of that total output of the amp. Works great.
1981585
Yup, the included software supports keys with modifiers. However, I don't believe complicated macros are possible though.