MZ-2 - only stereo distortion PSM-5 - only pedal with no controls RC-2 - only pedal with a 3.5mm jack socket AND only pedal with four LEDs TR-2 - only pedal with gold tinted knobs
MZ-2 - only stereo distortion PSM-5 - only pedal with no controls RC-2 - only pedal with a 3.5mm jack socket AND only pedal with four LEDs TR-2 - only pedal with gold tinted knobs
TU-2 also has no controls.
Depends on your definition of "control"... it does have two push-buttons
MZ-2 - only stereo distortion PSM-5 - only pedal with no controls RC-2 - only pedal with a 3.5mm jack socket AND only pedal with four LEDs TR-2 - only pedal with gold tinted knobs
TU-2 also has no controls.
Depends on your definition of "control"... it does have two push-buttons
quote:Specifications
* Controls: None * Connectors: Input, Output, Bypass, DC In * Current Draw: 55 mA (DC 9V) * Weight: 420 g (15 oz.) * Sound Generating: A0 to C7 +/-3 cent * Reference Pitch: 438 to 445 Hz in 1 Hz step * Recommended AC Adaptor: PSA Serie
No. The TU-2 definately DOES have controls. The pedal and its functions cannot be used without them. In any case, they are every bit as necessary as the DC-2's buttons.
For the 50th post on this thread, I thought it appropriate to recapitulate the proper 'onlies' we have collectively accumulated. By my count we have:
1. PQ4 - only pedal with a '4' designation 2. FBM - OPW 2 inputs and 1 output 3. RC2 - OPW a non-1/4" input (1/8") 4. BF2 - OPW a 'framed" control plate 5. LS2 - OPW multi-colored knobs 6. CE3 - OPW a 3-knob symetric layout 7. OC2 - OPW a color change 8. FZ2 - OPW successor went from modern black knobs to V layout 9. OD2 - OPW successor went from coloured top knobs to V layout 10. DC2 - OPW those nice little silver buttons 11. PSM5 - OPW jacks on the control plate 12. TW1 - OPW 3 different name prints (or whatever you call it) 13. GE6 - OPW 6 sliders 14. EH2 - OPW 3 knob layout on the left side 15. BD2 - OPW it's color written in the name 16. RC2 - OPW neither designation letter (RC) appearing anywhere in the pedal name (Loop Station) 17. TU2 - OPW a digital display 18. LS2 - OPW 6 1/4" jacks 19. LS2 - OPW/out a check light 20. DD3 - OP that survived at least 2 successors 21. PSM5 - OPW no controls 22. RC2 - OPW four LEDs 23. RC2 - OPW knob and button controls
DD-3 OPW same guts, and being the same pedal as its predecessor the DD-2
No,no,no so was the DSD-3
Your on the right track sp-1, if we take it further:
DD-3 OPW the same internals as its predecessor but then later had 2 radically different circuit revisions; then DSD-3 only pedal with the same internals its predecessor