Hotone Binary Mod

Hotone Binary Mod

Features

Grown out of next-gen XTOMP technology
Compact, easy-to-use dual footswitch modulation pedal with tap tempo
Advanced CDCM modeling system ensures realistic playing experience
Dual DSP-powered platform ensures high sound quality
24-bit A/D/A conversion, up to 110dB S/N ratio
24 high quality modulation effects including CDCM-based classics and Hotone originals
Tap Tempo function with Tap Divide
Stereo I/Os
EXP jack for expression pedal control
USB jack for firmware upgrading, loading/managing effects with free PC/Mac software
10 Presets (2 banks x 5 patches)
Built-in OLED screen with clear display
5 transparent knobs with LEDs
9V DC power supply

Effects Offered

Grand Chorus: Based on a well-respected green ensemble chorus in chorus mode

Sky Chorus: Based on the Arion SCH-1 Stereo Chorus

Tiny Chorus: Based on the Electro-Harmonix Small Clone

3D Chorus: Produces a multidimensional chorus with independent depth controls on the left, center, and right channels

Stereo Chorus: Produces stereo chorus with a spread control

Bass Chorus: Based on an early bass chorus pedal

Detune: Produces a slightly pitch-shifted signal combined with the source for a sound similar to chorusing

Normal Flanger: Produces a classic flanger effect

Trem Flanger Combines classic flanging effect with tremolo

Bass Flanger: A flanger specifically designed for bass

90 Phase: Based on MXR Phase 904

Green Phaser: Based on a well-respected 2-knob green phaser with a sharp effect

Pan Phaser: A special phaser combining smooth tremolo (mono output) and pan variations (stereo)

Helicopter Tremolo: Based on the Demeter Tremulator

Opto Tremolo: Simulates classic pulsing effect of 1960s’ American amplifiers

Bias Tremolo: Simulates vintage bias tremolo effect found on late 1950s British amplifiers

Lush Roto: Based on the Shin-Ei Uni-Vibe

Mini Roto: Based on the VoodooLab Micro Vibe

Grand Vibrato: Based on a well-respected green ensemble chorus in vibrato mode

Tron Wah: Based on the Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron

Auto Wah: Band-pass filter with variable auto-wah effects

Ring Mod: Ring modulator with inharmonic, bell-like frequencies

LoFi: Produces a bit-crushing/sample-reducing effect

Firmware Update Notice

To perform a manual update if your Binary pedal crashed:
1. Press and hold the ▼ footswitch along with the “-” and “GLOBAL” buttons, then power Binary on.
2. Connect a USB cable to your computer and open the Binary software.
3. Select the firmware update option and follow the procedure for the newest update.
4. After the update is complete, select and run “Restore Factory Settings” from the software.
5. When complete, disconnect the cable and operate your Binary as normal.