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This is a Montreal Assembly Count to 5 little box effects special edition model.I just bought this a few months ago brand new.I recently bought several other pedals and am not using this one much and have another pedal I want to buy.It is in excellent condition and includes everything in pictures.Go to the montreal assembly website to read about the "nightly" firmware that can be installed to give you 3 different modes.Thanks for looking. Ask any questions. More pics can be provided.The Count to 5 is a unique take on a compact delay/sampler pedal. It has 3 main modes which allow pitch delays, random sampling and layered looping. To get an idea of the patches take a look through the current manual and also some of the videos here, as well as the count to five megathread on ilovefuzz. Aaron Rusch also made a thorough three part deep dive to help everyone understand each of the modes.This pedal requires up to 150 mA at 9VDC with the typical 2.1mm negative tip power supply connector. This pedal is true bypass.Connectivity:Facing the pedal with the text the right way up, the input jack is the one slightly more too the right, output slightly more to the left on the top side of the unit. The expression pedal input is the jack on the right side of the unit.Power requirements are 9VDC negative tip for all versions. Pcb versions k and l require less than 150mA.How to use:The pedal has three main modes. The mode is selected with the switch labelled "M". In all modes the "MIX" knob functions the same, and simply blends the wet and dry signal of the effect. On rev j/k/l fully CW is fully wet, fully CCW is fully dry.
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