Works great switches and knobs are perfectly working. I removed backplate to show circuit. I have the knob thats missing from the pictures but it needs a tiny screw in order to clamp on to pot.

Only way to obtain this pedal which is now discontinued was to fly to Norway and attend a limited seating workshop.

ReFORM ReFORM is a programmable effect pedal built around the Spin FV-1 digital signal processor (DSP). The pedal is made up of a DSP core, a "wrapper" consisting of an analog dry/wet mixer with various parameters and two mappable expression functions for overriding its three digital parameter knobs. ReFORM comes with 24 programs as well as 8 empty program slots. Analog Audio Circuit VOLUME - the master volume from the pedal. Unity gain around noon. Maximum gain is +16dB. MIX - the mix of processed and unaffected audio. From 100% dry to 100% wet audio. TONE – a tone control for the wet signal. Lo/hi frequency emphasis at min/max. Flat response at noon. TONE interacts with the FEEDBACK knob. FEEDBACK - the amount of feedback across the DSP and the lowpass filter. An internal trimpot can be tuned to adjust the maximum available amount of feedback. ENGAGE – your bypass switch utilizing relay-based true bypass. If the stompswitch is held down for longer than 500 ms it will momentarily hold the current mode (bypass og active) and go back to the previous mode when released. TRUE/TRAIL BYPASS – The pedal offers a kind of trail bypass useful for the ambient/reverb algorithms. Trails can be activated by pushing the PROGRAM knob. In trail bypass the VOLUME knob is still active. Additionally the MIX knob also sets the volume of the wet signal specifically. The dry signal is outputed at a volume equal to when MIX is set to minimum. Digital Audio Circuit I, II and III are programmable knobs. Their functions depend upon the current program. The PROGRAM knobs lets you cycle through 32 programs divided into 4 banks. The Current program and bank is displayed by the BANK and PROGRAM LEDs. Expression Functions The SWITCH stompswitch can be mapped to override one of the three programmable knobs. This is done by adjusting the SWITCH toggle. When activated the SWITCH knob will decide the setting for the overridden parameter. Think of it as a parameter preset function. SWITCH can be momentarily (dis)engaged by holding the footswitch down longer than 500 ms. The EXP/CV socket on the backpanel can be connected to an external expression pedal or control voltage source (0 – 3.3V). When an expression pedal is connected it automatically overrides one of the three programmable knobs, set by the EXP/CV toggle. The analog knobs can not be controlled by the EXP/CV or SWITCH functions. Programming The DSP core reads programs from EEPROM chips. Bank 4 is empty, and you may fill it with your own programs. Its associated socket making it easy to insert/remove a chip for uploading purposes. Your ROM chip should be a 24LC32A in an 8-DIP package. Be sure to disconnect the powersupply when inserting/removing the chip.

Harmonic Tremolo I : Filter cutoff II : Tremolo rate III : Tremolo depth Pitch shifter delay I : Delay time II : Pitch shift amount from -1 to +1 octave III : Clean / shift mix for delayed signa. Use FEED for repeats Delay with random quantized arpeggiator I : Delay time II : Arpeggio rate III : Arpeggio transition softness (glissando) Use FEED for repeats Multihead delay I : Delay time II : Repeats (does not function the same as FEED knob) III : Delay head config : [4] , [1+4] , [2+4] , [3+4] , [1+2+3+4]. Heads are evenly spaced. Random tremolo I : Tremolo rate II : Modulation curve softness III : Randomness amount Dual head delay