This is a piece of equipment with a rather interesting specification, even among ring modulators. The original seems to be from around the 70s, and it appears to be a legendary piece of gear. By simultaneously inputting two channels or connecting them in series (1-2), you can create unexpected sounds. It seems like amazing things can be done depending on the player's ideas. I am selling it due to lack of funds. The main circuit of the Moody Sounds Cariln Ring Modulator Clone uses the circuit of the Carlin Ring Modulator, developed in 1970. The original model had one knob, but it has been evolved to three knobs, and each of the two inputs and outputs has a built-in buffer. This allows you to output to two amplifiers, and also addresses the loss of treble due to impedance issues. In addition, the operational aspects of 70s era effectors were sometimes difficult to use, so these have been improved. The Carlin Ring Modulator Clone is handmade in Sweden. ● Controls MIX A: Adjusts the mix of clean signal and effect signal output from output A. MIX B: Adjusts the mix of clean signal and effect signal output from output B. VOL: Adjusts the volume of output A. ・Mono Mode Like a standard effector, when used in mono, connect input A and output A to your guitar or amplifier. ・Stereo Mode (1 Input / 2 Outputs) The Carlin Ring Modulator Clone has two buffered outputs. The sound of output B can be controlled with MIX B. You can change the settings and output to two amplifiers or output destinations. ・Stereo Mode (2 Inputs / 2 Outputs) You can input completely different sound sources into the two inputs of the Carlin Ring Modulator Clone and combine them to interact with each other. These signals are output simultaneously from the two outputs.