Fender Cyber-Twin, Instruction Manual

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Reverb—Defined
There are 11 REVERB types on the Cyber-Twin, each with a evel
parameter (the front panel REVERB knob) and
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other parameters
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The REVERB knob is the essential Reverb parameter and
can be adjusted in the PLAY Mode as well as most other Modes. All other
Reverb operations are accessed using the AMP Edit Mode, (see “Preset
Edit AMP Mode” on page 21). Reverb type and all Reverb parameters are
saved as part of a preset.
Reverb is grouped with amp design components rather than with FX to
provide more flexibility in using Reverb and effects simultaneously.
All Reverb types use the same group of adjustable parameters;
Out Level,
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In Level,
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Tone,
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Time,
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Diffusion, with two
exceptions. Fender Reverb and the Gated Reverb each have a special
parameter:
• Fender Reverb features dwell as its
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parameter
• Gated Reverb features shape as its
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parameter
These two Reverb types and their unique parameters are described below.
Their remaining parameters are shared with the other 9 Reverb types
described on the next page.
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Description
Based on the much sought-after, tube-driven, Brown Tolex ’63 Fender
Reverb unit. This is an outboard unit used primarily by players who use
amps without Reverb (such as the’59 Bassman). In the Cyber-Twin, the
Fender Reverb is placed before any of the Drive Circuitry or tone controls,
just like an original ‘63 Fender Reverb. This allows the amp to drive the
guitar sound into the distortion circuitry with Reverb. This is a real
difference from post-distortion Reverb (like on a master-volume amp with
an effects loop, e.g., Fender Hot Rod Deluxe/DeVille).
Adjustable parameter
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Reverb Dwell - Adjusts the level of your guitar signal into the Reverb
(as opposed to the REVERB knob, which adjusts the level out of the
Reverb).
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Description
A Reverb with a different structure than the other Reverb types provided by
its unique “Reverb Shape parameter which allows for rectangular, linear,
and reverse Reverb tails (decays).
Adjustable parameter
#
Reverb Shape - Changes the shape of the Reverb tail from rectangular
to linear decay to reverse.