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Amplifier Menus

Amplifier Menus

Bypassing Amp Settings

You can turn on or off (bypass) all amp settings that 
have been selected for the current preset by pressing 

the AMP button. The amp menus contain amplifier modeling 
selections, and settings for a variety of parameters such as tone, 
gain, volume, and speaker cabinet simulation.

The Amp name is highlighted and 

the AMP button lights up when 

Amp settings are active

Preset Information screen

Selecting Amplifier Models

1.

  Press and hold the AMP button until the amp menu opens.

2.

  Turn the DATA WHEEL to select one of 13 amplifier models: 

AMP MODELS

'57 Deluxe

'65 Princeton

British '60s

American '90s

'59 Bassman

'65 Twin Reverb

British '70s

Metal 2000

'57 Champ

Super-Sonic (Burn)

British '80s

Studio Preamp

'65 Deluxe Reverb

3.

  Press EXIT to return to play mode.

Adjusting Amplifier Settings

1.

  Press and hold the AMP button until the amp menu opens.

2.

  Press the DATA WHEEL one or more times until the setting that 

you  want  to  adjust  is  highlighted,  then  turn  the  DATA  WHEEL 
to adjust the setting. (Press the DATA WHEEL repeatedly to 
access "Page 2" of the amplifier settings. )

"PAGE 2" of the Amp settings

Press the DATA WHEEL repeatedly 
to select the next Amp setting

 

You can hold down the AMP button and turn the DATA WHEEL 
to scroll through settings faster! To de-select a highlighted 
amp setting, press and hold the AMP button momentarily.

3.

  Press EXIT to return to play mode. 

Effects Menus

Effects Menus

Bypassing Effects

You can turn on or off (bypass) effects that have been selected for 
the current preset by pressing the corresponding effect button.

The Effect name is highlighted and 

the Effect button lights up when an 

effect is active

Preset Information screen

 

Effects can also be bypassed (turned on-off) using the 
footswitch buttons when in FX SELECT mode.

Effects that are shown on screen as "

–EMPTY–

" can not be 

activated  until  an  effect  has  been  selected  in  that  category  (see 
Selecting Effects, below).

Selecting Effects

 — 

Stompbox effects

     

 — 

Modulation effects

 — 

Delay effects             

 — 

Reverb effects

To select Effects:

1.

  Press and hold one of the four effects buttons to open the 

effects menu.

2.

  Turn the DATA WHEEL to select one of the corresponding 

effects: 

STOMPBOX

MODULATION

DELAY

REVERB

Overdrive

Sine Chorus

Mono Delay

Small Hall

Wah

Triangle Chorus

Mono Echo Filter

Large Hall

Touch Wah

Sine Flanger

Stereo Echo Filter

Small Room

Fuzz

Triangle Flanger

Multitap Delay

Large Room

Fuzz Touch Wah

Vibratone

Ping Pong Delay

Small Plate

Simple Compressor

Vintage Tremolo

Ducking Delay

Large Plate

Compressor

Sine Tremolo

Reverse Delay

Ambient

Ring Modulator

Tape Delay

Arena

Step Filter

Stereo Tape Delay

Fender '63 Spring

Phaser

Fender '65 Spring

Pitch Shifter

3.

  Press EXIT to return to play mode.

 

You can switch to a different effects category at any time, even 
while you are in the effects selection menus, by pressing and 
holding a different Effects button.

Adjusting Effect Settings

1.

  Press and hold one of the four effect buttons (STOMP, MOD, 

DELAY, REVERB) to open the corresponding effects menu.

2.

  Turn  the  DATA  WHEEL  to  select  the  effect  you  want  to  work 

with.

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Summary of Contents for MUSTANG FLOOR

Page 1: ...MUSTANG FLOOR MUSTANG FLOOR BY FENDER ADVANCED OWNER S MANUAL ADVANCED OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...egrated with Fender FUSE software which allows you to configure and operate the Mustang Floor with ease from your computer You can use Fender FUSE to download free presets from Fender artists backup a...

Page 3: ...Y MOD MOD MOD O O O STOM TOM OM OM O P IN NSE SE SE SE ER RT Select bypass Effects Select Presets Each FX Select footswitch button will function only when an effect is assigned to that category for t...

Page 4: ...us Effects Menus Bypassing Effects You can turn on or off bypass effects that have been selected for the current preset by pressing the corresponding effect button The Effect name is highlighted and t...

Page 5: ...Floor Note EXP 1 menu items are prefaced with EXP 1 instead of FLOOR on screen The current Volume or Expression mode state of the pedal is stored with the current preset when you save a preset See Ped...

Page 6: ...MS 4 EXP 1 MS 4 EXP 1 MS 4 Your Mustang Floor gives you the option of adding an external EXP 1 expression pedal and an MS 4 four button footswitch for additional flexibility Both the EXP 1 and MS 4 c...

Page 7: ...ored globally and affect all presets Some of the descriptions below cover multiple menus and are not in the exact same order in which they appear on the Mustang Floor For the best results when connect...

Page 8: ...If you are using the Mustang Floor with other gear that requires Sysex it is recommended that the Mustang Floor is placed at the end of your MIDI chain Pedal Volume CC Pedal Expression CC 0 127 Selec...

Page 9: ...e Use the utility menus see Utility Menus page 7 to configure MIDI channel settings and select Continuous Controller numbers CC for outgoing expression pedal events Incoming MIDI Program Changes 0 99...

Page 10: ...Release Time Sine Tremolo 7 Level Rate Duty Cycle LFO Clipping Tri Shaping Ring Modulator 8 Level Frequency Depth LFO Shape LFO Phase Step Filter 9 Level Rate Resonance Min Freq Max Freq Phaser 10 Le...

Page 11: ...Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb 4 Gain Ch Volume Treble Middle Bass Sag Bias Noise Gate Type Cab Fender 65 Princeton 5 Gain Ch Volume Treble Middle Bass Sag Bias Noise Gate Type Cab Fender 65 Twin Reverb 6 Ga...

Page 12: ...ved ENGLISH REV A Hazardous Substances Name Part Name PB Hg Cd Cr6 PBB PBDE x o o o o o x o o o o o x o o o o o O SJ T 11363 2006 X SJ T 11363 2006 Specifications TYPE PR 2300 PART NUMBERS 2301060000...

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