8.
EQ1/EQ2
-
This switch allows you to choose between 2 completely
different equalization setting.
EQ1
is a lower gain setting, with extended
midrange and bass available when used in conjunction with the middle and
bass controls as well as the deep switch. This setting is suitable for any style
requiring a pure clean tone with a nice round bottom and plenty of
headroom.
EQ2
is a higher gain setting , allowing a greater signal level to pass to the
lead channel. This setting is suitable for any style requiring a clean to
slightly distorted tone in clean mode , and more gain in the lead mode.
9.
INPUT GAIN
-
Adjusts the overall gain of the amplifier. Start with this
control in the 12 o’clock position. Keep in mind that the amount of gain set
here determines the signal level feeding the lead channel. Low gain settings
of this control will require higher lead gain settings for the same amount of
overdrive.
10.
CLEAN CHANNEL MASTER VOLUME
-
Adjusts the output level of
the clean channel.
11.
LEAD GAIN
-
Adjusts the input level (gain) of the lead channel.
At lower settings, a slightly overdriven tone can be achieved.
As the control is adjusted clockwise, the overdrive effect increases.
12.
LEAD MASTER
-
Adjusts the output level of the lead channel.
13.
BYPASS SWITCH
-
This switch bypasses the tone controls, increasing both
level and mid-range response.To enable foot switch control of this function,
switch must be in the down position.
14.
LEAD CHANNEL SWITCH
-
Sends the instrument signal through the lead
circuit, adding extra stages of gain to the signal and enabling the lead gain
and lead master controls. To enable foot switch control of this function,
switch must be in the down position.
15.
REVERB
-
Mixes the dry signal with a high quality spring-type
reverberation effect. This effect is defeated with the control in the full
counterclockwise position.
16.
PRESENCE CONTROL
-
Adjusts the contour of high-frequency
response. The high frequency response will increase as you advance the
control clockwise.
17.
STAND-BY SWITCH
-
The LTD is equipped with a three position STANDBY
switch. In the center position, the amp is in STANDBY mode. In the "DOWN"
position, the amp is operating with a low plate voltage setting. This is
considered the LOW POWER mode. In the "UP" position, a higher plate
voltage is supplied, and this is considered HIGH POWER mode. The difference
in power between the 2 modes is approximately 25%, depending on tubes
and class of operation.
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