NOTEWORTHY NOTES & SUGGESTIONS
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For guitar amps that tend to be on the bright side, we recommend you
begin experimenting with the
Tone
control set lower than 12 o’clock.
When available, use the Normal channel on your amp, rather than the
Bright channel.
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Whenever you’re not playing, we suggest turning your guitar volume to
minimum. Outside interference can trigger the noise gate to open,
causing unwanted background noise to be present (particularly with
single coil pickups).
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Having both
Comp
and
Tortion
set at maximum
at the same time
may
cause microphonic feedback in live performances and excess noise in
recording applications.When using one at maximum, we recommend
using the other sparingly.
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The LED will fade as the battery runs low.
USING THE COMPTORTION
WITH OTHER EFFECTS
For best results, plug your guitar directly into the CompTortion.This will
preserve the interactive nature of the unit. Otherwise, place the
following effects:
BEFORE:
Chorus, Envelope Filter/Follower,Wah-Wah
AFTER:
Chorus, Distortion (other), Echo, Reverb, SansAmp,
Volume Pedal
SAMPLE SETTINGS
Warm/Medium Overdrive
(Recommended
Starting Point)
Clean Boost
Distortion for Lead
LEVEL
TONE
TORTION
COMP
Country Picking
LEVEL
TONE
TORTION
COMP
LEVEL
TONE
TORTION
COMP
Blues
LEVEL
TONE
TORTION
COMP
LEVEL
TONE
TORTION
COMP
