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Explanation of Controls
1 Rhythm Gain
– Inter-stage gain control for the Rhythm Channel. Provides varying
degrees of overdrive, from clean tube tone to crunch.
2 Rhythm Channel Status Indicator
– When lit, it indicates that the Rhythm
Channel is active or staged for activation if the unit is bypassed.
3 Rhythm Volume
– Master volume control for Rhythm Channel. Positioned at the
end of the gain chain, it regulates the loudness relative to the other channel, and to
the bypassed sound.
4 Lead Gain
– Inter-stage gain control for the Lead Channel. Provides varying
degrees of overdrive, from bite to super hot lead tones.
5 Lead Channel Status Indicator
– When lit, it indicates that the Lead Channel is
active or staged for activation if the unit is bypassed.
6 Lead Volume
– Master volume control for Lead Channel. Positioned at the end
of the gain chain, it regulates the loudness relative to the other channel, and to the
bypassed sound.
7 Bass
– Controls low frequency content in both channels with greatest effect in the
range of 40 Hz to 200 Hz.
8 Treble
– Controls high frequency content in both channels with greatest effect in the
range of 2 KHz to 20 KHz.
9 Channel Selector
– Selects between the Lead and Rhythm channels. It is possible
to pre-select the gain or volume for a channel when in bypassed mode. This allows the
flexibility of transitioning from bypass to either channel without having to step through
different sounds.
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