Lexicon 284 manual Contents

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Contents

Introduction	1
Front Panel Controls	2
Power and Standby	2
Guitar Input	2
Gain	2
Getting the Feel of the Signature 284	3
Tone Controls (Bass, Midrange, Treble and Presence)	3
Volume	4
Getting the Tone You Want	5
Rear Panel Connections	6
Speaker Outputs	6
Slave Outputs	6
Recording Outputs	6
Effects Loop	7
Loop vs. Mixer Bus for Effects	7
Level Matching	7
Stereo Loop Examples	8
Dual Mono Effect	9
Mono Loop Example	9
Split Loop Examples	10
Rear Panel Guitar Input	10
Applications	11
General Notes	11
Direct Recording	11
Recording with Directs and Microphones	11
Low Volume Live Setup	12
High Volume Live Direct	12
High Volume Live Slave	12
Example Settings	13
Using the Signature 284 with non-Guitar Sources	15
Power Amp for Tube Warmth	15
Harp	15
Keyboards	15
Vocals	16
Acoustic Guitar	16
Digital Effects	16
Re-Amping	16
Precautions and Maintenance	17
Specifications	18

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Contents User Guide Acknowledgement Unpacking and InspectionContents Limited Warranty Introduction Power and Standby Guitar Input Gain Front Panel ControlsPull for Boost Tone Controls Getting the Feel of the SignatureBass, Midrange, Treble and Presence Volume Front Panel Controls Rear Panel Connections Speaker OutputsSlave Outputs Recording Outputs Stereo Loop vs. Mixer Bus for EffectsStereo Effects Stereo Loop ExamplesMono Loop Example Dual Mono EffectsInserting a Mono Effect Signature 284 Effects Loop Rear Panel Guitar Input Direct recording Recording with directs and microphones ApplicationsApplications 60s Vox Humbucker Bridge Example SettingsClean Stratocaster/Neck pickup Clean Funk Clean Country Stratocaster, Telecaster JazzySinging Lead Stratocaster/Neck One Size Fits All Lead Synth Using the Signature 284 with non-Guitar SourcesPower Amp for Tube Warmth Harp KeyboardsRe-Amping VocalsAcoustic Guitar Digital EffectsPrecautions Precautions and MaintenanceSpecifications Lexicon Inc Oak Park