Line 6 Pilot's Handbook manual Front Panel Features

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Working It Front Panel Features

Front Panel Features

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LINE 6 CLEAN

 

 

BLACKFACE

CLASS A-30

 

 

TWEED 410

PLEXI LEAD

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EXPLORER

BRIT 800

 

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SOLO 100

 

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BLACKFACE 212

CLASS A-15

 

 

SMALL TWEED

PLEXI 45

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ZEN MASTER

HIWAY100

 

 

 

RECTIFIED

 

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1.Guitar Input: Plug your guitar in here.

2.Amp Models: When you spin one of these knobs, it’s like swapping the electronic “circuitry” running inside the Duoverb to make your amp sound (see Chapter 3 for descriptions of the Amp Models). The knob on top selects AMP 1 and the one on bottom selects AMP 2.

3.Amp 1 – 2 Switch: Selects Amp 1, Amp 2 or both. If only one amp light is lit, push the toggle switch in that direction to run both amps at once. Push the toggle switch towards the unlit amp light if you only want to run the other amp.

4.Drive: Turn these knobs to set how hard you’re driving the chosen amp model. Similar to the input volume control on a non-master volume amp, the higher the setting, the more “dirt.”

5.Tone Controls – Bass, Mid,Treble and Presence: These controls are made to behave like the controls of the amps that were modeled for Duoverb. Twist ’em about until things sound just the way you like. See Chapter 3 for details.

6.Channel Select Buttons – A, B, C, D: Duoverb uses these buttons to remember your favorite settings—no more need to mark up the front of your amp with grease pencil to note your favorite settings! Each memory is pre-set with delicious tone when a Duoverb leaves the factory—press a button to hear the saved setting. As you do, notice that Duoverb’s lights indicate which Amp Models are used in the channel memory, which amps are on, etc. To get back to the “manual mode,” just press the lit button again to turn it off. Plus...

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Contents Pilot’s Handbook Serial no Page Amps Line 6 and Duoverb RegisterQuick Start Guide Working ITFront Panel Features Master Presence Volume Reverb Power Amp 1 & Amp II Foot Switch Using The Channel Memories Manual Mode What You See Is What You GetXLR Outputs PIN 2 HOT Rear Panel FeaturesN222 Using Your Direct XLR Outputs Connect the speakers from your combo to the right outputs Connecting External SpeakersHooking up your HD in mono with a single Hooking up your HD in side by side stereo with two 4x12s Hooking up your HD in side by side stereo with two 2x12s Meet The Family Amps & CabsExplorer based on a 1960 Gibson Explorer Tweed 410 based on a 1958 Fender Tweed Bassman Blackface based on a 1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb Line 6 Clean Class A-30 based on a 1967 Vox AC-30 Top Boost Plexi Lead based on a 1968 Marshall Super Lead Brit 800 based on a 1987 Marshall JCM Solo 100 based on a Soldano SLO-100 Zen Master based on a 2001 Budda Twinmaster Small Tweed based on a 1953 Fender Tweed Deluxe Blackface 212 based on a 1965 Fender Twin Reverb Modern Class a based on a Matchless DC-30 Class A-15 based on a 1961 Vox AC-15 Plexi 45 based on a 1965 Marshall JTM-45 Hiway 100 based on a Hiwatt 1973 Custom Rectified based on a 2001 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier FBV Class Foot Controllers Connecting an FBVFBV Shortboard So What Do All These Buttons and Pedals Do?Using Your Feet So What Do All These Buttons and Pedals Do? FBV Shortboard users Name The Shortboard’s Amp 1 and Amp Saving and Naming with an FBVMidi Program Change Values Midi CapabilitiesCC# Midi Continuous Control Messaging PartReverb Enable 127 ~63=Off 64~127=On Reverb Model To obtain factory service Customer Service