Line 6 Flextone Cab 212S Inside Your Head, Flextone HD, Front Panel Heat Sinks and Fans

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InsideYour Head: THE FLEXTONE HD

INSIDE YOUR HEAD

THE FLEXTONE HD

If you’re the proud owner of a Flextone HD, this chapter’s just for you. While the Flextone HD is much like its combo ampliﬁer brethren, there are important features and functions that set the HD apart. They are detailed herein:

FRONT PANEL

If you look closely, you’ll notice that the illustration on the fold-out back cover of this User Manual is basically exactly the same as the front panel of your Flextone HD. The only difference is that the HD has a big light-up power switch on the front panel (the combos have their power switches rear-mounted).

HEAT SINKS AND FANS	7•1

The rear panel of the Flextone HD is where you see the real difference between the Flextone combos and your Flextone head. Because of the much higher power capabilities of the HD, it includes large heat sinks and fans that are not found on the Flextone combos.

THE HEAT SINKS CAN BE HOT (THAT’S THE WHOLE IDEA OF THEM – THEY DISSIPATE THE HEAT THAT THE FLEXTONE HD GENERATES). BE CAREFUL TO KEEP AT LEAST 3 INCHES OF CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE BACK OF THE FLEXTONE HD AND WHATEVER IS BEHIND IT. DO NOT TOUCH THE HEAT SINKS WHILE THE FLEXTONE HD IS OPERATING OR WHILE IT IS COOLING AFTER OPERATION.

FANS AND WHAT MAKES THEM GO

The Flextone HD’s back panel fans protect it from overheating when you are driving the unit to its maximum power output levels, or using it in high temperature

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Contents Floor Board and FB4 Page Serial no Page Grand Tour Page Quick Start Guide MANUAL? I DON’T Need no Stinking ManualRegister and GET Great Free Stuff GET ON-LINE INTRODUCTION1 FLEXTONE! Meet the FlextoneTubetone Modeling AMP Models Front Panel Controls Grand TourChannel Select Switches A, B, C, D You use these Grand Tour Front Panel Controls Rear Panel USE the Right Cable Effects Send and Return HD folks, see . For allFlextone Flavors Which Amps are MODELED? Modeled AmpsModeled Amps Which Amps are MODELED? Modeled Amps Which Amps are MODELED? Modeled Amps Which Amps are MODELED? Flextone Signature Sounds Modeled Amps Flextone Signature Sounds Onboard Effects Flextone EffectsFlextone Effects Onboard Effects Flextone Effects Onboard Effects Combined Effects Delay/ChorusUsing the Manual Channel Features Using the Channel MemoriesCreating & Storing Sounds Edit Mode Preset Reset Button Page THAT’S Using Your Feet Using the Floor Board with the FlextoneGetting Connected Channel Select Mode TWO ModesBanks Manual Mode Editing and Saving Setups with the Floor BoardChannel Select Tap Tempo TunerWah Pedal Effect ON/OFF Mode Volume PedalDistortion Drive/BoostTrem/Chorus Delay Effect On/Off Settings Stored With Programmed ChannelsReverb Using the FB4 with the Flextone Fans and What Makes Them GO Inside Your HeadFlextone HD Front Panel Heat Sinks and FansEffects Loop Series VS. Parallel Making Connections Using the Effects LoopSetting Effect Levels Direct OutputsDirect Output Level Take a Load OFF MONO/STEREO DetailFeeling UNBALANCED? Floor BOARD, More MEMORIES, & Midi Midi OUTMore Memory Midi Program Change & Flextone Channels Things to Remember with MidiMidi Continuous Control Midi Program Changes & Flextone Channels Visual Aid Cabinet HOOK-UPS Volume LevelsCarrying a Load Flextone HD Power OutputOPEN-BACK /CLOSED-BACK Emulation Cabinet ChoicesTypical 16 Ohm Wiring Setup Rewiring 16 OHM CabinetsHD Cabinet HOOK-UP Drawings 715 HD Cabinet HOOK-UP Drawings 717 HD Cabinet HOOK-UP Drawings 719 HD Cabinet HOOK-UP Drawings This page should be Left Blank do not Print this Text Appendix a AMP Models Appendix B Effect Parameters WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Flextone Design TeamFlextone Manual was brought to you by Index Fans Flextone HD Manual Mode 23, 51, 52 Closed-back cabinet Tone emulation with HD This page should be Left Blank do not Print this Text