Digital Signal Processor | Crate Amplifiers GFX2200HT specs

GFX2200HT GUITAR AMPLIFIER

The Digital Signal Processor:

Crate’s Digital Signal Processing (DSP) offers 16 exciting digital effects, accessible through the DSP Mode control. The effects are described as follows:

1REV 1 small room reverb

2REV 2 medium room reverb

3REV 3 large room reverb

4REV 4 concert hall reverb

5DLY 1 short slapback + small room reverb

6DLY 2 medium delay + plate reverb

7DLY 3 long delay + large room reverb

8FLNG 1 slow deep flange + reverb

9FLNG 2 flange + reverb + delay

10CHO 1 slow tremolo chorus + reverb

11CHO 2 chorus + reverb + delay

12	RTRY	simulated rotating speaker effect
13	OCTV DN	adds a signal one octave lower than input
14	T-WAH	touch sensitive wah-wah effect
15	I-WAH	inverse wah-wah effect
16	DBLR	simulated second track, slightly out-of-sync

LY	CHO 1
	CHO 2

RTRY

	OCTV
REV	N
	T-WAH
BLR	I-WAH

LEVEL

Use the DSP Mode control to access any of the 16 built-in digital effects. Use the level control to mix in the desired amount of each effect.

Channel Tracking:

Your Crate GFX2200HT gives you the power of Channel Tracking! Once you select a DSP setting for each channel, Channel Tracking recalls those DSP settings automatically – without changing the DSP controls! For example:

•Select the Clean channel. Set the DSP Mode to “FLNG 1”(slow flange + reverb)

•Select the Overdrive channel, Gain 1. Set the DSP Mode to “CHO 1”(slow chorus + reverb) (the setting for the Clean channel is now saved to memory)

•Select the Overdrive channel, Gain 2. Set the DSP Mode to “T-WAH”(touchwah-wah)(the setting for the Overdrive channel, Gain 1 is now saved to memory)

•Reselect the Clean channel (the setting for the Overdrive channel, Gain 2 is now saved to memory)

Now when you go back to the Clean channel, even though the DSP Mode was last set to “T-WAH,” Channel Tracking automatically recalls the last setting for the Clean channel – in this example, “FLNG 1.” Change to the Overdrive channel, Gain 1, and “CHO 1” is recalled. Change to the Overdrive channel, Gain 2, and “T-WAH” is recalled. That’s the power of Channel Tracking!

(Note: Even when the power is turned off, Channel Tracking still retains the settings – until you change them!)