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rhythm sounds are possible. Try the MID Control set high and the GAIN Control at about 6 |
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a grinding crunch rhythm sound "Dime" the MID Control and stand back ! If this still isn’t crazy enough for you..."Max" the GAIN
and TREBLE Controls and set the PRESENCE Control to 0 1 . This should be sufficient enough fuel to get you to the next planet! The versatility that this dual purpose MID Control lends to the RHYTHM Mode of the ROCKET greatly expands its usefulness as both a clean and overdrive Mode.
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This control blends in the lower frequencies and its effectiveness, again, depends on the setting of the TREBLE
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PRESENCE:
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The PRESENCE Control attenuates the high end and controls dynamic compression in the power section. High settings produce more sparkle, cut and lend a more "open" quality to the RHYTHM
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Treble settings, combined with low PRESENCE Control settings produce the richest and roundest lead sounds. For a clean sound, try setting the PRESENCE Control at around 5 or 6 for the sweet blend of sparkle and cut in the RHYTHM Mode. This range in the RHYTHM Mode also tends to give the impression of more headroom. Try a LEAD Mode PRESENCE Control setting of 3 to start with and adjust to desired taste.
NOTE Avoid setting the PRESENCE Control to 10 when High Gain and Treble settings are in use. This reduces the likelihood of annoying microphonic tube problems occurring.
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