Behringer LX110 user manual Control Elements and Connectors, Front panel

V-AMPIRE LX110

2. CONTROL ELEMENTS AND CONNECTORS

Fig 2.1: V-AMPIRE control elements (front view)

2.1 Front panel

The GUITAR socket is the 1/4" connector for your guitar. Please use a standard 1/4" TS connector.

The PHONES connector allows you to monitor the audio signal with standard headphones (e.g. BEHRINGER HP Series). This connector can also be used as a stereo line output.

Plugging in the headphones automatically mutes the power amp signal. So, before pulling the headphones connector from the socket, please turn the MASTER control fully left.

The FOOTSWITCH jack is used to connect an FS112 footswitch for preset selection (UP/DOWN).

The FCV100 jack is used to connect an FCV100 expression pedal (not included), which can control various functions (effects parameters, wah-wah, volume, etc.).

To assign a function to the pedal, press the TREBLE

and BASS button simultaneously (see and ). Please read Chapter “6.3 Pedal Function” for more information.

The CD/TAPE INPUT RCA inputs allow you to feed in an additional stereo signal, for example, to play along to a drum computer or music playback.

Use the MASTER control to adjust the overall volume of the LX110.

The MASTER control is not programmable, i.e. its setting cannot be stored in a preset.

After pressing the TREBLE control you can use the ADJUST

control to raise or lower the high-frequency range. Press and turn the control to change the frequency range you are modifying. The TREBLE button lights up when this function is active and flashes while you are editing its settings.

After pressing the BASS control you can use the ADJUST

control to raise or lower the low-frequency range. Press and turn the control to change the frequency range you are modifying. The BASS button lights up when this function is active, and flashes while you are editing its settings.

Press the TREBLE and BASS buttons simultaneously to assign a specific function to the expression pedal (the display shows “PA”). Please read Chapter “6.3 Pedal Function” for more information.

Press the COMPR control to adjust the compressor.

ADJUST controls the sensitivity. Press and turn the control to adjust the attack and release times. The COMPR button lights up when this function is active and flashes while you are editing its settings.

Chapter “6.1.3 Special Effects” explains in detail how the compressor works.

Press the N-GATEbutton to adjust the noise gate. ADJUST

controls the sensitivity. Press and turn the control to adjust the attack and release times. The N-GATE button lights up when this function is active and flashes while you are editing its settings.

Chapter “6.1.3 Special Effects” explains in detail how the noise gate works.

When you press the COMPR and N-GATE buttons simultaneously, you can use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a memory location for the preset you are editing. Keep the COMPR and N-GATE buttons pressed for a while to store the preset. Please read Chapter “4. PRESETS” for more information.

To select a preset (99 – 00, decremental), press the DOWN button once quickly. Keep the button pressed to scroll through the presets quickly.

To select a preset (00 – 99, incremental), press the UP button once quickly. Keep the button pressed to scroll through the presets quickly.

Pressing the DOWN and UP buttons simultaneously activates the TUNER mode of the V-AMPIRE. Press either one of the two buttons to deactivate the TUNER mode. Please read Chapter “7. TUNER” for more information.

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