Lexicon MPX G2 manual Amp Collection, Stand Alone

Programs 180-199 give you a collection of guitar amp tones from vintage to modern and everything in between.

180 AmericanClean

Super clean American round clean sound with lots of headroom. Plenty of lows and highs. Great for clean chords or country leads.

181 AmericanOD

Adds a bit of Overdrive to American Clean to simulate the amp being cranked up. Great for country rock.

182 AmericanGain

An American amp overdriven with a hint of ambience. Responds well to dynamics — use this for a straight-ahead rock sound.

183 Roadhouse

Straight-ahead bluesy preamp with just enough grit and some tasty reverb.

184 Taxmania

Use this sound with classic 60’s pop riffs.

185 British 60’s

The medium overdriven sound of a British amplifier. Think Hendrix.

186 British 70’s

A moderately overdriven sound based on British 60’s with more overall gain. Think Zeppelin.

187 British 80’s

Classic British style high-gain amp with a touch of ambience to open up the sound. Great for leads or chunky rhythms. Think Van Halen.

188 AmericanMod

A hot rodded American style amp with lots of bottom end and sustain. Think Eric Johnson.

189 ModernHiGain

Super high gain with tons of sustain and a bit of ambience. Great for metal leads and rhythms. Think Metallica.

190 TransChorus1

A popular solid-state twin with built-in chorus.

191 TransChorus2

The same solid-state twin as TransChorus1 with different chorus and tone settings.

192 Jazz Bright

Tight, articulate and bright. This amp will really bring out those clean fluid lines. It has a built-in chorus and silky reverb too.

193 Jazz Dark

This amp is set for a darker tone to give some weight to comping and chord melodies. Push it hard to put an edge on your bop — Imagine an organ trio in a smoke-filled club.

194 Acoustic

A preamp sound which can make your clean electric guitar sound almost acoustic. Works especially well on the neck pickup.

MPX G2 Program Descriptions

Amp Collection

(Stand Alone)

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