Modulation Models

Dimension

Based on the Roland® Dimension D, one of the first true stereo chorus units that featured two separate delay lines working off the same oscillator. These independent chorus effects were then panned between the stereo outputs, resulting in a wide stereo image. Various combinations of the on/off switches provide a rich, smooth chorus.

B Dimension

MOD

SW1 ON

SW3 OFF

SW4 OFF

SW2 ON

MIX

Knob 1: Selects Switch 1 On or Off.

Knob 2: Selects Switch 2 On or Off.

Knob 3: Selects Switch 3 On or Off.

Knob 4: Selects Switch 4 On or Off.

6•9

• Knob 5: Mix. Keep it set near max for the best chorus sound.

Ring Modulator

Ring modulators are for those special times when you want different, distinctive, weird, strange and otherwise non-traditional guitar sounds. With Mix set under 100%, some of your dry guitar sound will be heard. At 100%, there are no rules.

B

MOD

SHAPE

Ring Modulator

SPEED DEPTH

AM/FM MIX

Knob 1: Speed.

Knob 2: Depth.

Knob 3: Adjusts your Wave Shape from Sine to Square.

Knob 4: Select AM (amplitude modulation) or FM (frequency modulation). Set to minimum for AM, maximum for FM, or anywhere in-between to blend the two.

Knob 5: Mix. Experiment with different Mix levels for different effects.

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Line 6 M13 manual Dimension, Ring Modulator