Line 6 Pilot's Handbook manual Working It, Quick Start Guide

Working It Quick Start Guide

WORKING IT

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Quick Start Guide

SPEAKERS, POWER: If you’ve got a Duoverb HD, hook up your speakers (details are on Connecting External Speakers on page 2•9). Connect the power cord from Duoverb’s rear panel to your power outlet. But don’t turn the power on yet.

FOOT CONTROLLER: Connect the included Amp I – II switch to Duoverb’s rear panel. If you’ve got a Line 6 FBV class foot controller, connect it to the rear panel (the older Line 6 Floor Board and FB4 do not work with Duoverb).

PLUG IN: Jack your guitar into Duoverb’s INPUT. Turn Duoverb’s MASTER knob (on the far right) all the way down. Flick Duoverb’s POWER switch on. Spin MASTER VOLUME up to 8 o’clock or so. Get ready for tasty tones...

AMP 1 and/or AMP 2: Use the toggle switch labeled Amp 1 on top and Amp 2 on the bottom to select Amp 1, Amp 2 or—to get doubly-delicious—both at the same time. If only one amp light is lit, push the toggle switch in that direction to run both amps at once. Push the toggle switch towards the unlit amp light if you only want to run the other amp. See Amp 1 & Amp II Foot Switch on page 2•4 for foot switch details.

AMP TONE KNOBS: What you see is what you get here—turn knobs ’til things sound good! The top row of knobs controls Amp 1 and the bottom row controls Amp 2.

BLEND or SPLIT: Flick the switch up to have Amp 1 & 2 blended so both amps feed both speakers, or flick it down to have the amps split so Amp 1 comes from the left speaker only, and amp 2 from the right only.

CHANNEL MEMORIES: These are like the buttons on a car radio that remember your favorite stations. Press A, B, C or D to recall one of the 4 Channel Memories. Press the button again to get back to “manual mode.” You are in manual mode if none of the A,B,C,D buttons are lit. As on a car radio, hold any of the buttons for 3 seconds to save your current settings to that memory for later recall.