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5. Using the CABINET TYPE selector (1.2), choose the cabinet you want to use.HINT: For recommended combinations of amp and cabinet types, refer to p.33.6. Adjust the GAIN (1.3), TREBLE, MIDDLE, BASS, PRESENCE (1.5–1.8) andVR GAIN (1.4) to taste. CH VOLUME (1.9) adjusts the volume while preservingthe overall character of the distortion produced by the power stage.HINT: To get the most distortion, raise VR GAIN to a desired level.7. If you want to add modulation, delay, or reverb, press the TAP button (2.4) onceagain to defeat bypass.8. Now let’s try adjusting one of the effects. For example if you want to add tapeecho, press the DELAY TYPE button (2.3) to make the “TAPE ECHO” LED(2.1) light.To set the delay time, press the TAP button (2.4) twice at the desired tempo.Make sure that the DELAY TYPE button is lit. In this state, you can turn thethree value knobs 1–3 (2.5) located at the right to make fine adjustments to thetime, set the mix amount of the echo sound, and set the amount of feedbackfor the echo.You can adjust the MODULATION and REVERB effects in the same way.(However you can’t use TAP to make settings.)NOTE: Some effect settings may cause unwanted distortion. If so, lower the CHVOLUME (1.9).HINT: If you want to turn modulation, delay, or reverb off individually, simply pressits TYPE button (2.3) until the corresponding effect type LED goes dark.9. If you want to use a pedal effect, use the PEDAL selector (2.2) to select thedesired effect.10. Make sure that the PEDAL TYPE button (2.3) is lit, and turn value knobs 1–3(2.5) to make adjustments.HINT: Since you’ll probably find it easier to adjust the pedal effect if modulation,delay, or reverb are not being applied to the sound, press and hold the TAP button(2.4) for at least one second to bypass those effects. When you’re finished adjustingthe pedal effect, press the TAP button once again to disable bypass.11. When you’ve got a sound you like, store it!NOTE: If you switch to a different program (or to manual mode) or turn off thepower without saving, your settings will be lost!HINT: If noise bothers you, you can minimize it by adjusting the noise reduction(p.19). Also, it’s a good idea to assign a name to your program so that you can findit later when you want! The name is saved as part of a program’s settings.18
ADJUSTING THE NOISE REDUCTION (UTILITY “NR SENS”)Here’s how you can minimize any noise that might be heard during intervals whenyou’re not playing.NOTE: When using high Gain settings on amp types such as RECTO or USHIGAIN, NR is highly recommended! Why? Because high gain = noise (hiss)! Justlike on the originals!NOTE: The noise reduction setting is saved as part of each program. If you switchto a different program or to manual mode, or turn off the power without storing, yoursettings will be lost.1. Press the UTILITY button (3.4) to make the button light.2. The name display (3.8) will show “NR SENS” (noise reduction sensitivity). Ifanything else is selected, press the 1/PREV button (3.3) to make the displayshow NR SENS.3. Use value knob 3 (2.5) or the ▲, ▼ buttons (3.2) to adjust the noise reductionsetting. The value display (3.10) shows the depth of noise reduction. As thevalue increases (0.2, 0.4, …, 10.0), the effect will become stronger. With a settingof “OFF” there will be no noise reduction.NOTE: Depending on the guitar you are using, raising the noise reduction settingtoo high may cause the decay of some notes to be cut off.4. Press the TUNER/CANCEL button (3.7). You will return to the mode you werein.IntroductionPanel TourSetupProgram/<strong>Manual</strong>Creatingand StoringNAMING A PROGRAM (UTILITY “Program Name”)Here’s how you can name a program.NOTE: The program name is saved as part of each program. If you switch to a differentprogram, to manual mode, or turn off the power without saving, your settingswill be lost.1. Press the UTILITY button (3.4) to make the button light.2. Press the 1/PREV or 2/NEXT buttons (3.3) to make the name display (3.8)show the program name. The display will change each time you press a button.3. Use the 3/√, 4/® buttons (3.3) to move the cursor to the character you want tochange (the selected character will blink), and use value knob 3 or the ▲, ▼buttons (3.2) to change the character. You can use the following characters.4. Repeat step 3 to finish entering a name for your program.5. When you have finished entering a name, press the TUNER/CANCEL button(3.7) to return to the mode you were in.19
Page 6 and 7: CREATE YOUR OWN SOUNDS9. To create
Page 8 and 9: 5. UK BLUES .......................
Page 11 and 12: IntroductionWELCOME ABOARD!Many tha
Page 13 and 14: Apart from the vitalvalve tone this
Page 15 and 16: A Guitarist’s Guided Panel TourHe
Page 17 and 18: 2 EFFECTS SECTIONThe PEDAL effects
Page 19: NR SENS: Noise reduction (p.19)****
Page 22 and 23: SetupNOTE: You MUST turn off the po
Page 24: USING ToneLab FOR LIVE PERFORMANCEE
Page 27: Creating and Storing Your OwnProgra
Page 31 and 32: Explanations of the Amp andEffect T
Page 33 and 34: Tube TalkUs Brits call ‘em valves
Page 35 and 36: 3. AC30As already stated, the VOX A
Page 37 and 38: 7. UK ’80SThis is modelled on a 1
Page 39 and 40: ups. It is also incredibly responsi
Page 41 and 42: B. CABINET MODELSNow let’s look a
Page 43 and 44: 11. OFFOK, this not a cabinet. The
Page 45 and 46: 3. ACOUSTICWanna go “unplugged”
Page 47 and 48: D. MOD (Modulation) EFFECTSThis sec
Page 49 and 50: 1. OFFSelect this if you don’t wa
Page 51 and 52: TunerFor your convenience, ToneLab
Page 53 and 54: 1. Press the UTILITY button (3.4) t
Page 55 and 56: Control via MIDIMIDI stands for Mus
Page 57 and 58: 2. Press the 1/PREV or 2/NEXT butto
Page 59 and 60: BACKING UP1. Connect ToneLab’s MI
Page 61 and 62: Restoring the Factory PresetProgram
Page 63 and 64: 5. You can’t hear any MODULATION,
Page 65 and 66: ProgramChange Variable RangeSystem
Page 67 and 68: Program list1-1 BLIZZARDAMP CABINET
Page 69 and 70: 5-1 DIRTAMP CABINET TREBLE MIDDLE B
Page 71 and 72: 9-1 OLDGUYAMP CABINET TREBLE MIDDLE
Page 73 and 74: IndexSymbols16Numerics1OCTAVE 362OC
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