Line 6 headphones powered monitors - Manual (Page 97)

Line 6 GearBox 3.1 – Basic Features Guide
Bass Effects
Bass Overdrive
s inspired by our look at the Tech 21 Bass Sans Amp, plus a few extra liberties
taken by the Line 6 sound design team. The Sans Amp is famous for delivering a very quiet and
ile also serving up a very distinct distortion. Is pleasingly
makes it a favorite with the Post-Metal crowd and Industrial bands, and
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ly ‘70’s for Maestro® by synth genius Tom
n Chris Squire’s gear list in a mid-70’s Yes tour program. In fact, the
s the first distortion unit we can think of designed primarily with the bassist in
,
fic products that were studied during
Line 6’s sound model development. MAESTRO® is a registered trademark of Gibson Guitar
Sub Oct
All b
just let bass players have all the fun, so we’ve included an Octave device in
hat’s inspired by the very popular Boss OC-2. Your Sub Octave gets
to booty-shaking territory mighty quick. Use it to create additional voices
This model wa
crisp signal under all circumstances, wh
metallic quality
producers in all genres of music have come to favor the Bass Sans Amp for crunching up loops
The Bass Overdrive covers the same sort of territory, with a bit of a uniquely Line 6 bent. Choose
this distortion for your bass or any other signal and it will immediately become a very close and
furry friend. Note for non-bass players: this stomp box absolutely rocks on signals other than
bass. No, really, try it.
ze Master
The Maestro® Bass Brassmaster is considered by many to be the Holy Grail of bass distortion
units, and ultra-rare bird designed in the ear
Oberheim. It showed up o
Brassmaster wa
mind, and man, did Mr. Oberheim get it right! The original has a fairly elaborate set of controls
include two separate volumes and toggles for accentuating different harmonic voicings. We
weren’t able to make an exact duplicate of some of that complexity when creating the Bronze
Master for GearBox, but you’ll find that this model does give you a luscious palette of super-
sweet bass fuzz in the style of the Brassmaster, with righteous distortion that doesn’t take away
that all-important low end. For guitar players, think of it as somewhere between an Octave Fuzz
and a synth. You can get positively freaky with this one.
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assists know that in just about every musical situation, lower can be better! But we couldn’t
your PODxt t
you down in
below what you’re playing. Remember, lower can be better, especially when it makes
the booty shake!
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