Line 6 Pilot's Handbook User Manual

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Working It

Front Panel Features

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As you come across your own favorite settings that you’d like to keep, you can save
them to the A, B, C and D buttons to replace the factory presets. Just hold down any of
A, B, C or D buttons for about 3 seconds until all of them flash and presto—Duoverb
has now memorized your custom tone for easy recall! See

Using The Channel

Memories

on page 2•5 for more detail. The Line 6 FBV class foot controllers let you

select these channel memories with your feet—and expand the total number of
memories available to a total of 36.

Chapter 4

has got the details.

7.

Amp Volume:

Use these knobs to balance levels between Amp 1 and Amp 2.

8.

Reverb:

You get to decide how much of Duoverb’s luxurious model of spring reverb

each amp gets. Use just a little to subtly add ambience, or crank up for vintage spring
reverb style sproi-oi-oi-oing!

9.

Blend - Split Switch:

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.

Note:

Duoverb will remember the

SPLIT/BLEND

combinations for both single amp configurations and dual amp

configurations when you save a channel. This control is here because we’ve found that
running two amps in SPLIT mode can sound

huge

. When running a single amp, you’ll

probably want BLEND mode, so sound is coming through both speakers.

10. Master:

Sets the overall volume of your Duoverb. Spin this to set your basic loudness,

then use the amp Volume knobs to balance the levels between

Amp 1

and

Amp 2

, as well

as the relative volume of the sounds you store with the A, B, C, D buttons.

11. Power Switch:

Flip the big metal switch to apply power to the dilithium crystal mounted

on the front panel above it.

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PRESENCE

REVERB

MASTER

VOLUME

SPLIT

BLEND

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10

POWER

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10

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10

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