Line 6 POD X3 Family - Manual (Page 34)

Reference: Tweaking Tones
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inactivity, the display will return to its previous state.
Guitar Amp Model Tone Controls:
Bass – bass tone control.
Mid – mid tone control.
Treble – treble tone control.
Pres – presence control, which brightens your tone.
Drive – controls how hard you’re driving the input of the chosen Amp Model, and just like the input
volume control on a non-master volume guitar amp, higher settings give you more “dirt”.
Vol – controls the relative volume level of the current Tone; you can use this to balance levels between
various tones, but in general, you should set this as high as possible for the best signal-to-noise ratio.
Bass Amp Model Tone Controls:
Bass – bass tone control.
Lo Mid – low-mid tone control.
Hi Mid – high-mid tone control.
Treble – treble tone control.
Drive – controls how hard you’re driving the input of the chosen Amp Model, and just like the input
volume control on a non-master volume guitar amp, higher settings give you more “dirt”.
Vol – controls the relative volume level of the current Tone; you can use this to balance levels between
various tones, but in general, you should set this as high as possible for the best signal-to-noise ratio.
Pre-Amp Model Tone Controls
Bass & Freq – bass tone control; level and frequency.
Lo Mid & Freq – low-mid tone control; level and frequency.
LMid – turn to choose 1x or 10x the low-mid frequency.
Hi Mid & Freq – High-mid tone control; level and frequency.
HMid – turn to choose 1x or 10x the high-mid frequency.
Hi Pass – high-pass filter frequency.
Lo Gn & Fq – low-frequency shelving tone control; level and frequency.
Lm Gn & Fq – low-mid peaking tone control; level and frequency.
Mid Gn & Fq – mid peaking tone control; level and frequency.
Hm Gn & Fq – high-mid peaking tone control; level and frequency.
Hi Gn & Fq – high-frequency shelving control; level and frequency.