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Line 6 Pilot's manual

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  • Page 1

    An in-depth exploration of the revolutionary technologies and tonal pleasures of the Duoverb. Electrophonic Limited Edition. Also available at www.line6.com. Revision A. Pilot’s Handbook Duet Manual Page 1 Tuesday, October 1, 2002 9:36 PM[...]

  • Page 2

    SERIAL NO: Y OU SHOULD READ THESE I MPORTANT S AFETY I NSTRUCTIONS K EEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE The serial number can be found on the back panel of your Duoverb. It’ s the number that begins with “(21)”. Please note it here for future reference: CA UTION: T o reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not remove screws. No use[...]

  • Page 3

    Please Note: Line 6, Duoverb, Vetta, POD and Flextone are trademarks of Line 6, Inc. All other product names, trademarks, and artists’ names are the property of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. Product names, images, and artists’ names are used solely to identify the products whose tones and sou[...]

  • Page 4

    Welcome to Duoverb ...................................................................................................... 1•1 Working It Quick Start Guide ....................................................................... 2•1 Front Panel Features ..............................................................................................[...]

  • Page 5

    W elcome to Duo v erb • Register 1 • 1 W ELCOME TO D UOVERB Register Thanks for buying a Duoverb! Please send in that included registration card or click on over to www.line6.com to get registered. We’ll wait right here... Connect at www.line6.com Join the thriving community at www .line6.com . The discussion boards are humming with Line 6ers[...]

  • Page 6

    W orking It Quick Start Guide 2• 1 W ORKING I T In a rush? Well, then, just read this page and come back to the rest later: Quick Start Guide SPEAKERS, PO WER: If you’ve got a Duoverb HD, hook up your speakers (details are on Connecting External Speak ers on page 2•9). Connect the power cord from Duoverb’s rear panel to your power outlet. B[...]

  • Page 7

    W orking It Fr ont Panel F eatures 2• 2 Front Panel Features 1. Guitar Input: Plug your guitar in here. 2. Amp Models: When you spin one of these knobs, it’ s like swapping the electronic “circuitry” running inside the Duoverb to make your amp sound (see Chapter 3 for descriptions of the Amp Models). The knob on top selects AMP 1 and the on[...]

  • Page 8

    W orking It Fr ont Panel F eatures 2 • 3 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 re[...]

  • Page 9

    W orking It Amp 1 & Amp II Foot Switch 2 • 4 Amp 1 & Amp II Foot Switch The included Amp I – II foot switch connects to Duoverb’s rear panel, letting you control which amp(s) are on with your feet. The lights on the pedal show which amp(s) are currently on. It all works like this: 1. To turn on Amp 1, step on switch I, and its light w[...]

  • Page 10

    W orking It Manual Mode: What Y ou See Is What Y ou Get 2 • 5 Manual Mode: What You See Is What You Get When none of the A, B, C , D Buttons are lit, Duoverb is operating in Manual Mode , meaning that all of the controls are active and the sound of the amp is determined by the current knob settings. Just like pretty much any other amplifier, righ[...]

  • Page 11

    W orking It Rear P anel Featur es 2 • 6 Rear Panel Features 12. Phones: Keep it quiet around the house by connecting headphones to the Phones jack. Just remember to unplug your headphones when you want to rock the house again—plugging in headphones disables your speaker outputs. The Master knob sets the output level while you’re using headpho[...]

  • Page 12

    W orking It Rear P anel Featur es 2 • 7 16. Le vel T rim: The level of the XLR Ouputs is set by the small rear panel trim, and is not affected by the Master knob. 17. XLR Balanced Outputs & Gr ound Lift: These versatile connections are designed with Line 6’ s exclusive A.I.R. II technology to give you the perfect pair of direct connections [...]

  • Page 13

    W orking It Using Y our Dir ect XLR Outputs 2 • 8 Using Your Direct XLR Outputs One of the nifty features inside your Duoverb is Line 6’s exclusive A.I.R. II technology that enables you to get that great mic sound out of your amplifier without the microphone! Your Direct outputs can be used either in the studio or as a direct feed to the house [...]

  • Page 14

    W orking It Connecting External Speak ers 2 • 9 Connecting External Speakers The following pages illustrate how to connect your Duoverb to Line 6 speaker cabinets. If you are using any other cabinets be sure to check your speaker cabinets’ impedance and choose the matching setting on your Duoverb’s rear panel impedance switch. In correct sett[...]

  • Page 15

    W orking It Connecting External Speak ers 2 • 10 Hooking up your HD in mono with a single 4x12 Hooking up your HD in stereo with a single 4x12 LEFT/ MONO RIGHT 4 PER SIDE STEREO OR 2 MONO (LEFT ONL Y) 320 MAX WA TTS TOTAL MONO 160 WA TTS MAX PER SPEAKER 16 PER SIDE STEREO OR 8 MONO (LEFT ONL Y) OUTPUT IMPEDANCE 4 OHMS CABINET MODELING OPEN 8 OHMS[...]

  • Page 16

    W orking It Connecting External Speak ers 2 • 11 Hooking up your HD in side by side stereo with two 4x12s Hooking up your HD in stacked stereo with two 4x12s LEFT/ MONO RIGHT 4 PER SIDE STEREO OR 2 MONO (LEFT ONL Y) 320 MAX WA TTS TOTAL MONO 160 WA TTS MAX PER SPEAKER 16 PER SIDE STEREO OR 8 MONO (LEFT ONL Y) LEFT/ MONO RIGHT 4 PER SIDE STEREO OR[...]

  • Page 17

    W orking It Connecting External Speak ers 2 • 12 Hooking up your HD in side by side stereo with two 2x12s Hooking up your HD in stacked stereo with two 2x12s LEFT RIGHT STEREO - 8 USE BOTH JACKS 80 WA TTS MAX PER SPEAKER MONO - 4 THIS JACK ONL Y 160 WA TTS TOTAL MONO N222 LEFT RIGHT STEREO - 8 USE BOTH JACKS 80 WA TTS MAX PER SPEAKER MONO - 4 THI[...]

  • Page 18

    The Amps & Cabs • Meet The Family 3 • 1 T HE A MPS & C ABS Duoverb’s heart is its collection of Amp and Cab Models—resulting from Line 6’s meticulous study of a dream collection of vintage and modern amplifiers and cabinets. Each position of Duoverb’s Amp Model knobs calls up a particular Amp/Cab combination, powered by the same[...]

  • Page 19

    The Amps & Cabs • Explorer – based on a 1960 Gibson Explor er 3 • 2 Explorer – based on a 1960 Gibson Explorer This Amp Model is based on a 1960 Gibson Model GA-18T Explorer (little brother to the Gibson “Les Paul” GA40T). The particular amp we modeled originally belonged to the father of one of the high school buddies of Line 6’s[...]

  • Page 20

    The Amps & Cabs • T weed 410 – based on a 1958 F ender T weed Bassman 3 • 3 Tweed 410 – based on a 1958 Fender Tweed Bassman The classic ’58 Fender Bassman 4x10 combo was the amp that started it all—instant rock and roll tone. Originally a bass guitar amp, the Bassman became a Blues staple for 6-string guitarists thanks to its fat b[...]

  • Page 21

    The Amps & Cabs • Blackface – based on a 1964 Fender Delux e Rev erb 3 • 4 Blackface – based on a 1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb The Holy Grail for many blues, country, and “roots” players has been a blackface Fender Deluxe Reverb. The particular amp we studied for modeling was built in 1964, and is truly one of the finest examples of wh[...]

  • Page 22

    The Amps & Cabs • Line 6 Clean 3 • 5 Line 6 Clean Now, that amp sure looks familiar.... In fact, this model is a unique sound that you’ll only find in Duoverb and Line 6’s other amp modeling equipment. To create this Amp Model, we essentially grafted the preamp and tone stack of Roland’s popular JC-120 “Jazz Chorus” solid state co[...]

  • Page 23

    The Amps & Cabs • Class A-30 – based on a 1967 V ox A C-30 T op Boost 3 • 6 Class A-30 – based on a 1967 Vox AC-30 Top Boost Music was changing in the early ’60s and guitarists were asking for more brilliance & twang. So the Jennings Company, makers of Vox amps, decided to add Treble and Bass controls (and an extra 12AX7 gain stag[...]

  • Page 24

    The Amps & Cabs • Plexi Lead - based on a 1968 Marshall Super Lead 3 • 7 Plexi Lead - based on a 1968 Marshall Super Lead We literally scoured the world for this particular amp, finally finding a great example of a Super Lead languishing (we like to think fate preserved it for us) in Holland. One of the fun things you can do with a Plexi is[...]

  • Page 25

    The Amps & Cabs • Brit 800 – based on a 1987 Marshall JCM 800 3 • 8 Brit 800 – based on a 1987 Marshall JCM 800 Turn to this Amp Model to conjure up tones of the coveted JCM 800, one of Marshall’s most universally-acclaimed modern amps. This updated version of the Plexi continued Marshall’s heritage with added gain and edge for a ne[...]

  • Page 26

    The Amps & Cabs • Solo 100 – based on a Soldano SLO-100 3 • 9 Solo 100 – based on a Soldano SLO-100 This model is based on a Soldano SLO-100 head. Mike Soldano first came to fame as the guy who could do all the really cool mods to your Marshall. It wasn’t long before he started building his own ‘hot-rod’ amps— sporting chromed t[...]

  • Page 27

    The Amps & Cabs • Zen Master – based on a 2001 Budda T winmaster 3 • 10 Zen Master – based on a 2001 Budda Twinmaster This model is based on a Budda Twinmaster 2x12 combo. The Budda has a great, warm, Class A/B, sound. The Budda philosophy is all about power tube distortion. Simplicity is the key. With relatively low front end gain, hig[...]

  • Page 28

    The Amps & Cabs • Small T w eed – based on a 1953 Fender T weed Delux e 3 • 11 Small Tweed – based on a 1953 Fender Tweed Deluxe Modeled after a 1953 “wide panel” Fender Tweed Deluxe, this Amp Model will snarl with the best of them. The original amp had only a single tone control, essentially a Treble roll off. We set up Duoverb’s[...]

  • Page 29

    The Amps & Cabs • Blackface 212 – based on a 1965 Fender T win Rev erb 3 • 12 Blackface 212 – based on a 1965 Fender Twin Reverb The classic blackface Fender Twin (in this case, a 1965 Twin) was a real workhorse. Everybody used it, from jazz and country players to serious rockers. I myself remember seeing Johnny Winter at a concert wher[...]

  • Page 30

    The Amps & Cabs • Modern Class A – based on a Matchless DC-30 3 • 13 Modern Class A – based on a Matchless DC-30 This model is based on a Matchless DC-30. The DC-30 was the amp that really put Matchless on the map. Mark Sampson, the amp’s designer, who was kind enough to tell us the story behind this great amp’s design personally, s[...]

  • Page 31

    The Amps & Cabs • Class A-15 – based on a 1961 V ox A C-15 3 • 14 Class A-15 – based on a 1961 Vox AC-15 This model is based on a wonderful 1961 Vox AC-15. The sound is similar to the Vox AC-30 that was the inspiration for the Class A-30 model, but this is a smaller amp (only one 12-inch speaker instead of two) with a warmer, more “wo[...]

  • Page 32

    The Amps & Cabs • Plexi 45 – based on a 1965 Marshall JTM-45 3 • 15 Plexi 45 – based on a 1965 Marshall JTM-45 When the royal agents that we had dispatched to the UK found this particular amp, we instantly fell in love. The amp even has the original KT-66 tubes in it, still in great shape! It’s one of the finest examples of a JTM-45 w[...]

  • Page 33

    The Amps & Cabs • Hiwa y 100 – based on a Hiwatt 1973 Custom 100 3 • 16 Hiway 100 – based on a Hiwatt 1973 Custom 100 Based on a Hiwatt DR-103, this model gives a great, punchy sound that will cut through almost anything and retains great definition even when cranked. That’s exactly what designer Dave Reeves was looking for when he le[...]

  • Page 34

    The Amps & Cabs • Recti fi ed – based on a 2001 Mesa Boogie Dual Recti fi er 3 • 17 Rectified – based on a 2001 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier This Amp Model is based on a 2001 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head. The Dual Rectifier was part of Boogie’s more modern, high gain approach. In contrast to the earlier Boogies, the Dual Recti[...]

  • Page 35

    Using Y our F eet • FBV Class Foot Contr ollers 4 • 1 U SING Y OUR F EET FBV Class Foot Controllers If you find that your Amp I – II switcher pedal is just not enough, have no fear—the FBV is here! Using an FBV series foot controller gives you Wah and Volume pedal control plus the ability to name, store and recall 36 Duoverb Channel Memorie[...]

  • Page 36

    Using Y our F eet • So What Do All These Buttons and P edals Do? 4 • 2 So What Do All These Buttons and Pedals Do? 1. Bank Up - Bank Do wn: Use these two switches to choose any of the 9 Banks of Duoverb Channel Memories. Bank 1 is the same four memories you get from the front panel A, B , C , D Buttons when no FBV is connected. 2. Channel A, B,[...]

  • Page 37

    Using Y our F eet • So What Do All These Buttons and P edals Do? 4 • 3 3. Amp 1 - Amp 2: (Shortboard owners, apply the included sticker to label these controls.) When one amp is on, kick the other amp’ s switch to turn that other amp on instead. Or when one amp is on, kick that amp’ s switch to turn both amps on. And if both amps are on, ki[...]

  • Page 38

    Using Y our F eet • Saving and Naming with an FBV 4 • 4 Saving and Naming with an FBV To prepare for saving, it’s a good idea to browse through the various factory-stored preset sounds to decide which you can do without. Make a note of their Bank number and Channel letter so you can save your own sounds there instead. 1. Sa ve: Step on the FX[...]

  • Page 39

    Appendices • MIDI Capabilities 5 • 1 A PPENDICES MIDI Capabilities Duoverb always communicates on MIDI Channel 1. MIDI Program Change messages select Duoverb’s Channel Memories or Manual Mode, and are sent by Duoverb to control MIDI effects, etc. A variety of parameters can be controlled via MIDI Continuous Controller messages, as detailed on[...]

  • Page 40

    Appendices • MIDI Continuous Contr ol Messaging (Part 1) 5 • 2 MIDI Continuous Control Messaging (Part 1) Amp Models: 0= Explorer, 1= Tweed 410, 2= Blackface, 3= Line 6 Clean, 4= Class A-30, 5= Plexi Lead, 6= Brit 800, 7= Solo100, 8= Zen Master, 9= Small Tweed, 10= Blackface 212,11= Modern Class A, 12= Class A-15, 13= Plexi 45, 14= Hiway 100, 1[...]

  • Page 41

    Appendices • MIDI Continuous Contr ol Messaging (Part 2) 5 • 3 MIDI Continuous Control Messaging (Part 2) Rev erb Models: 0= Deluxe Spring, 1= T win Spring, 2= King Spring, 3= Small Room 1, 4= Tiled Room 1, 5= Bright Room 1, 6= Dark Hall 1, 7= Medium Hall, 8= Really Large Hall, 9= Rich Chamber 1, 10= Rich Chamber 2, 11= Ca vernous Chamber , 12=[...]

  • Page 42

    Appendices • Customer Ser vice 5 • 4 Customer Service Before contacting the Line 6 Customer Service team, please take the time to look through this publication to see if it can answer your questions. Additional helpful information is on the Support page of the Line 6 web site (www.line6.com), including the searchable FAQTRAQ system which is oft[...]