travis bickle
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Start around 1:21:53 - they eventually get to describing each switch. I admit to breaking out a notepad - haha. Enjoy!
Start around 1:21:53 - they eventually get to describing each switch. I admit to breaking out a notepad - haha. Enjoy!
ners
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I don't know how the Halloween version maps the switch names but it should be the same functions as the standard...
Voicing Map:
Voicing Map:
- Fire. 3 way bright cap for gain flexibility
- Tight. 2 way focus control for lower gain flexibility and detuned tones
- UFO. 2 way compression style
- Blood. 2 way gain frequency control
- Storm. 3 way power amp response
- High and Low Inputs: The Low Input delivers the core tones and the High Input adds a transparent gain stage on top without the need for boost pedals.
ners
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But to my ears...
Fire = Treble voicing switch, I use the middle as it feels most "vintage Plexi" to me
Tight = Cuts the low end, super helpful for cleaner tones (but can't say I do that much lol)
UFO = Diode compression, I forget which direction I use but it's the "louder" one which is no diodes I think (or maybe just "less")
Blood = Gain boost, I actually use it off most of the time but do flick it on from time to time
Storm = Most confusing to me but basically makes the low end louder without changing gain? I don't know but I use it in the middle with my tele and the other two settings with humbuckers
Input: I like the Low one the best but mostly because I use my SK for mid-gain
Fire = Treble voicing switch, I use the middle as it feels most "vintage Plexi" to me
Tight = Cuts the low end, super helpful for cleaner tones (but can't say I do that much lol)
UFO = Diode compression, I forget which direction I use but it's the "louder" one which is no diodes I think (or maybe just "less")
Blood = Gain boost, I actually use it off most of the time but do flick it on from time to time
Storm = Most confusing to me but basically makes the low end louder without changing gain? I don't know but I use it in the middle with my tele and the other two settings with humbuckers
Input: I like the Low one the best but mostly because I use my SK for mid-gain
RedB4Black
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Thanks… yeah. About 20 minutes of rambling and sidetracking before we get all the info. lol
But pretty much they describe them about what I figured they were supposed to do.