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Color Mod: If you have trouble distinguishing certain colors
on your HeadRush Prime’s display, or if you just want to
further customize the color scheme, you can use the
color mod parameters to adjust their default settings.
If that sounds complicated to you, don’t worry! It is best
to learn simply by experimenting with the settings. While
you experiment, a sample of your adjustments will be
shown in real time. See the example below:
If you want to return to the default color scheme, the
default settings are as follows:
• Depth: 0%
• Color: 36 DEG
• Spread: 180 DEG
Note: The Color Mod feature is disabled when the Lock Screen feature is enabled.
Audio Tab
Guitar Input: This setting determines whether each rig’s input signal is taken from the guitar input (Guitar), or
the right (R) return input (FX Ret R). When set to Per Rig, the source is determined by the Rig Input setting
of each rig (see (4.4.2) Adjusting Settings > Parameters > In to learn about this). When set to FX Ret R or
Per Rig, the FX-Loop Stereo Return setting will be disabled; the signal will be mono.
Guitar Out: This setting determines where the top guitar path from a rig’s output signal is sent to. Choose XLR
to send the signal to HeadRush Prime’s XLR outputs, 1/4” to send the signal to the 1/4” outputs, and Phones
to send the signal to the 1/8” headphones output.
Alt Guitar Source: This setting determines the point in the signal path from which the alternate output signal is
taken: Rig Input, Amp Input (the default setting), Amp Output, Cab Input, Cab Output, IR Input, IR 1024
In, Amp 2 Input, Amp 2 Output, Cab 2 Input, Cab 2 Output, IR 2 Input, or IR 1024 2 In.
Alt Guitar Out: This setting determines where the signal from the Alt Guitar is sent to. Choose XLR to send the
signal to HeadRush Prime’s XLR outputs, 1/4” to send the signal to the 1/4” outputs, and Phones to send
the signal to the 1/8” headphones output.
Guitar Out (2): This setting determines where the bottom guitar path from a rig’s output signal is sent to. Choose
XLR to send the signal to HeadRush Prime’s XLR outputs, 1/4” to send the signal to the 1/4” outputs, and
Phones to send the signal to the 1/8” headphones output.
Phantom Power (+48V): This setting determines whether phantom power (+48V) is enabled (On) or disabled
(Off) for the Combo XLR+1/4” microphone input.
Important: Only enable phantom power if your microphone requires it. Most dynamic microphones and
ribbon microphones do not require phantom power, while most condenser microphones do. Consult your
microphone's documentation to find out whether it needs phantom power.