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General| Brand | Line 6 |
|---|---|
| Model | AX2 212 |
| Category | Musical Instrument Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Guides users through the initial welcome and product registration process for free benefits.
Details how to access online resources, forums, and updates from Line 6.
Explains the TubeTone modeling technology and its role in the AX2's sound.
Introduces the concept of Amp Models and how they are created using TubeTone.
Crucial steps for setting guitar and aux input levels for optimal sound quality.
Explains the two modes for accessing and controlling parameters: Instant Access and Pass Through.
Detailed descriptions of amplifier models available on the AX2, including their origins.
Describes unique sounds created by Line 6 for the AX2, not based on specific vintage amps.
Covers fuzz tones and acoustic simulations not categorized as traditional amp models.
Provides a guide to the AX2's layout and refers to the fold-out illustration.
Details all controls and buttons located on the front panel of the AX2 amplifier.
Explains the various input, output, and power connections on the rear of the AX2.
Guides on setting input levels and using the onboard tuner for optimal performance.
Explains how channels, banks, and selection buttons organize presets and user settings.
Details how to adjust parameters using the editing knobs and edit rows.
Covers the process of editing, comparing, and saving custom channel setups.
Explains how to adjust global settings that affect all channels simultaneously.
Illustrates the signal flow and details the function of various effects and parameters.
Describes volume pedal positioning and how to use external foot pedals with the AX2.
Details headphone/direct out usage and utilizing the auxiliary input for external devices.
Explains how to reduce noise and hum using the built-in gate and canceller.
Details the compressor's role in evening out volume and adding sustain.
Describes various distortion, overdrive, fuzz, and octave box effects modeled for the AX2.
Covers different wah pedal types, auto-wah, and modulation assignment options.
Explains volume pedal signal path options and the auto-volume effect.
Details amp model selection and how to shape tone using the graphic equalizer.
Describes tremolo types, speeds, shapes, and various chorus-based effects.
Explains mono, stereo, ping pong, multi-tap, tape echo, and dynamic delay types.
Details different reverb simulations and their adjustable parameters like decay and tone.
Explains the impact of cabinet simulations on tone and lists available cabinet types.
Details primary controls in the Main Row and global parameter adjustments.
Step-by-step guide to creating a basic 'blank' channel for further customization.
Walkthrough for building a new sound, including amp models, EQ, and effects.
Instructions to restore default sounds and general tips for using the AX2.
Introduction to the Line 6 Floor Board controller and its capabilities.
Explains Channel Select Mode, Effect On/Off Mode, and basic pedal functions.
Guide on editing and saving channel setups using the Floor Board controller.
Instructions for connecting and using the FB4 foot controller for basic channel switching.
Procedures for saving channels, turning effects on/off, and restoring factory settings.
Instructions on how to set, reset, and back up global tone controls and sounds.
Details MIDI usage for saving/recalling setups and basic cleaning instructions.
Explains how to perform soft and hard system resets to restore factory defaults.
Lists which amp models support the bright switch and their default settings.
Provides a chart of MIDI implemented commands and their functions.
Maps MIDI program change numbers to AX2 channel recalls for external control.
Information on how to contact Line 6 support and credits for the AX2 design team.
