REVV Generator 100P MK3 - Front Panel Layout; Input; Channel One (Clean); Channel Two (Crunch)

REVV | GENERATOR 100P MK3
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FRONT PANEL
INPUT
1
1⁄4” Instrument cable input.
CHANNEL ONE (CLEAN)
2
Selected by: 1. pushing the designated front panel
button, 2. footswitch button #1 or a footswitch preset
mode setting, 3. MIDI & CC commands.
• Passive treble, middle, & bass controls with a wide
range. Small turns equal large tonal change!
• Level control sets the FX loop signal intensity as
well as overall volume for the channel.
Bright allows you to achieve a brighter or warmer
clean tone without compromising the full range of your
treble knob. This is also useful when using gain pedals
that are picky about which amp they are boosting, so
definitely experiment to taste. Channel 1 and Channel
2 share the bright switch between them.
The Wide function is activated by pressing the channel
button. When the wide function is active the red LED
will illuminate. In this mode, the sound the channel will
produce will be bolder as all frequencies are boosted.
CHANNEL TWO (CRUNCH)
3
Selected by: 1. pushing the designated front panel
button, 2. footswitch button #2 or a footswitch preset
mode setting, 3. MIDI & CC commands.
• Passive treble, middle, & bass controls with a wide
range. Small turns equal large tonal change!
Bright allows you to tailor the sound to your preference
by shifting the high end response of this channel. It
makes quite a large dierence, so don’t be afraid to
turn it on if you like a much more bitey tone! Pairing this
on/o position with dialing of the treble knob can yield
very powerful results. Channel 1 and Channel 2 share
the bright switch between them.
Crunch Gain allows you to go from an almost totally
clean tone to quite a bit of gain! And in conjunction
with the drive mode setting, this channel can get quite
spicy!
Crunch Drive mode is cycled by pressing the channel
button. As you press the channel button you will see
the drive LED change from OFF to Blue to Red. Each
drive mode will alter the gain of the channel as well as
increase or decrease the intensity of certain frequencies.