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pg 30
Using the Spring Reverb...
For traditional combo amp tones, use the 2 Spring - Number parameter
option with the Combo - Dwell setting and a Decay value of around 4�5
seconds� Many combo amps have a darker spring tone, so try rolling the
Tone knob back to mellow out the reverb� Try lowering settings on the Low
End parameter to reduce the low frequency content as well�
For more sophisticated spring reverbs, try the 3 Spring reverb with Clean
Dwell settings and shorter decay times of around 3 seconds� Keep the Low
End parameter at the half-way point and adjust the Tone knob to taste�
For maximum splash, crank the Tone knob to maximum and turn the Low
End parameter to minimum� Turn up the Mix to 3 o’clock if you’re bold�
Hot input signals will drive the spring harder� Reduce the Dwell setting if
you experience too much spring distortion�
Adjusting the Low End parameter to 50% and less attenuates the lows to
avoid rumble and feedback issues� Increasing the Low End can add some
richness to the spring when using the Clean or Combo Dwell settings and
lower Mix levels�