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Line 6 GearBox 3.1 – Basic Features Guide

Scream

Stevie Ray Vaughan to Michael Landau, the simple

ve heard 'round the

his medium-gain pedal was introduced in the early '80s,

. These

product names, descriptions and images are provided for

Classic

d in the late '70s, the ProCo Rat was

ortion

d that was angrier and more

nt a

in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These product names, descriptions and

images are used solely to identify the specific products whose tones and sounds were studied

Vetta C

taken from the Vetta II, Line 6's flagship guitar amplifier. A Line 6 original, Vetta

fixed ratio (2.35:1, in case you're asking) with the threshold (that would be your

) adjustable from -9dB to -56dB and up to 12dB of gain available at the LEVEL knob.

From

Ibanez® Tube Screamer® is the overdri

world. T

and in many blues circles, you're not allowed to solo witho

one. Over the years, Ibanez® issued several variations of the

venerable Tube Screamer®, but none have reached the fabled

status of the TS-808® that this model is based on*.

* IBANEZ® is a trademark of Hoshino Gakki Co. Ltd. and

is in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6

the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that

were studied during Line 6’s sound model development.

Distortion

Born and bre

the beginning of a new generation of dist

boxes. With a soun

aggressive than a fuzz, the Rat put teeth into a new

breed of metal that was beginning to crawl to the

surface of the music scene. The TONE knob on

GearBox's Classic Distortion Model based on* the

Rat model functions like the original's "filter"

control, giving you brighter tone at lower settings,

and darker tone at higher settings. Once bitten,

you'll know why we call this one "tone with

teeth!"

* All product names used in this docume

are

re trademarks of their respective owners, which

during Line 6’s sound model development.

omp

This effect is

Comp has a

SENS knob

In other words, turn the SENS knob 'til you like the way your signal's compressed, then set the

volume with LEVEL.

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