User Manual

Chapter 3: Exploring Rigs 33
DC Vintage Crunch
The Vintage model combines tonal attributes of
50s and 60s-era American tube amps, with
added gain potential and a Bright switch.
DC Vintage OD
This amp is loosely based on a combination of
two British-made tube amps. It takes the preamp
section from our Plexiglas model and marries it
to the power section of our AC Top Boost model,
with further tonal enhancements.
DC Vintage Clean
This amp is loosely based on the same British-
made tube amp we used as the basis for our AC
Top Boost model. It has been further refined to
offer a range of tones from very clean (cleaner
than the original amp) to a slight amount of
breakup.
DC Bass
This bass amp is based on the same US-made
300-watt bass head we used as the basis for the
Blue Line Bass model. It is designed with a
scooped lower-midrange response, adding the
capability for bigger lows with a tighter response
than the original amp. It also, unconventionally
for a bass amp, offers a tremolo circuit.
General Amp Controls
The Amp controls can be accessed by selecting
the AMP device in Rig View and pressing CON-
TROLS. There are two pages of controls for every
amp. These controls are configured and named
to closely match the amps we modeled for
Eleven Rack.
When you view the Amp controls, a Page indi-
cator is displayed to show you which page of
controls you’re viewing. Turn the Scroll wheel
to switch pages.
Tremolo Controls
Some amps, (such as the ‘64 Black Panel Lux Vi-
brato, ‘66 AC Hi Boost, and DC Modern Over-
drive), feature authentic Tremolo circuits. These
controls include:
Speed Lets you set the speed of the Tremolo ef-
fect’s amplitude modulation.
Sync When set to a rhythmic value, the SYNC
control sets the Tremolo’s speed to cycle at the
selected rhythmic interval, in sync with the Rig
tempo. When set to “OFF”, the speed is not syn-
chronized and can be manually set with the
SPEED control.
Depth Sets the amount of amplitude modula-
tion.
Eleven Rack is not affiliated with,
sponsored, or endorsed by the makers
of the amplifiers that it emulates.
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