User Manual

LA5: Ancient Tube Lead

Turn a non-master British stack up to 11 and stand back. Stand way back ...

LA6: Paranoid

The heavy metal mudslide that started an avalanche back in the early ´70s.

LA7: Tokyo Women

That would be Ritchie's fab tone for you. But don't take our word for it,

dress up in best black get up and hear for yourself.

LA8: Crazy Diamond

Pile on a healthy helping of echo and reverb to create a sound you can slice.

Shine on indeed ....

LA9: Violin

That lead tone near and dear to every Texas tone ranger's heart.

Breathtaking sustain and a refreshing gust of harmonics make it

easy sailing all the way to the cliffs of Dover.

Lb0-Lb9: Heavy Lead

Lb0: German Metal

Bone-crushing Teutonic tone for eurotrash metal made in Germany.

Tweak the presence knob of your power amp to elicit that evil tube punch.

Not for the faint of heart ...

Lb1: Modern Eddy

Latter day brown sound; just add a pinch of pitch and delay

to tap your way into the hearts and minds of your audience.

Lb2: Full Shred

Shred is not dead, it just nodded off. With this one, all pickers who thrive on

speed, accuracy and great tone will wake up to some hip hi-gain lead sounds.

Lb3: Classic Lead

Typical retro lead sounds of `70s vintage harking back

to the first amps equipped with master knobs.

Lb4: Moore Lead

Gary's notion of tone: Les Paul plus gobs of gain equals endless sustain.

Lb5: Angel's Rhythm

Straight-up, mids-heavy hi-gain rhythm. Great contemporary sound

for guitarists who like to stand out in a crowd. Creates a wall of sound

Phil Spector would have been proud of.

Lb6: Devil's Lead

The evil twin of preset Lb5. Modern hi-gain lead sound with a bulldog's bite

and balls to boot. Packs a mighty punch; great stuff if your band mates

won't back off the volume when it comes for you to strut your soloing stuff.