User Manual
Table Of Contents
- POWERCAB FAMILY Pilot's Guide
- Specifications
- Overview
- Powercab 112 Plus & 212 Plus - Top Panel Controls
- Powercab 112 Plus & 212 Plus - Rear Panel Controls
- Powercab 112 - Rear Panel Controls
- Speaker Models vs Cabinet Modeling
- Powercab Speaker Models
- User Presets
- Impulse Responses
- Powercab Edit Software
- USB Audio
- Global Settings
- Setup Examples
- L6 LINK
- AES/EBU
- MIDI
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User Presets
Powercab Plus systems include the ability to create and save customized presets� A preset allows you to store and recall your complete speaker
tone, which consists of the Speaker Mode in use (Flat, Speaker, or IR), its color, and parameter settings� To change presets, turn the Select Knob�
To edit a preset, press the Select Knob� Presets can also be selected or automated via L6 LINK or MIDI - please see these respective sections�
Preset Parameters
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1 2
For Powercab 212 Plus, Speaker 1 refers to the physical left speaker and Speaker 2 refers to the physical right speaker, as you're facing
the front of the unit� With stereo inputs connected, the Powercab 212 Plus will send the left channel audio to Speaker 1 and the right channel
audio to Speaker 2, unless the Stereo Width parameter is set to 0% (see "Global Settings" on page 17)� With a mono input, the Powercab 212
Plus will send the mono audio to both speakers�
1. To view preset parameters, press the SELECT knob.
2. Turn the SELECT knob to scroll up and down the parameter list; press SELECT to toggle between scrolling the list and setting values.
NOTE: Features indicated with
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EDIT SETTINGS
Name Value Default MIDI
CC
CC VALUE Function
Mode
Flat
Speaker
Dual Speaker
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User IR
Dual User IR
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Flat CC 20 0 = Flat
1 = Speaker
2 = User IR
3 = Dual Speaker
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4 = Dual User IR
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Selects between the supported modes
(Flat, Speaker, User IR - and addition-
ally, Dual Speaker and Dual User IR on
Powercab 212 Plus) and provides access
to available mode parameters�
FLAT MODE
PARAMETERS
Essentially full-range, at-response, and equivalent to the signal being sent to a front-of-house mixer. This mode is most
helpful for simple plug-and-play compatibility, letting your amp modeler do all the work. This mode is ideal for simply plugging
in as if you were connecting directly to a PA, active monitor, or recording interface. It provides a at frequency response, ideal
for guitar signals that already include cabinet emulation or for playing back music and backing tracks.
Voicing
FRFR
LF Flat
LF Raw
FRFR CC 21 0 = FRFR
1 = LF Flat
2 = LF Raw
Selects the nal post-processing EQ
and crossover settings for the speaker
system�