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POD® effects at Hometowm
Über
Metal™
Über Metal™ brings you massive amounts
of gain in one tiny, tough package. You can chose
from some of the best Line 6 high-gain tones from
HD147® and Vetta II™ including Metal, Pulverize,
and Insane. Also included with the Über Metal
is a built-in selectable noise gate, and scoop control
for massive tonal contouring.
Model
Switch - Give this a flick to reconfigure
the destructive power of Über Metal.
- Metal - creates screaming distortion,
from heavy grind to molten metal! Bow down, infidels.
- Pulverize - gives you a distortion
similar to a high-gain tube amp. Mmmm, it’s
warm and meaty!
- Insane - has more skin-peeling
gain and sustain than anything else available. For
the inner Samurai-shredder in all of us.
Level - This sets the output level.
Higher levels will hit the amp or effect fed by the
Über Metal will more signal level, giving your
more volume.
Mid & Scoop - Mid chooses a
frequency from 250Hz to 4kHz. Scoop then removes sound
at this frequency, with maximum scoop at the fully
clockwise setting. Turn it fully counter-clockwise
for a slight mid boost.
Drive - This controls the amount
of distortion created within your Über Metal.
Especially when you've got it set high, you may need
to use the Gate to tame unwanted noise.
Bass & Treble - Bass and Treble
are controls for your low and high frequencies.
Gate
- Off - Disables the Gate.
- Gate 1 - A soft and mild noise
gate, self-adjusting to your current Drive knob
setting.
- Gate 2 - A heavy, fast-clamping
gate. Great for those aggressive metal chords and
palm muting.
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Crunchtone™
If you like warm, full-bodied overdrive, Crunchtone™
features three juicy models: Blues, Pop and Crunch.
Based on Line 6’s arsenal of power tube overdrive
models, Crunchtone also give you a simple yet versatile
tone control for easy tweaking, and a built-in Noise
Gate.
Model
Switch - Switching this instantly reconfigures
Crunchtone. You get three of the juiciest overdrive
sounds this side of Tejas!
- Blues - Designed to produce a
glassy, snappy 6L6-style overdrive tone for playing
the blues.
- Pop - Just the thing when you
need a nice, 60’s-style Class-A pop/rock bark.
- Crunch - Gives a punchy, slightly
compressed overdrive tone, much like what you'd
get from a British-style full stack amp-and-cab
setup.
Gate - Switching this instantly
reconfigures Crunchtone. You get three of the juiciest
overdrive sounds this side of Tejas!
- Off - Disables the Gate.
- Gate 1 - A soft and mild noise
gate, self-adjusting to your current Drive knob
setting (cool, huh?).
- Gate 2 - A heavy, fast-clamping
gate. Great for those aggressive metal chords and
palm muting.
Level - This sets the output level.
Crunchtone has plenty of output to spare, so if you
crank the Level knob, you can score some extra overdrive
from the amp your feeding it to.
Bass - Add more lows to your sound
by turning this knob up, or reduce it by turning the
knob down. Point the knob straight up to leave your
tone unaltered.
Treble - Just like the Bass knob,
only it’s working the highs.
Drive - The Drive knob controls
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Constrictor™
Give your favorite tone a major squeeze with the
new ToneCore® Constrictor™. Choose from
three versatile compressor models including Compact,
Squeeze, and Mellow all based on classic analog compressors
from the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s.
Compressor Dynamics Model Switch
- This switch reconfigures the virtual circuitry inside
Constrictor to give you three distinctly different
“flavors”:
- Compact - Is based on vintage
stompbox compressors from the `70s and gives you
a slight mid frequency boost. The virtual circuitry
of the Constrictor is automagically reconfigured
to run a 37:1 compression ratio, 10ms fast attack
& 295ms slow release time when this model is
run.
- Squeeze - Gives you `80s stompbox-style
compression with a pleasant treble boost. It runs
a 19:1 compression ratio, 31ms slow attack &
98ms fast release time.
- Mellow - Model is the place to
be when you’re in the mood for a classic tube
compressor sound, with a nice, flat frequency response.
It’s got 3:1 compression ratio, 10ms fast
attack & 82ms fast release time.
- Level - This sets the output
level. Higher levels will hit the amp or effect
fed by the Constrictor with more signal level, giving
your more volume.
Gate - With this knob at minimum
(fully counter-clockwise) the noise gate is off. Turn
up a bit to low settings, and the gate should be appropriate.
Use high settings when there’s more noise to
tame, or you want to aggressively clamp to silence
at the end of notes or chords.
Sustain - Set this at minimum to
even out the difference between your loud and quiet
playing a bit, without changing sustain too much.
Or max it out to bring pretty much everything to the
same level, with super sustain.
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Echo
Park™
Based on the award-winning DL4™ Delay Modeler,
Echo Park™ is loaded with unbelievable sounding
models including Analog, Tape, and Digital Delay.
Different delay patterns such as slap, ping pong,
swell, and sweep can be adjusted with the twist
of a knob, and the Mod dial can be tweaked for even
more variations. Also features Tap Tempo and stereo
ins and outs.
Model Switch - Switching this reconfigures
the virtual circuitry inside Echo Park. You get
three of the most desired delay sounds on the planet.
Tape - This gives you darker tone
with each repeat just like a vintage tape-based
echo. And you never have to change tapes!
Digital - This gives you straight
up echoes, with crystal clear digital fidelity.
Analog - Designed to give you
a vintage analog “bucket brigade” delay
sound, with its classic warmth and warble.
Trails Switch - Set this on to
keep Echo Park’s processing engaged while
in bypass, so your echoes smoothly trail away when
you kick the effect off.
Mix - Turn the knob up (clockwise)
for louder echoes, or down for quieter ones.
Repeat - You get 1 repeat at the minimum setting,
and infinite repeats that swirl around when the
knob is all the way up.
Time - This knob gives you a range
of spacings for your echoes from 53 milliseconds
(close together) through 2.2 seconds (way far apart).
You can use Tap Tempo to reach Echo Park’s
maximum time of 2.5 seconds.
Mod - Turn this knob up to get
some delicious stereo modulation on your echoes.
Each model has its own type of stereo modulation:
- Analog has Vibrato
- Digital has Chorus
- Tape has Wow & Flutter
Function Control Knob
- Normal - your taps are treated
as quarter notes, so you hear your echoes coming
back at the same speed you tapped the footswitch.
- Tap eighth note triplet - This
setting lets you tap quarter notes, while the
echoes come back doing 8th note triplets. Sweet!
- Tap dotted eighth note - You
tap quarter notes, your echoes come back as dotted
8th notes.
Slap - This is the place for a speedy slap back
echo. The Time knob’s range is automagically
changed to be 10 to 150 milliseconds. You can
Tap Tempo quarter notes, and get 16th note echoes.
- Swell - This adds an auto volume
swell along with your echoes. Dreamy.
- Sweep - Add this sweeping filter
to the feedback loop of your echoes and you’ll
be glad you did!
- Ducking - The volume of your
echoes is “ducked” (reduced) while
you’re playing, and increases when you stop.
This is handy to avoid mud-tone.
- Multi 1 - Uses multiple delay
“taps” to give you a rhythmic pattern
of echoes.
- Multi 2 - Another multi-tap
rhythmic variation.
- Ping Pong - Alternating left
and right taps
- Reverse - Just like the backwards
tape tricks on our favorite albums, this flips
your input signal around and sends it back to
you in reverse. Use it live, and folks are sure
to be impressed.
Tap Tempo - Put your foot to work
and get your echoes in the groove! Using the innovative
ToneCore® double-action footswitch, you can
tap a couple times and have your echoes match your
tempo. Whether the effect is active or bypassed,
you can tap the footswitch lightly to set delay
time. Your first two taps establish the tempo and
any additional taps will be averaged in.
Any time the Tap Tempo switch is used to alter the
delay, the tapped value overrides the current setting
of the
Time knob. Whenever the Time knob
is turned, it overrides the last value entered with
the Tap Tempo switch. Echo Park’s indicator
light flashes the tempo in green when the effect
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Space
Chorus™
Get your hands on tones that are truly orbital with
the Space Chorus™ pedal. Space Chorus features
three models all based on vintage and modern analog
effects: Chorus, Tri, and Vibrato. Tweak your sound
with adjustable speed, shape, and depth. Space Chorus
also features stereo ins and outs and Tap Tempo to
keep your luscious swirling tone in time.
Model Switch - Give this a flick
to reconfigure the virtual circuitry inside Space
Chorus, and enjoy three dis tinctly
different “flavors.”
- Chorus - This model lets you
get tones in the style of both vintage and modern
analog chorus units with “bucket brigade”
electronics. Feed it a mono in, and you’ll
get chorused sound on the left, and unprocessed
“dry” sound on the right. Feed it stereo,
and you’ll get processed sound to both left
and right outputs.
- Tri - Get thick, richly modulated
tone from this model based on the legendary multi-voiced
chorus unit that’s a treasured “secret
weapon” in many great studios.
- Vibrato - This model gives a
warbling pitch variation to your sound, in the style
of no-dry-mix vibrato units.
Speed - Adjusts the effect sound
from a slow sweep to a speedy warble.
Depth - Dial in the amount of effect,
from subtle to dramatic.
Color - The Color knob simultaneously
adjusts many behind the scenes details of the sounds
and works differently for each model:
- With the Chorus model, the Color knob lets you
go from vintage analog tones (knob pointing left)
to more modern chorus sounds (knob pointing right).
- For the Tri model, color gives you a choice from
warm and mellow sound to shimmering and bright.
- For Vibrato, color works more like a three-way
switch for Vintage, Blue and Euro style sounds as
shown.
Tap Tempo - Get your swirling chorus
groove on! Using the innovative ToneCore® double-action
footswitch, you can tap a couple times and have the
pulsations match your tempo. Whether the effect is
active or bypassed, you can tap the footswitch lightly
to set your tempo. Your first two taps establish the
tempo and any additional taps will be averaged in.
Any time the Tap Tempo switch is used, the tapped
value overrides the current setting. Whenever the
knob is turned, it overrides the last value entered
with the Tap Tempo switch. Space Chorus’ indicator
light flashes the tempo in green when the effect is
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