Line6 Spider Classic 15 PILOT’S GUIDE

SPIDER CLASSIC 15

PILOT’S GUIDE

MANUEL DE PILOTAGE

PILOTENHANDBUCH

MANUAL DEL PILOTO

40-00-0377 Rev A

Pilot’s Guide also available at www.line6.com/manuals

©2016 Line 6, Inc.

Line6 Spider Classic 15 PILOT’S GUIDE

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1.Guitar In – Plug your guitar in here.

2.Channel Memories / Amp Models – The four channels each use a different Amp Model, and all come pre-loaded with a factory preset dialed in to nail a great tone. Press one of these buttons to hear the presets. To replace any preset with your own “snapshot” of all tone and effect knob positions (except Master Volume), press and hold one of these four buttons for two seconds. The light flashes when the save is complete.

3.Tone Controls – Drive is like the volume or gain knob on other amps; controls how much “dirt” or “distortion” you get in your sound. Bass, Mid, and Treble controls are customized for each Amp Model to give you optimal tonal control.

4.Smart Control FX – Spin one of these knobs to get great FX.

Knob A picks Chorus/Flange, Phaser or Tremolo, with a range of settings “from subtle to extreme ” for each effect. Turning the knob all the way down turns this effect off.

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Knob B picks Delay, Tape Echo or Sweep Echo, with a range of mix settings from low to high. The Tap LED flashes the delay time. To change the delay time, tap the Tap button. Turning this knob all the way down turns the effect off.

5.Tap – Tapping the TAP button a few times sets the tempo of your Delay effects.

To activate the tuner press and hold the TAP button for a few seconds.

If the low E string on the guitar is more than 6 cents flat, the far left LED (Clean) will flash. Tune the low E string by raising the pitch until the two center LED’s (Crunch and Metal amp models) are lit.

The tuner will always look for notes that correspond to the standard guitar string tunings (E A D G B E) and the 4 amp model LED’s will light to indicate how much your string is sharp and flat, as follows:

Channel A (Clean) lit: Significantly lower in pitch (Deviation more than or equal to 20 Cents Flat).

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