Controls And Connections; Front Panel - Key B Organ Viscount Legend Solo Mode D'emploi

User Manual

3. CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

3.1 FRONT PANEL

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1. [VIBRATO/CHORUS UPPER] button.
Button to assign the Vibrato or Chorus effect (see section 3) to the Upper section.
2. [VIBRATO/CHORUS LOWER] button.
Button to assign the Vibrato or Chorus effect (see section 3) to the Lower section.
3. [VIBRATO AND CHORUS] knob.
Knob for selection of the six types of VIBRATO (V1 – V2 – V3) and CHORUS (C1 – C2 – C3) effects
For more information on the Vibrato and Chorus effects see par. 5.1.
4. [VOLUME] potentiometer.
Adjusting the instrument's volume. Turn the potentiometer to the left end to set the volume to zero.
5. [SET A/SET B] button.
Button to select drawbars set A or set B (see section 4.1) when the instrument is in
section 4.5). The Set A is selected with the LED off and the Set B is selected with the LED on.
In Split mode or Double
6. [REVERB] potentiometer.
This knob regulates the quantity of the selected reverb effect. Turn the potentiometer to the far left to
disable the effect.
7. [HALL/SPRING] button.
Select the reverb type. In HALL mode the led is switched off. This reverb simulates a closed space. In
SPRING mode the led is switched on. The effect simulates a spring reverb.
For further information on Reverb read par. 5.2.
8. [DRIVE] potentiometer.
This knob can be used to regulate the amount of distortion. Turn the potentiometer to the far left to disable
the effect.
9. [CLASSIC/ROCK] button.
Select the type of distortion effect. The CLASSIC effect switches the led off. It simulates the natural
distortion of a valve amplifier inside the classic rotating speaker used with electromechanical organs.
The ROCK effect switches the led on. It generates a sharper sound, simulating the distortion generated by
guitar amplifiers from the '70s.
For further information on the Drive effect, see par. 5.3.
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mode, the button is idle.
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Single
mode (see