ALBERTA II CONTROLS
Your Alberta II has 4 controls for each channel:
GAIN, LEVEL, TONE
and
FAT BOOST.
The GAIN knob is the most important control on your Alberta II. The
more you crank it up, the more gain you get.
The two channels gives you the opportunity to switch between two
types of great overdrive.
Use the
LEVEL
knob to set the overall output volume from the pedal.
At 12 o’clock your output is the same as your input volume. Turning it
all the way up (clockwise) will boost your output signal by 15 dB.
The
TONE
knob lets you control the top end, or “bite” of your signal,
without compromising sonic quality. Try setting it separately for each
channel to create your own signature overdrive sounds.
Use the
FAT
BOOST
switch to select between low-end boost (
FAT
)
and standard mode.
(This switch will boost the lower frequencies, similar to going from a
2X12 cabinet to a 4X12 cabinet).
Pressing the left footswitch activates channel 1, pressing the right
footswitch activates channel 2. Note that the two channels can not
be activated at the same time.
To go into bypass/off mode, step on the footswitch for the activated
channel.
NOTE:
Channel 2 has been redesigned to have a bit more punch and a little
less compression. The difference between the channels is subtle, but
there is a small change in perceived gain, tone, feel and volume if the
controls are set identically to those on channel 1.
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