Revv Owner’s Manual2.3
Channel Two
Selected by: pushing the designated
front panel momentary toggle switch
up, or foot switch button #2 on the foot
controller.
Channel Two is equipped with a gain,
treble, mid, bass and level control as
well as dynamic, bright, and contour
switches and great reverb functionality
(2.4). The amount of gain from the chan-
nel can be selected by the relationship
between the gain control and dynamic
switch. There are 3 levels of use from
the dynamic switch that shifts up the
amount of gain, as well as the satura-
tion and frequency spectrum. The range
of the gain control itself in either of the
3 dynamic settings is fully useable and
will then dial in the amount of gain de-
sired from the dynamic setting selected.
The relationship between the dynamic
switch and gain control will provide
anything from a lower gain crunch tone
to a saturated lead tone but still remain
super articulate and well defined.
The EQ controls on this channel are
very broad and a little adjustment at a
time is suggested when experimenting.
The range is large and the channel has
been voiced to provide a huge frequency
spectrum so as to make sure nothing
is left out, but still remain very tight in
the bottom end and not too harsh at
higher frequencies. The midrange bite
is very much present and the amount
of cut can be easily tailored with use of
the EQ controls and contour switch. Use
of the bright switch adds even more EQ
functionality.
The contour switch shifts the upper
frequencies and changes the voice from
that of a darker focused voice to a more
open and bright voice that becomes pro-
jected and is almost 3 dimensional.
The dynamic setting can be toggled via
the optional foot switch controller for on
the fly gain changing, as well, the func-
tions from this channel can be saved to
the pre-set banks on the optional foot
switch controller for quick change amp
settings.
Just like channel one, the power selec-
tor switch on channel two is channel
specific and will unlock many more tone
options and power levels when used.
Choose between 7 and 40 watts and
then dial in your channel to taste.
Use of Reverb and the great functions it
offers can be found in the reverb section
of this manual. See (2.4)
