Line 6 Bass POD xt Live User Manual - MIDI Manuals

Modeled Amps & Cabs • Motor City: Based on* a Versatone Pan-O-FlexMotor City: Based on* a Versatone Pan-O-Flex5 • 14While researching the legends of great bass gear,we discovered a true lost gem: the Versatone Pan-O-Flex! This single 12-inch combo was designedby Bob Hall in the late 60’s and was a hit amongthe LA Studio scene – in particular, at RCAStudios. Carol Kaye used a Versatone amplifieron countless sessions, and Jack Casady still usesone with his SWR ® amps. It’s a sealed backcombo with some cool internal baffling thatmakes it sound much larger than it actually is.Turn it up to about 1/3, and it has a warm tone.Turn it up a bit higher, and it will distort with asweet sustain. Turn to the Motor City model, and this range of tone is availablevia the Drive knob of your Bass PODXT Live. We think you’ll agree that it reallydelivers: this model may well become the secret of your sound. Its Bass and Trebleknobs give you the classic Pan-O-Flex tone, and you can set its Low Mid and HiMid knobs to their 12 o’clock positions to keep things traditional. Then, trycreating your own variation on the classic Pan-O-Flex sound by turning the Hiand Low Middle knobs up or down for post-Model boost/cut.* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated oraffiliated with Line 6. These product names, descriptions and images are provided for the sole purposeof identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6’s sound model development.SUNN and SWR are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.