A Word About Eq; Twn; Dlx; Plxi - Peavey Vypyr 30 Player's Handbook

Amp Encoder
One of the most unique features of the VYPYR
clean/overdrive select encoder. Each of the amp modes contains
TWO CHANNEL MODELS, usually the clean channel and the
overdrive channel. In cases where the original amplifier has THREE
CHANNELS (JSx ), we just picked our FAVORITE TWO. Turn
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the encoder to select the amplifier model you desire. To select the
channel model, simply PRESS the AMP ENCODER. If the LED is
GREEN, you are on the LESS DISTORTED (Clean/Green) channel
of the two. If it is RED (Red channel), prepare to "shred."

A word about EQ:

When modeling amplifiers for the VYPYR we also painstakingly modeled the EQ and how EQ con-
trols functioned on the various amplifiers. For instance, the JSx has active EQ on the lead channel,
you will notice when you are on the Red channel model of the JSx that the EQ will act very different-
ly from that of a Green channel Twn. You can expect the EQ for each amp model to behave exactly
like the EQ behaves on the actual amp. Therefore, on some models the EQ will have drastic effect, on
others the EQ will have very little effect. Experiment with each model to dial on the tone you want.

Twn

Green Channel: Very bright clean sound. For many players this tone is the standard for "Clean".
Red Channel: This model was taken of a hot-rodded Twn with the reverb tube used as an extra gain stage.

Dlx

Green Channel: Vintage tweed with a Mid knob added. This amplifier breaks quicker than the Twn with less
presence on the high end.
Red Channel: Hot-rodded Dlx with a gain stage inserted after the tone stack.

Plxi

Green Channel: Classic rock tone, enough said.
Red Channel: Hot-rodded Plxi with an extra gain stage and additional tone shaping.
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