LINE6 BASSPOD
Owner's Manual

THAT�S USING YOUR FEET:

FLOOR BOARD

Wah Pedal
So how about that wah pedal? It�s the one on the left 26 . Get yourself planted with your foot on there nice and comfortable. Now, press down with your toes, let go, and do it again. You should see a little light turning on and off to the left of the wah pedal. When the light�s on, the wah�s on. When the light�s off, the wah�s off. Neat. Incidentally, the POD wah is modeled after a late 60�s Vox wah (retuned especially for bass), with plenty of �growl� in the heel back position. Now then, turn the wah light on, switch to the Rock Classic Amp Model, set your Drive to about 5, and do a little funky playing while you rock back and forth to the beat on that pedal. Hang a disco ball, unbutton your shirt to your navel (assuming you don�t have it that way all the time), hang some gold chains around your neck, and get ready to party! You can do subtle things with the wah pedal too, like turning it on just a tiny bit and leaving it there, just barely caressing your sound. But then, that�s not as much fun as playing the theme to �Shaft,� is it? By the way, when you�re using the Tron Up or Tron Down effects, the wah pedal is used to adjust the character of these effects, rather than controlling a separate wah effect, because the Mu-Tron is basically an auto-wah �lter thingy. Also, when you�re using the Bass Synth effect, the wah pedal controls the decay of the synth instead of a wah effect.

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Volume Pedal
Not nearly as fun as the wah pedal, but arguably more useful (and it doesn�t require you to have Very Large Hair to use it convincingly). Put your foot up on that thing 26 . It�s the one on the far right. Press the volume pedal forward with your toes for loud, and back with your heel for quiet. The volume pedal is tapered for a very musical swell. It starts out slow and then gets faster as you move your toe down, very much like an Ernie Ball volume pedal.