Rocktron Prophesy II - Manual (Page 17)

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Note!
Although some effects are
automatically assigned to
each preset, they do not
necessarily have to be
active in the signal path
(i.e., they can be switched
in or out at any time).
Pre/Post Preamp
Pre
Pre
Post
Post
User Defined
User Defined
User Defined
User Defined
User Defined
User Defined
User Defined
Assignment
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
User Assignable
User Assignable
User Assignable
User Assignable
User Assignable
User Assignable
User Assignable
Effect
Compressor
Wah
Tremolo
Reverb
Phaser
4-voice Chorus
Ducker Delay
Pitch Shift
Flanger
Rotary
Effect Loop
PROPHESY EFFECTS
You can think of the pre-effects like the stomp-boxes that you would normally connect
between the guitar and the input of an amplifier (before any gain is applied to the signal)—
effects like phasers, wah pedals and compressors. Post-effects are those that you would run
through the effects loop of the amp (after gain has been applied to the signal)—these include the
higher-end processing units which provide effects such as reverb, delay and chorus. However,
you are free to assign any available effects to any of the user-assignable locations designated in
Figure 5-5.
Figure 5-5: Simplified Prophesy effect configuration
Effect Configuration
Of the eight possible effects per preset, three are configured as pre-effects (located before
the gain section in the signal path) while the remaining five are post-effects (located after the
gain section), as shown in Figure 5-5 below.