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It's worth noting that you get some difference in tone simply by using different settings of 'volume' and 'master'. For example - on my amp, v=10 m=3 has less highs compared with v=4 m=10 (which gives roughly the same sound level and little more noise). All the other numbers are also available - there is no rule which says one of the knobs must be on 10!

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NOTE - For the first year I had this amp, I thought the lead level knob changed the amount of distortion (like a gain control). This is not so. It's a volume control for the lead sound. There is some control over how much gain, depth, distortion you get, but that's through adjusting the Volume knob (= input gain). That will also affect your clean sound. It might also help to change V2 for a lower-gain type such as 12AY7 or 12AU7 - that will affect the distortion level. (It'll also affect how much reverb you get.)

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Page 7 - Bright Crispy Lead with Reverb (would you like fries with that?) and Heavy Metal Lead (yep, lead is a heavy metal.)

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Replica Tube Chart

We are indebted to UK PRII owner Mark W, who used AutoCad to create this replica of the PRII's tube chart. If you want to thank him, he's on  maw4neu (at) aol (dot) com
No copyright infringement is intended here and if Fender ask I'll take it down.

PRII Tube Chart as a pdf file, correct size.