Mesa/Boogie Boogie Owner's Manual

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Page 2 - Hello from the Tone Farm

PAGE 6FrONT PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e S (Continued)MID: The MID control is responsible for the blend of midrange frequencies in

Page 3 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PAGE 7FrONT PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e S (Continued)MASTER: This control is the master feed from the end of the pre-amp to the dri

Page 4 - Table of Contents

PAGE 8FrONT PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e S (Continued)CONTOUR: (Cont.) maximum, the EQ effect becomes extreme and a realm of sound

Page 5 - Operating Instructions

PAGE 9reAr PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e SEXTERNAL SWITCHING: These four ¼ “ jacks trigger the Channels, REVERB and CONTOUR feature of

Page 6 - Ov e r v i e w : (Continued)

PAGE 10reAr PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e S (Continued)POWER SELECT: As mentioned in the OVERVIEW, your Express features our patented

Page 7 - THe MODeS

PAGE 11reAr PANeL: CO N T r O L S & Fe A T u r e S (Continued)SPEAKERS: These jacks handle the output to speaker cabinets or the internal com

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PAGE 12FACTORY SAMPLE SETTINGSRoots Clean / Texas LeadPushed Clean / Thick CrunchAlternative Clean / Huge CrunchSpankin’ Clean / Vocal LeadTight Crunc

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PAGE 13PERSONAL SETTINGS

Page 10 - (Continued)

PAGE 14TUBE NOISE & MICROPHONICS: You may occasionally experience some form of tube noise or microphonics. Certainly no cause for alarm, this qu

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PAGE 15DIAGNOSING PRE-AMP TUBE PROBLEMS: Because your amplifier is an all tube design, it is quite possible that you will at some point experience mi

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Hello from the Tone Farm...You, smart player and intuitive human, have put your trust in us to be your amplifier company. This is something we do not t

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PAGE 16BIAS ADJUSTMENT: (Part of a continuing series)An Article written by Randall Smith thatwe thought you might find interesting.Here’s a question w

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PAGE 17BIAS ADJUSTMENT: (Continued) control grids. Voltage and current are NOT the same. Current is the AMOUNT of electricity, the “quantity” — and

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PAGE 18BIAS ADJUSTMENT: (Continued) Again, this has some merit .. but it’s still not as good as using tubes that are matched in the first place becau

Page 16 - FACTORY SAMPLE SETTINGS

PAGE 19SPEAKER IMPEDANCE MATCHING & HOOK-UP GUIDE:IMPEDANCE: Wiring up speakers to provide the most effective load and making sure that all of t

Page 17 - PERSONAL SETTINGS

PAGE 20SPEAKER IMPEDANCE MATCHING & HOOK-UP GUIDE: (Continued)PARALLEL: When wiring in parallel, the resistance of the speakers decreases. Two

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PAGE 2112544 Ohm Cabinet38 OHM 4 OHM 4 OHMPartial back view of some Mesa amp8 Ohm CabinetSAFE MISMATCH WIRING SCHEMES...Amplifier to Speaker Cabin

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PAGE 228 OHM 4 OHM 4 OHMPartial back view of amplifier8 Ohm Cabinet8 Ohm Cabinet68 Ohm Cabinet16 Ohm Cabinet84 OHM 4 OHM 8 OHMPartial back vie

Page 20 - (Part of a continuing series)

PAGE 234 OHM 4 OHM 8 OHMPartial back view of amplifier8 Ohm Cabinet8 Ohm CabinetSERIES BOX16 Ohm8 Ohm8 Ohm8 Ohm Cabinet10SAFE MISMATCH124 OHM 4

Page 21 - (Continued)

PAGE 244 OHM 4 OHM 8 OHMPartial back view of amplifier8 Ohm Cabinet8 Ohm CabinetSERIES BOX16 Ohm8 Ohm8 Ohm16 Ohm Cabinet13SAFE MISMATCH WIRING S

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PAGE 25ON TRIODES, PENTODES & IRISHMEN:With apologies to Friends and Relatives from the Emerald Isle - who will make their appearance soon enough

Page 23 - Speaker B = 8 Ohms

READ AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS OF PROPER USAGE.IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSRead these instructions.Keep these instructions.Heed all warnings.Follow all

Page 24 - POSITIVE

PAGE 26ON TRIODES, PENTODES & IRISHMEN: (Continued) Thus a diode tube - one with a cathode and an anode - is mostly used to rectify alternating

Page 25 - SAFE MISMATCH

PAGE 27PENTODES: (Continued) Thus the proper cocktail waitress - visible through the louvers - is scantily clad so as to be all the more effective

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PAGE 31ALL KNOBSPT# 408015590739590148590736590150590151590738590739590738 590737590739590151590148590740590740JACKpt# 610120SWITCHpt# 607231LEDpt# 39

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NOTES

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®09/14/09

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Precautions _______________________________________________________________________________ 0Overview ________________________________________________

Page 34 - REAR PANEL: Express 5:25

PAGE 1Ov e r v i e w :Congratulations on choosing one of the Express models as your amplifier and welcome to the MESA Family! These amplifiers rep-rese

Page 35 - REAR PANEL: Express 5:50

PAGE 2Ov e r v i e w : (Continued)synonymous with huge guitar sounds and this CONTOUR feature puts all the authentic power of this circuit into one ea

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PAGE 3THe MODeSCHANNEL 1CLEAN: This is the lowest gain of the four modes in your Express and it is voiced to deliver beautiful sparkling and warm cl

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PAGE 4CHANNEL 2BLUES: Channel 2 is aimed more at single note soloing, although both of the modes contained in this channel work well for rhythm play

Page 38 - 09/14/09

PAGE 5GAIN: As with all tube amplifiers, especially those with higher GAIN circuits, the GAIN control is by far the most powerful control in the ampl

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