Mesa/Boogie V-TWIN Specifications download pdf (Page 8)

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As we mentioned earlier, each channel of theV-TWIN contains three different Modes voiced for different styles of playing. Their

descriptions and toggle positions are as follows:

CLEAN CHANNEL

SOLO CHANNEL

GAIN TREBLE MIDDLE BASS

SOLO CHANNEL

MIDDLE BASS

PRESENCE

MASTER

CLEAN CHANNEL

In order to audition the sounds in each channel, you must first select the channel that you wish to use with the

MANUAL / FOOTSWITCH mini toggle switch for each channel, these are located next to the MODE SELECT mini toggle switch -

located towards the center of the chassis on the Front Panel. Remember to leave the unused channels' Manual Switch set to the

"FOOTSWITCH" positiion. If you forget and select one channel while the other channel is selected as well, you will activate the

MIX MODE and hear whatever blend of the two channels that was last used on the Mix Ratio Control. (SEE "MIX MODE" page 6)

To footswitch the sounds in either channel, select the FOOTSWITCH position of the MANUAL / FOOTSWITCH mini toggle in both

channels (switches toward the center...see illustration below) and connect the remote footswitch to the FOOTSWITCH jack

labled "CH" located on the right side of the Rear Panel.

NOTE

Toggle Left = CRUNCH

Toggle Center = LEAD

Toggle Right = BLUES

Toggle Left = SCOOPED

Toggle Center = BRIGHT

Toggle Right = FAT

FRONT PANEL

REAR PANEL (RIGHT SIDE)

MIX LEVELPRESENCE MASTER MIX GAIN TREBLE

CLEANFOOTSWITCH

FOOTSWITCH

SOLO CLEAN

SOLO

illustration enlarged

to show detail

TOGGLE

TO PLAY EACH MODE MANUALLY

MIX LEVELPRESENCE MASTER MIX GAIN TREBLE

CLEANFOOTSWITCH

FOOTSWITCH

SOLO CLEAN

SOLO

TO PLAY WITH FOOTSWITCH

INSTRUMENT

INPUT

AUTO SOLO

SW.

AUTO CLEAN

FOOT

FOOTSWITCH

SEND

Start with the CLEAN Channel and work

with the controls here (as it is a little

easier to hear the controls attenuate their

respective frequencies) and adjust them

according to the Mode that you wish to

play in.

Now that you've heard a sampling of

what the V-TWIN is capable of, lets

move on to understanding where and how the controls work so that you'll be able to dial up with ease the sounds you want to hear.

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