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General| Brand | Mesa/Boogie |
|---|---|
| Model | Nomad Amplifier 45 |
| Category | Musical Instrument Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Essential guidelines for safe operation and maintenance.
Suggested settings for quick sound exploration and familiarization.
Describes the two modes for Channel 1: Clean/Normal and Pushed.
Details the Vintage/Normal and Modern modes for Channel 2.
Explains the Modern/Normal and Vintage modes for Channel 3.
Determines the overall output volume level of the amplifier.
An additional final output level control for a boost.
Controls power-up sequence for tube warming.
Delivers AC power to the Nomad amplifier.
Connects the Nomad Footcontroller for channel and feature selection.
Protects the amplifier from overcurrent and short circuits.
Allows manual channel selection without a footswitch.
Captures pre-amp signal for direct recording or reinforcement.
Mutes speaker output to allow direct recording or quiet practice.
Allows selection between 6L6 and EL34 power tubes for different voicing.
Provides a parallel effects loop for external signal processing.
Selects between 'Normal' and 'Extreme' EL84 power amp response.
Selects between 100W and 50W output power levels.
Controls the amount of analog three-spring reverb for each channel.
Output jacks for connecting speaker cabinets with impedance matching.
Captures a signal from speaker jacks for use with other power amplifiers.
Example settings for a warm, vintage clean tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a crisp, clean tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a twangy, country-style sound in Channel 1.
Example settings for a warm, full-bodied clean tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a classic, vintage rock tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a classic rock rhythm tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for an aggressive crunch tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a fast, articulate solo tone in Channel 1.
Example settings for a clean tone with strong midrange punch in Channel 1.
Example settings for a fat, purring tone in Channel 2.
Example settings for a smooth, violin-like tone in Channel 2.
Example settings for a pretty clean, brown tone in Channel 2.
Example settings for a round, full tone in Channel 2.
Example settings for a tone with sharp attack and definition in Channel 2.
Example settings for an aggressive solo tone in Channel 2.
Example settings for a versatile, all-around tone in Channel 3.
Example settings for a clean tone mimicking other amps in Channel 3.
Example settings for a heavy, rock-oriented tone in Channel 3.
Example settings for a high-gain, aggressive tone in Channel 3.
Example settings for a punchy blues tone in Channel 3.
Example settings for a dense, powerful tone in Channel 3.
Details the role of each vacuum tube in the Nomad 45 amplifier.
Details the role of each vacuum tube in the Nomad 55 amplifier.
Details the role of each vacuum tube in the Nomad 100 amplifier.
Guide to identifying and resolving power tube issues like shorts and noise.
Explains common tube noises and how to troubleshoot them.
Explains how to properly connect speakers for optimal load.
Discusses the effects and uses of slight impedance mismatches.
Guide to calculating total impedance for multiple speakers.
Explains how to wire speakers in series for increased resistance.
Explains how to wire speakers in parallel for decreased resistance.
Details wiring multiple cabinets using series and parallel configurations.
Technical explanation of triode vacuum tubes and their function.
Technical explanation of pentode vacuum tubes and their function.
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