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MB SERIES COMBOS

Quick Start

 

The  MB  Series  Combos  are  designed  to  be 

simple to operate and all controls have a well 

defined purpose. These directions will take you 

through the basics and give you a good start for 

setting up your sound. 

1. Plug it in:

Set the power switch to the off (out) position 

and connect the supplied power cord from the 

amplifier AC receptacle to an AC power outlet 

of proper voltage and power rating (see safety 

information on page 4 for details). 

2. Connect your cabinets (MB210 only):

In addition to its internal speakers, the MB210 

can power an external speaker cabinet from the 

output  marked  “Speaker”  located  on  the  rear 

panel. The external speaker load must be 8 ohm 

or above

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3. Initial front panel control settings:

        MB210, MB115 and MB212:

Set all EQ 

and boost controls to 12 o'clock. The input gain 

and master volume should be set to 0 and the 

contour and horn buttons in the off (out) posi-

tion.

MB112: 

Set all EQ controls to 12:00 and 

the contour in the out position. The input gain 

should be set to zero.

4. Plug in your bass:

Using an instrument (shielded) cable, connect 

your bass to the input jack that corresponds to 

your instrument’s output (active or passive) and 

press the power switch on. If you have active 

tone  controls  on  your  bass,  turn  all  of  the 

controls to the middle or flat position and turn 

the volume all the way up. If you have conven-

tional,  passive tone controls, turn all tone and 

volume controls all the way up. 

5. Level and Master Volume settings:

Set the master volume to 3 o'clock. (MB210,

MB115 and MB212 only) While playing, turn 

the input gain up to the desired volume level. 

*Some  passive  instruments  can  have  output 

levels similar to active electronics. If the sound 

is distorted when using the passive input, the 

active input should be used.

* It is recommended that the limiter be engaged

during high volume applications. 

At this point you can experiment with different 

EQ, contour, horn and boost settings. 

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Summary of Contents for MB112

Page 1: ...MB COMBO MB COMBO OWNER S MANUAL OWNER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...rial Drive Stockton CA 95206 phone 209 234 7300 fax 209 234 8420 Internet www gallien krueger com Email info gallien com We wish you a lifetime of good playing and remember to always have fun GK Philosophy I have never seen the point in doing things the way others have done them I also have not been very interested in following the latest fad I m a Stanford educated engineer who worked my way thro...

Page 3: ...R EVITER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES INRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSER JUSQU AU FOND Table Of Contents Safety Information __________________________ 4 Quick Start ________________________________ 5 Front Panel Controls MB115 210 212 __________6 Front Panel Controls MB112 _________________7 Basic Handling ____________________________8 Tech Talk...

Page 4: ...ase refer to page 8 for more instructions concerning installation AC Power Cord To avoid safety hazards use only the power cord supplied with your unit If a replacement cord is needed make certain to use a standard IEC compliant cord Damaged power cords should be replaced immediately When setting up make certain thattheACplugiseasilyaccessible If youdo not intend to use the amplifier for a conside...

Page 5: ...s in the off out posi tion MB112 Set all EQ controls to 12 00 and the contour in the out position The input gain should be set to zero 4 Plug in your bass Using an instrument shielded cable connect your bass to the input jack that corresponds to your instrument s output active or passive and press the power switch on If you have active tone controls on your bass turn all of the controls to the mid...

Page 6: ...he overall output level in conjunction with boost Limiter When this button is engaged it prevents the power amp from distorting It is recommended that this feature be used during high volume applications Horn Activates the high frequency tweeter Aux In This 1 8 input for a CD or MP3 player allows the user to monitor an external audio source Phones Headphone output When headphones are connected the...

Page 7: ...mized band pass type effects the main body of your sound Bass Boost and cut at 60Hz shelving type used to control the low end push Aux In This 1 8 input for a CD or MP3 player allows the user to monitor an external audio source Phones Headphone output When headphones are connected the signal sent to the speaker is interrupted Balanced Direct Out This electronically balanced output allows a direct ...

Page 8: ...ve or the amplifier needs repair Moving the Unit Before moving the unit be certain to disconnect any interconnection cords with other components and make sure that you disconnect the unit from the AC outlet Cleaning When the unit gets dirty clean only with a dry cloth Never use benzene thinner alcohol or other volatile cleaning agents Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish of m...

Page 9: ...d up G I V E Technology The MB210 MB115 and MB212 pre amps incorporate what we call G I V E Gate Induced Valve Effect Technology We use field effect devices with the gate biased in a way that emphasizes the optimum harmonic content of the signal Working in conjunction with our unique four band active equalizer and contour G I V E technology produces a consistently pleasing bass tone Smart Protecti...

Page 10: ...E DIRECT DIRECT OUT OUT GAIN GAIN CONTOUR CONTOUR ON ON OFF OFF AMP AMP MB212 MB212 HORN SW HORN SW PIEZO PIEZO HORN HORN 2x 2x 8 Ohm 8 Ohm 12 300W 12 300W Neo Spkr Neo Spkr 4 BAND 4 BAND EQ EQ ON ON OFF OFF MASTER MASTER AMP AMP AUX IN AUX IN ON ON OFF OFF CLIP CLIP DETECTOR DETECTOR LIMITER LIMITER HEAD HEAD PHONES PHONES V V BOOST BOOST HEAD HEAD PHONES PHONES V V INPUT INPUT PASSIVE PASSIVE AC...

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