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Old 04-09-2010, 03:07 PM
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MESA 400+: slaving & effects send/return

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i know next to nothing about slaving my (primary) amp. i want to slave my SWR sm-400 (my back-up) to it for various reasons. how should i safely do this? should i even do this? cab-wise i use mesa diesel series 4x10 cab and 1x15 cab, both 8 ohm into the two 4 ohm inputs - not sure if that matters. also, my effects send/return gives me crazy feedback. ive been experimenting with pedals and ambient noise, so these things are pretty important. any info or point in the right direction is greatly appreciated.
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Old 04-10-2010, 02:58 AM
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Are you saying the Mesa 400+ is your master, and you want to use the SM400 as a slave power amp?

Mesa 400+: go from the effects send jack.
SM400: plug the cable into the effects return jack.
This way lets the 400+ be the only eq and volume control for both amps. Start with the effects blend knob set very low.

You can also try this with the Mesa slave out jack, again just be sure to start with the slave knob set very low (1.5 to 2 is usually plenty).

This will get you started of what's capable with two heads.
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