Mesa Titan V12 Foot Switch

[villegastx]

Does anybody have schematics of a mesa titan v12? Or csn you upload a ton of clear pictures? I think it is a 5 buttons with a 7 pin midi connection. Also need to see resistor values if used.
Thanks guys. I has beed unable to find a used pedal and mesa dont sell them anymore

 

[Wasnex]

The cable is an 8 Pin DIN. AFAIK the cable is still available: Cable - 8 Pin Din, Male/Male - 25 ft.

The FS has 7 LEDs so my guess is all 8 wires are used.

You can use a bunch of individual foot-switches as well. These eight 1/4" jacks are referred to as function jacks in the manual.

From the manual:

The eight jacks on the TITAN respond to tip-to-ground “latching type” logic which is a common language to most master switching devices on the market.​

I would be surprised if the Footswitch works any different than the function switches. So, AFAIK, the resistors will be determined by the characteristics of the LEDs you use and the voltage supplied at the terminals of the foot-switch jack.

This may give you a hint for the OD, Solo, and Mute functions.

Obviously the A/B In and Channel 1/2 selectors would need a different type of circuit, but I would expect the limiting resistor to be the same value for all circuits.

Since the product is discontinued, I would call Mesa and ask if they can provide guidance or schematics of the foot-switch. I believe you will need to leave a message for a call back.

Good luck!

 

[agedhorse]

Give customer service a call, they may have some options available. It's possible that something from the guitar amp side might work, but I don't know this for sure.

 

[JuanB]

Give customer service a call, they may have some options available. It's possible that something from the guitar amp side might work, but I don't know this for sure.

Is a popping noise coming through the speaker normal when using the footswitch with the Titan? It's not terribly loud, but it's definitely noticeable.

 

[agedhorse]

Is a popping noise coming through the speaker normal when using the footswitch with the Titan? It's not terribly loud, but it's definitely noticeable.

It may be depending on the version.

 

[JuanB]

It may be depending on the version.

Thanks, agedhorse. I'll be taking my amp in for the updates. Do you know if the updates will also get rid of this behavior? I'll call Rich to see what he has to say about it before I bring it in next week.

 

[agedhorse]

I don’t know enough about the different versions and what each update addresses.