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Before

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Begin

We'd

like

to

take

a

moment

to

thank

you

for

purchasing

the

BOSS

ME-6B

Bass

Multiple

Effects

processor.

To

become

completely

familiar

with

this

processor,

and

to

ensure

many

years

of

trouble-free

service,

we

recommend

that:

take

the

time

to

read

this

Qwner’s

Manual

thoroughly.

CONTENTS

MAIN

FEATURES

..

IMPORTANT

NOTES

..

PANEL

DESCRIPTIONS

..

MAKING

THE

CONNECTION

SECTION

I:

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B:

PLAY

MODE..

SELECTING

APATCH

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B

LIKE

A

ROW

OF

PEDAL

EFFECTS

—

THE

MANUAL

MODE...

SELECTING

THE

MANUAL

MODE.

MANUAL

MODE

OPERATIONS

DIRECT

BASS

SOUND:

BYPASS

CONTROLLING

VOLUME

IN

REAL

TIME

...

SECTION

Il:

MODIFYING

EFFECTS

SETTINGS

5

eeeicecsccesssteinicpeitvae

9

YOU

CAN

CHANGE

THINGS

IN

THE

EDIT

MODE

....9

CHANGING

PATCH

SETTINGS

...

CANCELING

EDITS

(Garat,

Typ.

Bezeichnung)

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Corporation

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STORING

THE

EFFECTS

SETTINGS

IN

MEMORY:

THE

WRITE

OPERATION

DUPLICATING

EFFECTS

SETTINGS

WITH

COPY

...

COMPRESSOR/ENHANCER

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BASS

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REVERB/DELAY

..

SECTION

IV:

REFERENCE

BEFORE

DECIDING

THERE’S

A

PROBLEM...

RETURNING

TO

THE

FACTORY

SETTINGS

—

INITIALIZATION

FACTORY

SETTINGS

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CHART.........

SPECIFICATIONS

For

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des

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MULTIPLE

EFFECTS

ME-6B

in

Ubereinstimmung

mit

den

Bestimmungen

der

Amtsbl.

Vig

1046

/

1984

{Amtsbiatvertigung)

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AND

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For

Canada——~

CLASS

B

NOTICE

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Class

B

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

set

out

in

the

Radio

Interference

Reguiations

of

the

Canadian

Department

of

Communications.

CLASSE

BAVIS

Cet

appareil

numérique

ne

dépasse

pas

les

limites

de

la

classe

B

au

niveau

des

émissions

de

bruits

radioélectriques

fixés

dans

le

Réglement

des

signaux

parasites

par

le

ministere

canadien

des

Communications.

Copyright

©

1992

by

BOSS

CORPORATION

All

rights

reserved.

No

part

of

this

publication

may

be

reproduced

in

any

form

without

the

written

permission

of

BOSS

CORPORATION.

MAIN

FEATURES

On-board

Effects

The

ME-6B

contains

11

differenteffects

specially

selected

for

bass

players.

On-board

Synth

Bass

The

ME-6B’s

bass

synthesizer

detects

the

pitch

and

envelope

of

the

notes

you

play

and

uses

them

to

trigger

its

own

internal

sounds.

You

can

create

a

wide

variety

of

bass

sounds

by

selecting

different

filters.

Simple

Editing

Operations

The

effects

parameters

are

laid

out

for

you

on

the

top

panel.

This

makes

it

easier

for

you

to

edit

and

create

your

own

sounds.

Store

Up

to

25

Effects

Settings

in

Memory

You

can

store

up

to

25

different

effects

settings

in

the

ME-6B’s

internal

memory.

These

settings

can

then

be

recalled

in-

stantly

using

the

footswitch

pedals.

Manual

Mode

for

a

“Pedal

Effect”

Feel

The

ME-6B

has

a

Manual

Mode

which

lets

you

use

the

pedals

to

switch

effects

on

and

off

during

performance;

you

can

even

change

effects

settings

this

way.

This

allows

the

same

amount

of

freedom

you

would

have

if

you

were

using

a

row

of

pedal

effects.

Long

Delay

and

Reverb

with

no

Cut-off

Delay

and

reverb

will

decay

naturally

instead

of

being

abruptly

cut

off

when

you

switch

from

one

patch

to

another.

Tuner

Out

Jack

Aspecial

jack

for

use

with

tuners

so

you

can

tune

your

guitar

without

re-patching

your

setup.

Headphone

Jack

You

can

plug

ina

set

of

headphones

so

you

can

hear

yourself

without

going

through

an

amp.

IMPORTANT

NOTES

Be

sure

to

use

only

the

adaptor

supplied

with

the

unit.

Use

of

any

other

power

adaptor

could

result

in

damage,

malfunc-

tion,

or

electric

shock.

POWER

SUPPLY

©When

making

any

connections

with

other

devices,

always

turn

off

the

power

to

all

equipment

first;

this

will

help

prevent

damage

or

malfunction.

*Do

not

use

this

unit

on

the

same

power

circuit

with

any

device

that

will

generate

line

noise,

such

as

a

motor

or

variable

lighting

system.

¢The

power

supply

required

for

this

unit

is

shown

on

its

nameplate.

Ensure

that

the

line

voltage

of

your

installation

meets

this

requirement.

*Avoid

damaging

the

power

cord;

do

not

step

on

it,

place

heavy

objects

on

it

etc.

When

disconnecting

the

AC

adaptor

from

the

outlet,

grasp

the

plug

itself;

never

pull

on

the

cord.

eif

the

unit

is

to

remain

unused

for

a

long

period

of

time,

unplug

the

power

cord,

PLACEMENT

*Do

not

subject

the

unit

to

temperature

extremes

(e.g.

direct

sunlight

in

an

enclosed

vehicle).

Avoid

using

or

storing

the

unit

in

dusty

or

humid

areas

or

areas

that

are

subjectto

high

vibration

levels.

Using

the

unit

near

power

amplifiers

(or

other

equipment

containing

large

transformers)

may

induce

hum.

This

unit

may

interfere

with

radio

and

television

reception.

Do

not

use

this

unit

in

the

vicinity

of

such

receivers.

*Do

not

expose

this

unit

to

temperature

extremes

(e.g.

direct

sunlight

in

an

enclosed

vehicle

can

deform

or

discolor

the

unit)

or

install

it

near

devices

that

radiate

heat.

MAINTENANCE

For

everyday

cleaning

wipe

the

unit

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth

(or

one

that

has

been

slightly

dampened

with

water).

To

temove

stubborn

dirt,

use

a

mild

neutral

detergent.

After-

wards,

be

sure

to

wipe

the

unit

thoroughly

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

*

Never

use

benzin,

thinners,

alcohol

or

solvents

of

any

kind,

to

avoid

the

risk

of

discoloration

and/or

deformation.

ADDITIONAL

PRECAUTIONS

Protect

the

unit

from

strong

impact.

*Do

not

allow

objects

or

liquids

of

any

kind

to

penetrate

the

unit.

In

the

event

of

such

an

occurrence,

discontinue

use

immediately.

Contact

qualified

service

personne!

as

soon

as

possible.

*Before

using

the

unit

in

a

foreign

country,

consult

with

qualified

service

personnel.

*Should

a

malfunction

occur

(or

if

you

suspect

there

is

a

problem)

discontinue

use

immediately.

Contact

qualified

service

personnel

as

soon

as

possible.

To

prevent

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

open

the

unit

or

its

AC

adaptor.

PANEL

DESCRIPTIONS

PARAMETER

PARAMETER

EFFECT

INDICATOR

INDICATOR

BUTTON

DISPLAY

VALUE

BUTTON

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BANK

INDICATOR

BANK

PEDAL

NUMBER

PEDAL

NUMBER

INDICATOR

EXPRESSION

PEDAL

JACK

INPUT

OUTPUT

BYPASS

REMOTE

JACK

JACK

JACK

CORD HOOK

TUNER

HEADPHONE

AC

ADAPTOR

Yack

JACK

JACK

MANUAL REMOTE

JACK

MAKING

THE

CONNECTION

The

diagram

below

shows

you

how

to

connect

the

included

ME-6B

AC

adaptor,

a

bass

guitar

and

bass

guitar

amp.

As

soon

as

the

AC

adaptor

is

plugged

in

and

you

turn

the

power

on,

the

ME-6B

is

in

the

“Play

Mode,”

ready

to

go.

*When

making

any

connections,

be

sure

ail

devices

are

turned

off

and

the

volume

on

your

amp

is

at

zero.

If

you

try

to

connect

everything

with

the

power

on,

you

may

get

voltage

spike

‘pops’

that

can

damage

speakers

or

cause

trouble

down

the

line.

*After

you've

turned

everything

on,

you

can

turn

up

the

amp.

“If

you

require

a

mono

output,

use

the

OUTPUT

L

(MONO)

jack,

ELECTRIC

BASS

“Loop

the

AC

adaptor

cord

around

the

cord

hook.

This

will

help

prevent

the

cord

from

being

accidentally

discon-

nected.

ap

:

Rector

aa

Es

pane

ene

Perm

ISQP

|

seers

Se

E=y

—

“After

turning

on

the

ME-6B,

give

it

a

minute

to

let

the

voltage

stabilize.

:

“tf

you

have

an

Expression

Pedal

(optional)

plugged

into

the

EXP.

PEDAL

jack,

turn

the

volume

on

it

to

MIN.

For

more

information,

refer

to

page

8.

AC

ADAPTOR

eS8BO0Ss

*Set

the

polarity

switch

as

shown

below

for

each

remote

footswitch

(FS-5U;

optional)

that

you

connect.

SECTION

I:

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B:

PLAY

MODE

<What's

a

Pateh?>

The

ME-6B

can

store

25

different

combinations

of

effects

,

settings

and

parameters

in

memory.

Each

collection

of

settings

is

called

a

“patch”.

These

25

patches

are

split

up

into

five

memory

“banks”,

each

containing

five

patches.

Each

patch

in

the

ME-6B

is

identified

by

a

combination

of

a

bank

number

and

a

patch

number

within

that

bank.

You'll

use

this

system

to

‘call

up’

the

patches

you

need

during

play.

*When

you

first

turn

the

power

on,

BANK:

1

NUMBER:

1

is

automatically

selected.

SELECTING

A

PATCH

1.

Select

the

Bank

1

Depress

the

Bank

Pedal.

The

bank

number

will

flash

in

the

display.

2

Depress

a

Number

pedal.

You

switch

to

the

desired

bank

number

by

depressing

the

corresponding

Number

Pedal

(1

through

5).

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B

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Depressing

a

Number

Pedal

at

this

point

only

changes

the

bank

number,

itdoes

not

select

anew

patch.

The

patch

is

not

actually

selected

until

you

choose

a

number

within

that

bank.

“Depress

the

Bank

[B]

Pedal

again

if

you

wish

to

return

to

the

original

patch

without

changing

banks.

2.

Select

the

Number

Depress

the

desired

Number

Pedal

(1

through

5),

and

the

display

will

change

to

that

number.

The

patch

identified

by

that

bank/number

combination

is

now

selected.

“If

you

wish

to

select

a

different

patch

within

the

same

bank,

you

don’t

have

to

reselect

the

bank;

just

depress

the

appropriate

Number

Pedal.

NUMBER

PEDAL

NUMBER

INDICATOR

PLAYING

THE

ME-6B

LIKE

A

ROW

OF

PEDAL

EFFECTS

—

THE

MANUAL

MODE

A

“Manual

Mode”

setting

is

also

stored

with

each

of

the

patches

in

the

ME-6B’s

memory.

The

“Manual

Mode”

is

where

you

can

turn

effects

on

and

off

by

depressing

the

Number

Pedals

or

the

Bank

Pedal.

This

makes

the

ME-6B

feel

just

like

a

series

of

“pedal

effect”

effects.

The

Manual

Mode

effects

setting

will

be

just

the

way

you

it

them

when

you

return

to

it

again.

SELECTING

THE

MANUAL

MODE

<Using

the

Panel

Buttons>

Press

the

[MANUAL]

button

to

switch

between

Manual

Mode

ON/OFF.

The

MANUAL

Indicator

will

be

on

while

you

are

in

the

Manual

Mode.

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ME-5B

BASS

VALUE

1

BANK

A

MULTIPLE

WRITE:COPY

MANUAL

ave

A

VALUE

MANUAL

INDICATOR

MANUAL

BUTTON

<Using

the

Footswitch>

When

you

have

a

footswitch

(FS-5U;

optional)

connected

to

the

MANUAL

REMOTE

jack,

you

can

also

use

it

to

turn

the

Manual

Mode

ON/OFF.

It

works

in

the

same

way

as

using

the

panel

buttons.

MANUAL

MODE

OPERATIONS

<<Switching

Effects

ON/OFF>>

in

the

Manual

Mode,

you

can

switch

effects

on

or

off

using

the

Number/Bank

Pedals.

When

the

indicator

over

a

pedal

is

lit,

that

effect

is

on.

The

effects

are

assigned

to

the

pedals

as

follows:

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2

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ec!

COMPRESSOR:

ENHANCER

OVERDRIVEY

DISTORTION

SYNTH

BASS

EQUALIZER

CHORUS!

FLANGER

*The

Noise

Suppressor

is

onall

the

time,

and

can’t

be

turned

on

and

off

like

the

others.

<<Setting

and

Changing

Parameters>>

You

can

set

or

edit

parameters

for

any

effect

in

real-time.

Here’s

how:

1

Select

the

parameter

to

be

edited.

Select

the

effect

to

be

edited

with

the

PARAMETER

[II]

buttons,

and

the

parameter

to

be

edited

with

the

PARAM-

ETER

[4]

|]

buttons.

The

exact

parameter

you

will

be

editing

is

beneath

the

flashing

Effect

indicator

and

across

from

the

lit

Parameter

indicator.

Its

current

setting

will

be

shown

in

the

display.

*If

you

select

a

parameter

for

an

effect

which

is

currently

turned

off,

the

value

in

the

display

will

flash.

2

Change

the

setting

with

the

VALUE

[a][v]

buttons.

While

holding

the

[4]

button,

you

can

increase

the

scrolling

speed

by

pressing

the

button

for

the

opposite

direction,

[¥]}.

This

procedure

works

for

either

button.

Repeat

steps

1

and

2

to

change

other

parameter

settings.

DIRECT

BASS

SOUND:

BYPASS

When

Bypass

is

ON,

you'll

hear

the

direct

sound

{without

effects)

of

the

guitar

connected

to

the

ME-6B.

<Using

the

Panel

Buttons>

Press

the

[BYPASS]

button

to

switch

between

Bypass

ON/

OFF.

When

it’s

ON,

the

display

will

read

“bP”.

<Using

the

Footswitch>

When

you

have

a

footswitch

(FS-5U;

optional)

connected

to

the

BYPASS

REMOTE

jack,

you

can

use

it

to

switch

between

Bypass

ON/OFF.

It

works

in

the

same

way

as

using

the

panel

buttons.

*The

Bypass

setting

cannot

be

stored

in

memory

as

part

of

a

patch.

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BASS

MULTIPLE

EFFECTS

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WRITEICOPY

MANUAL

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BYPASS

BYPASS

BUTTON

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REMOTE

MANUAL

BYPASS

CONTROLLING

VOLUME

IN

REAL

TIME

An

expression

pedal

(optional)

connected

to

the

EXP.

PEDAL

jack

will

let

you

control

the

volume

output

in

real-time.

In

addition,

if

you

cut

the

volume

with

expression

pedal

con-

trol,

lingering

effects

like

delay

and

reverb

will

decay

natu-

rally

instead

of

being

suddenly

cut

off.

In

fact,

the

expression

pedal

is

inserted

into

the

effects

chain

as

shown

in

the

diagram

below.

Ce

|

“2

«

3

@

COMPRESSOR

ff

OVERORIVEs

ENHANCER.

DISTORTION.@

SYNTH

BASS

EQUALIZER

“Be

sure

to

use

the

minimum

volume

setting

(MIN)

on

the

expression

pedal

you

have

connected

to

the

EXP.

PEDAL

jack.

CHORUS/

FLANGER

«

B

°

;

REVERB

~~

DELAY

—

-MASTER,

SECTION

II:

MODIFYING

EFFECTS

SETTINGS

YOU

CAN

CHANGE

THINGS

IN

THE

EDIT

MODE

It’s

easy

to

change

effects

settings

and

save

them

as

a

patch.

We'll

show

you

how

to

do

just

that

in

this

section.

CHANGING

PATCH

SETTINGS

Each

of

the

25

patches

stored

in

the

ME-6B

has

‘default’

settings

made

at

the

factory.

By

changing

these

settings,

you

can

make

up

your

own

original

effects

sounds.

This

is

what

we

mean

by

“editing”.

The

following

steps

allow

you

to

edit

a

patch.

1

From

the

Play

Mode,

call

up

the

patch

you

wish

to

edit.

(Refer

to

page

6

if

you

want

a

refresher

on

how

te

call

up

patches.)

2

Press

the

[EDIT/ESC]

button.

This

selects

the

Edit

Mode

(the

EDIT/ESC

indicator

will

light).

The

parameter

settings

you

select

will

be

shown

in

the

display.

3

Turning

effects

ON/OFF.

Turn

effects

on

or

off

by

pressing

the

appropriate

Bank/

Number

Pedals.

You

can

check

the

indicator

over

each

of

the

pedals

to

see

if

that

effect

is

on

or

off.

The

effects

are

assigned

to

the

pedals

as

follows:

COMPRESSOR

ENHANCER

OVERDAIVE

DISTORTION

SYNTH

BASS:

EQUAUZER

CHORUS’

FLANGER

*The

Noise

Suppressor

is

on

all

the

time,

and

can’t

be

turned

on

and

off

like

the

others.

4

Now

select

the

parameter

you

want

to

edit.

Press

the

PARAMETER

[4]

[0]

buttons

to

select

the

effect

to

be

edited,

then

the

parameter

you

wish

to

edit

with

the

PARAMETER

[¢}[@]

buttons.

Cross-indexing

the

effect

and

parameter

indicator

lights

will

show

you

which

parameter

is

selected,

and

the

parameter

setting

will

be

shown

in

the

display.

“If

you

select

a

parameter

for

an

effect

that

is

turned

off,

its

setting

will

flash

in

the

display.

CHORUS/

FLANGER

MASTER

LEVEL

MODE

(15)

(0-50)

PRE

DELAY

OF

ee

INPUT

ATT,

(ms)

re

aa)

LIT

RATE

REV

THEY

oo

Pr

ee

(0-15)

Waisman

DEPTH

a

(0-15)

(-7-7)

E.LEV(CHO)/

RES(FL)

EFFECT

LEVEL

(0-15)

(0-15)

5

Change

the

parameter

values.

Watch

the

display,

and

change

the

parameter

values

with

the

VALUE

[A][¥]

buttons.

Repeat

steps

3

through

5

until

the

settings

are

as

you

want

them.

*At

this

point,

if

you

turn

off

the

ME-6B

the

patch

will

revert

back

to

its

pre-edit

settings.

If

you

want

to

actually

store

the

patch

settings

after

editing,

you

must

perform

the

Write

operation

as

described

on

page

10.

CANCELING

EDITS

After

editing

a

patch,

but

before

saving

it

with

the

Write

operation,

you

can

cancel

the

edits

and

return

to

the

pre-edit

settings.

Here’s

how:

1

Press

the

[EDIT/ESC]

button.

The

EDIT/ESC

indicator

will

flash

rapidly.

*To

continue

editing

the

patch,

press

a

PARAMETER

or

VALUE

button.

*Actually,

if

you

press

this

button

in

the

Edit

Made

and

you

haven‘t

turned

any

effects

on

or

off

and

didn’t

change

any

settings,

you

will

be

returned

immediately

to

the

Play

Mode.

2

Press

[EDIT/ESC]

one

more

time.

The

EDIT/ESC

indicator

will

go

out

and

you're

back

in

the

Play

Mode.

All

the

changes

you

have

made

to

the

patch

during

editing

are

lost,

and

you're

back

to

the

original

settings

again.

STORING

THE

EFFECTS

SETTINGS

IN

MEMORY:

THE

WRITE

OPERATION

Even

after

you've

edited

a

patch,

and

played

with

it

a

while,

the

changes

you

have

made

will

be

lost

if

the

power

is

turned

off,

To

save

the

patch

with

edits

intact,

you

must

store

it

with

the

Write

operation.

<<Storing

a

Patch

in

Memory>>

1

2

Press

the

[WRITE/COPY]

button.

The

EDIT/ESC

indicator

will

flash

(at

a

slow

rate),

and

the

display

and

pedal

indicator

lights

will

reflect

the

settings

for

the

current

patch.

Select

a

patch

into

which

you'll

store

this

data.

Check

out

“Selecting

a

Patch”

on

page

6

for

more

information

on

how

patches

are

designated.

*If

you

are

saving

an

edited

patch

back

to

its

original

patchnumber,

well,

you’re

already

at

that

patch

number

so

there

is

no

need

to

reselect

the

patch.

Skip

step

2

and

§0

to

step

3.

*If

you

save

an

edited

patch

to

a

different

patch

number,

the

patch

you

started

from

remains

unchanged

and

in

its

original

location,

“To

cancel

a

Write

operation,

press

a

Parameter

or

Value

button.

You'll

be

returned

to

the

Edit

Mode.

Press

the

[WRITE/COPY]

button

again.

This

stores

the

edited

patch

in

memory.

When

the

operation

is

complete,

you’ll

be

transferred

to

that

new

patch

number

and

returned

to

the

Play

Mode.

<<Storing

Manual

Mode

Settings>>

1

Press

the

[WRITE/COPY]

button.

The

EDIT/ESC

indicator

will

flash

slowly,

and

the

display

and

number

indicators

will

reflect

the

settings

for

the

current

patch.

Press

the

[MANUAL]

button.

The

MANUAL

indicator

will

light

to

show

that

you're

now

storing

Manual

setting.

“Press

the

[MANUAL]

button

again

(the

MANUAL

indi-

cator

will

go

out),

and

you're

back

to

where

you

can

store

patch

data.

“To

cancel

a

Write

operation,

press

a

PARAMETER

or

VALUE

button,

You'll

be

returned

to

the

Edit

Mode.

Press

the

[WRITE/COPY]

button

again.

This

stores

the

Manual

settings

for

that

patch along

with

the

patch

data.

When

the

operation

is

over,

the

MANUAL

indicator

will

come

on

to

show

that

you're

now

in

the

Manual

Mode.