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Please read safety instructions before you use this amplifier!!!

Features:

2 Channel All-Tube Design
Ch.1: Bass, Treble & Volume control, Bright switch
Ch.2: Bass, Middle, Treble, Gain & Volume control, Bright and Shift switch
Boost mode, variable via independent Volume control on Ch.2
Common Master Volume and Presence control
Tube-buffered series FX-Loop with pedal and rack sends and returns
Functions on footswitch: ch.1 or Ch.2, boost, reverb
OPTIONS:
80 watt EL34 or 60 watt 6L6 power amp
Reverb with independent reverb level controls for each channel
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20
Anniversary circuit, 90W KT88, Mode switch for Ch. 2, excursion control, plexi panel with
gold background, head enclosure with classic bottom mounted look (see 2.e)
Available as Head, ported 1x12 or 2x10 closed back combo and open back 2x12 combo
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHTS: Are subject to change anytime, Please measure your amp carefully if a
Custom Case is being made. Add ¾ inch for each, handle and rubber feet.
Head:
10"
H
1x12 Combo:
21.37" H
2x10 Combo:
21.37" H
2x12 Combo:
20"
H

2. How to use it:

Read this owner manual completely before use to fully understand your Shiva's functions. In paragraph e)
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the differences of the 20
a) Master Volume and Presence
The Master Volume and Presence work on both channels. Experiment with different combinations
between Volume and Master Volume. You can set the Volume high and the Master Volume low or set the
Master high and the Volume low. One setting could be just as loud as another, but they will feel and
sound different.
b) Boost Function and Bright Switch
On Channel 1, with the Boost engaged, the Tone-Stack is bypassed. This means the Bass and Treble
controls are not in the circuit anymore and have no effect on the sound. This was the only way to have a
boost function on this channel with the original un boosted tone preserved.
With the Bright switch pushed in you get a brighter more open sound; this is less to none effective the
higher the Vol.1 is set.
On Channel 2, with the Boost off use Vol.2, with the Boost engaged use B.Vol.2. This makes the boost
variable and you are able to set it quite different.
With the Bright switch pushed in you get a brighter more open sound. This gets less effective the higher
the Gain is set but still noticeable if turned all the way up.
BOGNER AMPLIFICATION
SHIVA USER MANUAL
24.50" W
10.50" D
24.25" W
10.50" D
24 ½"
W
10.50" D
27.25" W
10.50" D
Anniversary model are described.
41 pounds
68 pounds
71 pounds
74 pounds
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Summary of Contents for Bogner SHIVA

  • Page 1 27.25” W 10.50” D 74 pounds 2. How to use it: Read this owner manual completely before use to fully understand your Shiva’s functions. In paragraph e) the differences of the 20 Anniversary model are described. a) Master Volume and Presence The Master Volume and Presence work on both channels.
  • Page 2 Boost Amp. All you need is a special level ducking cable, available from us or you can make your own, see the "How to Make Effects Cable" link on Shiva portion of our website.
  • Page 3 When ready to play, flick the power switch up to the "play" position. NOTE for older Shiva’s made prior to 12/1/05: If you put the amp in play make sure you have a load or speaker cabinet hooked up, otherwise you could damage the output transformer and the power tubes.
  • Page 4 If you don't know the difference between mono and stereo plugs look at them and you will notice the difference (Mono = tip, ring and Stereo = tip, ring, ring). Current Shiva’s have a 4- position rotary switch on the right-side back panel. This rotary switch is only active when the footswitch is not plugged in.
  • Page 5 If it blows again give us a call. In most cases it is just a 20 cent rectifier diode for the plate voltage which went bad. There you have it! It's all up to you now, be creative and push your musical imagination…For Questions call, check out our webpage: www.bogneramplification.com BOGNER AMPLIFICATION...

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