Recent content by Alschnier

10LocustAve - That thread from the steel forum is great! Here are a few details on mine (pix forthcoming): A-074: 60/Reverb - Blonde/Tan - Welded chassis - metal faceplate w/ glossy silkscreen - no Boogie logo (no shadow or screw holes either) - no Dymo labels - has “property tag” serial...

Thank you. I’ve seen this table before & often refer to it when checking serial numbers. I guess what I’m looking for is more a more detailed chronology or evolution of the Mark series during the ‘70s, from Princetons to MKII, (until production was moved to Petaluma & ultimately became a bit...

:lol: No kidding Maybe I’ll start an official thread here ;)

I'm curious if there's some kind of Boogie database online, detailing models, specs, changes, serial numbers, tranny codes, cosmetics, etc. I know we can search here, but that doesn't often pan out. There are plenty of great sites for Gibson, Fender, Marshall, etc (as well as VW, Mustangs, &...

A138 is def an early version. Hard to pin down exact year w/o more details, but assume early/mid '70s. (I have A-074, as well as A-080, both of which date to '74.) You can get a better idea of date by checking pot & transformer codes. There may be a date written on the underside of chassis...

Yes. I just picked up a very early MK I, but it’s in a later cab. I’d like to get it back to stock.

I’m looking for an early, original Super 60 / Mk I combo cab. Will also consider head cabs from same era. Not particular about which one (ie. Blonde/Black/hardwood) as I love em all :)

SSIA. Looking for a hardwood combo cab for a vintage Mark I Thanks, Al

SSIA. Would also consider a 2x12 cab. Unloaded OK. Thx.

Hey guys, New to this forum. Regular on TGP & eBay. I'm in the market to buy an early MK I. Had one & sold it about 20ys ago & Ive been missing it. Having a hard time nailing down a price on a MK I hardwood combo. Haven't seen any avail. in the last few wks & only came up w. a few archived...