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Just put an eq pedal in the effects loop, nudge up 100 Hz a smidge, and then decide on the mode on the basis of everything else you like about the tone.

Really interesting post there on your recording and practice setups Jiveman. I think I'll be coming back to re-read this later. For now, I wanted to post an update for anybody else that comes up with the same scenario as mine. I received my Cab Clone tonight and just got done jamming with it...

Cool, thanks Primal. I think that sounds more than adequate for my purposes. Of course, the real test will be when I have my headphones on and whether or not I can "feel" the music. Nice playing too. I thought I was duped into listening to the actual Kirk part there at first.

I play a wide variety of music. A little 60's, 70's rock, 80's metal, Satch, a tinge of jazz, blues, and country. A bit of classical. Nothing from today. For purposes of the Mark V, if you were to record something, a heavy riff with a ripping lead would be good. I saw something on another site...

I appreciate all the replies and thoughtful advice. To address the replies thus far. 1. I built a Champ clone (5F1 circuit) about a year ago so I do have a great practice amp. But that amp actually has a higher low volume threshold than the Mark V. So I typically practice more with the V at...

Hi! I want to be able to use my Mark V late at night and crank it more than I can now by switching to headphones. The most obvious answer would be the Cab Clone but it doesn't seem that simple because I've read lots of reviews stating that the headphone out on the Cab Clone was an afterthought...

Sounds very Metallica. Good Pantera tone even. I play with it quite a bit.