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I have a Mark IV and have been thinking about a Mark IIC+ for over a year now. My reasoning is that I don't use RHY 2 a whole lot. So the question is: would it be worth it to shell out for a IIC+ or can my Mark IV get close enough to those tones to warrant forgetting about channel 2...

I talked to a guy who used to be an authorized Mesa authorized tech. He informed me that a bias on the amps goes a long way. For this reason I wouldn't return it to factory specs. If you intend on hanging on to this amp, I'd say replace the reverb tank. If you think you may sell it don't...

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Could the master volume knob be pulled out? Otherwise I'd check preamp tubes V1 and V2.

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I worked for a dealer that would ONLY budge on prices if the amp had been discontinued. For example, we let a Maverick go for less than the old pro net for it. By the way, dealers don't make s#$% off of Boogie for anyone who doesn't know. Its mostly a pride thing.

Times are tough right now. It may not be a bad move for them to expand the way they sell. If they start dealing with MF though...our local GC is bad enough at selling them.

I fell on hard times last summer and had to sell my Mark IV. I feel for ya, man.

I really liked an open back 1x12 C-90 cab that I had, with two SM 57s; one dead center and one slightly off center. It created a unique sound. I also liked mic'ing from the back of that cab.

I remember the days when you could say you had Mesa on your site but couldn't even give your inventory. Our rep told us that "if a Boogie just happened to be in a picture of your store, its OK," which we took full advantage of.

I had a few customers upset once because they literally ordered the week after Mesa stopped building what they ordered. One guy had some diamond plated Recto cabs that took a little over three months. On the other hand, we were once quoted the same lead time on an Ace head and got it in two...

What a heavy beast! I really liked the Maverick series. The controls were simple enough but could cover a wide range. I owned an F series amp too. I would say that the F series does heavier stuff better but I liked the Maverick better anyway. Its the only Boogie I used a boost with, but...

I don't understand why they don't reissue the C+. It seems like no matter how good a Mark has been after that, people always want the C+.

When I had my Mark IV I always played with scooped mids at first. Then that mid slider crept up little by little. Eventually I quit using the EQ all together.

I worked for a dealer once and we got several calls about the amp not functioning in a similar manner. All of them involved the mute switch.

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