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The RG-16 sounds cool, I watched all the vids, it would definitly do the job, its just a tad expensive, but it might be worth going for it. I may try the other cheaper alternatives first though. Thanks a lot for the replies, the Mark seems like a pretty solid choice now that I know I can...

Hello, Just as the title says, is it possible to make the Mark IV midi? If possible, what would I have to buy/mod on it to make it happen? Im trying to decide whether to buy a Marshall JVM or a Mark IV. I like the tone of the Mark a bit more but having the JVM be midi would make it work so...

thanks its comforting to hear that. and thanks to everyone else that posted.

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You got it pretty well, and I'm terrible with describing things so just click on these youtube links and hear it for yourself or check out the description Wikipedia gives it, its pretty accurate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_metal Hammerfall: (great example of power metal) Hearts on Fire...

The Savage would be great for power metal but its 2,300 new, I would use the Powerball as a alternative to the Savage. From clips the power ball can do power metal but the savage would be more suitable. I hope that the Mark would be able to get the tones I want, it would save me alot of cash...

Yea I was looking the Powerball and Savage at first, but they are both around 2,000$ so I was looking for a cheaper alternative... and to boogiebabies, im not a fan of LOG

I've recently been growing interest in the Mark IV. Mainly because you can get them for so cheap from ebay, also my friend has one and it sounds pretty good. I havent been able to mess around with it yet but in a few days I will. Basicly my question is can the Mark IV do Power Metal ? (I know...