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Selling an original Metal Grille 4x12 - Bottom cab It's rare as is it has a large "Boogie" logo plate versus the commonly found "Mesa/ Boogie" logo plate. Quite honestly over the years I've only come across three or four 4x12's with a "Boogie" logo plate on them. The logo plate looks the same...

Ahhh not sure you want to be using EL34's in a 60/100

This also depends on the other parts of a C+'s configuration as well; things like reverb/ no reverb; whether it's a 60 watt, 60/100, Simul.... A fully loaded Simul (aka has EQ & Reverb) is imho more likely to be in the $3500+ range. EQ does seem to command it's own affect on value especially if...

Yup it's a MkIV or a Dual Rec PT. Your PT must have been replaced at some point as they wouldn't have had the 561136 PT when your IIC(+) was built/ made. From a thread awhile back about BB wrote (bold is mine): Call Mesa see if they have any info on the PT being swapped out. Mike B might...

Follow BB's advice and you wont go wrong. Ignore his advice and you'll suffer the consequences. Seriously do what he says, "Leave them alone."

Yup they are a good tube. Similar characteristics to the STR-415's (aka Sylvania 6L6's)

I've made a few too ;-) Lots of pictures here: http://s272.beta.photobucket.com/user/gtscabs/library/

There's an add on/ fix for firefox (and maybe chrome). It's called "Photobucket Emedded Image Fix" Seems to work well. There's a anew one called "Photobucket Fixer" by the same creator. Not sure if it's any better than the one above but if it works that's all that'd matter.

OP's (Zoner) post was from 2007. The thread got brought back form the dead by candletears7 a few weeks ago Not sure Zoner will see your question or reply

I'm surprised a 6V6 could handle the voltage in a Mark IV! Then again if always running it in tweed mode the voltages may not be all that high or an issue.

NO YES

Looks like a splice in the wires thus the heat shrink. Why the splice and/ or what role those wires play: sorry I can't help you as I don't know. But as far as the splice was/ is concerned at least someone did a decent job enough job to wrap it with heat shrink tubing.

Call Mike and ask him. He'll talk to you and fill you in. He's good that way (meaning he'll talk with amp owners/ end users). Btw great story about your HR C+!

Cool!

That's most likely because one has EQ and the other does not have EQ See pics of a Studio 22+ here with EQ and you'll see it has the EQ footswitch plug: https://en.audiofanzine.com/tube-combo-guitar-amp/mesa-boogie/studio-22-eq-combo/medias/pictures/

You'll have to find them used. Mesa no longer makes or sells the Sus-4 mounts.

IMHO yes. They are a 10,000 hour tube so they very well could last you "as long as you have left". But considering yours is a Simul Class.... be patient and look for/ find an old pair of Sylvania EL34's aka Mesa STR-416's In Class A which only use the out two power tubes, if you have STR-416's...

Oh God here we go again.... :roll: Jon your intentions might be noble but seriously if it was as simple (or "minor") as you describe it'd have already been done.

You asking about using two 4x12 cabs with your combo? Asking as you've posted speaker specs about a 4x12 "Full Stack" which is using both a top and a bottom 4x12. Fwiw both 4x12's are likely wired in series-parallel with all 4 speaker being 8ohms each. The end result is an 8 ohm cab. If you...

Perhaps but he didn't ask for "ballpark" he stated "Specifically I'd like to mod my purple stripe to a mark II c+" Which is why I posted it can't be done. And even a "ballpark" mod doesn't come close. The way a C+ responds to your playing is very different than any MkIII will ever respond be it...