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Left to right a series 300 should be 6L6 1&2, EL-34 3&4 ,6L6 5&6. At least that is what I understand for a Mark 3. Series 300 Boogies are a bit rough on current production tubes.

If I am not correct, I believe the FX SEND output is before the GEQ.

Slave out jack should do it.

The Sylvania 6L6's have a magic at mid 40mA in a Simul Mark II/III in the clean channel. You will lose that in the Lead channel with the gain cranked. Go to the Sylvania 6CA7, in that case. If you can find a matched pair.

Green/ Gray for the inners, Red/Yellow for the outers.

I have the 200W all EVM metal grille 4x12 cabs. They do not lie.

Put a new fuse AND power tubes, check out the screen-grid resistors, and let it rip.

Still here, my username and password got changed, by no fault of my own. Mike still has his 180W C+ and simul upgraded B>C+ amps. His mark V has been sold, to my knowledge. We have both been through divorces since then. But the old amps have remained in the proper hands. Including my 3 Simul...

Not me.

From what I got these amps might have set on the shelf with no serial #s, until they were installed into a head or combo shell. That might explain things a bit.

The 2x12x halfback is more vented than ported like the 1x12 theile cabinet.

it's the combo cab, I did not want to say it out loud. :unsure:

Dual thiele cabs with the EVM-12L's rock hard, too.

I have the 2x12 and 4x12 metal grille with all EVM-12L speakers. With the C+ amp head, they are the bomb.

I like my 2001 Viper GTS with the V-10 and T-56 manual and can't even imagine it with a turbo 4-cyl, even if it was faster. It's the principality of the matter. LOL Ever hear the phrase "You can't compete with a ghost" Hmmmm

The JP-2C should feel a little more punchy in the low frequencies due to its 60/100 style power section.

It's hard to beat the 105 PT and Sylvanias loaded up Mark 2 or 3.

Good move, that will shut up the lowballers.