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That's a IIA. No effects loop.

Best sounding ones that heard were Red Stripe models. A 75/15 Simul and a Simulclass Coliseum model.

I do the same thing with my Mark II's and a MESA amp switcher. Any thing else is a compromise one way or another.

That sounds right to me, this will hook you directly to the power section of the Satellite, and give you a true extension of the Mark IV sound.

Be careful of that one for sale on Reverb. It says it is for a IIA or IIB. The bolt hole spacing is wider on the original Mark I, IIA, and early IIB chassis. Its not much, but enough to not work if you are trying to install a later IIB, IIC, III, IV .

416's in the center sockets(Class-A) would draw less current than 415's in a Simul-Coliseum, I would think. It does so in the 75/15 watt amps, different sockets for different amps. I've had a couple of Coli- Mark III's , so I know.

I sure don't , could not get rid of that amp fast enough. The magic happened when I got my old 1978 Mark I back. That led into the IIC+ craze. Do not be fooled, there is NO substitute. As far as any MESA amp goes. 8)

MESA Simul Mark IIC+ (6L6/6CA7) EVM halfback 4x12 cab MESA Simul Mark IIC+ (6L6) 2x EVM Thiele cabs MESA Simul Mark IIC+ (6L6/6CA7) 2x EVM Thiele cabs EVH 5153 100W Stealth EVH Stealth 4x12 cab All hooked to the MESA amp switcher and tuned a little different. 1,2,3, or all 4 at once via a...

I sold my 2-channel Blackface/chrome chassis Triple many years ago. No wonder it went so fast. I had no clue. I was/am an early Mark series fan, and it just was not the amp for me. No regrets, as it went to someone who liked it more. 8)

Lots of headroom in the 7581a. A coli loaded with them would be brutal.