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Make sure you use speaker wire out to the cabs.

Wow... '92, eh? That's like, Vintage! :D

Les Paul Custom > Cord > Dual Recto set to "Stun".

If you play it with any kind of volume... you won't be able to hear the hum. :shock:

ch1 - pushed ch2 - vintage ch3 - modern

My Mk. IV looks just like the second one down. What you can't see in the picture, is that it weighs about 300 pounds.

I'm pretty happy with my Dual Recto set at Red/Modern Orange/Vintage. But I've noticed that if I switch the Orange channel to Modern, then it's probably twice as loud as the Red channel... and if I have Red on Vintage and the Orange on Modern, then Orange is easily ten times louder than the...

Mesa has always returned my phone calls within an hour.

I'm a "Marshall Guy" from waaaaay back in the day. I've also owned a Mk. IV for nearly 14 years, but never really liked it. Let me just say that I'm THRILLED with my new Dual Recto.

I got a full stack in my living room. Of course, being divorced helps.

You gotta have a 4x12. You just gotta. :)

Us old guys always ran a lot of Mids on our amps. It's them young whippersnappers that "scoop" 'em out. I gotta run downstairs and try those setting out now. :D

I thought it was pretty dang cool.

Got the ceramic Thames, moderate dpoing (I'm a Lead player)... sounds great, except for a little buzzing. Hopefully I'll get that cleared up soon. Much "warmer" sounding than the EV.

Yes, they're handmade by a fellow named Ted Weber. http://www.tedweber.com/

Yeah, maybe a purple one :shock: I've still got the little tagger, maybe it is the cabinet builders initials.

So... I re-tubed the ol' Mk IV a few weeks ago, and ordered a Weber speaker just to see what the big deal was all about. Today, when I took apart the amp, I was slightly dismayed to find one of the speaker mounting screws was snapped in half and jammed into the speaker frame... but imagine my...

Come to think of it, my Mk IV actually only says "Boogie", I've just always called it a Mesa Boogie.

*(Sorry in advance if this has been asked a million and one times)* My 14 year old Mark IV is a "Mesa Boogie", and my brand spanking new Dual Recto is a "Mesa Engineering". What, if any, is the difference?

The sound you hear is lightning in a bottle.