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Not sure about a full guide, but the manuals (pdfs on the website) for each amp have the part numbers for the pots/knobs/switches etc in the back.

Has anyone actually got a Transatlantic yet? I noticed Mesa Hollywood have them in stock now.

I am thinking about getting a Mark V, but it would probably mean having to sell my LSC. I use the Lonestar Ch1 set up for a big round clean and Ch2 with a low to mid gain blues/rock overdrive. I will of course be waiting until I can try a Mark V before I make a decision, but for those Mark V...

I asked Mesa about different size cabs for the LSC and I am fairly certain they could do it in a MK4 size cab but didnt recommend it (for sonic reasons). I got mine in the LSS size cab and have no regrets. The LSC has a lot of bass to begin with and there is certainly no lack of bass with mine.

"do you think the custom fit has anything to do with it? or is it just the quality of the filters in them?" Both I think. With custom fitted plugs you get a lot better repeatability because they sit in the ear canal properly every time (and they are made to fit your ear perfectly, rather than...

When they test earplugs they test them a bunch of times each - hence they get a mean (average) result as well as a standard deviation (how much it can vary from person to person with the shape of their ears etc). So for example at 1000Hz one person might get 15.9dB attenuation while someone else...

A 10dB drop is subjectively half as loud. Have a look the 'Measuring Sound' pdf at http://www.bksv.com/2148.asp. Pages 6-9 or so give some more info. Matt