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We talked about this over in the Mark V section... There is some dispute as to weather the Mark V will rest with all 4 feet on certain Mesa cabs. The reverb tank hangs down out of the bottom of the Mark V (I know, totally absurd for such a great manufacturer to do something so stupid) and...

That sounds terrible with my guitar (or my playing). But thanks for the tip on the 12AT7.

I'm running 6L6's.

Mark I is tricky because you have to throw what you know about dialing amps out the window. I think the 4 most important things with Mark I are: 1. Bass almost off (or off completely). 2. Treble and Presence up (play with them back and forth till you find something that works). 3. Mark I...

I just tried completely new settings on all 3 channels and found 3 totally new sounds that I love! I mean, I understand when these guys say that they like their simple amps but the seemingly endless versatility of the Mark V is just wonderful. I went from Fat/Crunch/Mark IV to Fat/Mark I/Mark...

I'll look into Mark I again. I love it for super saturated high gain stuff.

Been through CH1 and CH2 and both have great options but I cannot use either for this purpose. Both are totally spoken for. I need CH2 to cover this middle ground (what it's supposed to do) and I'm not having much luck.

No, I highlighted what I was saying "I know what you mean" to.

I know what you mean.

I am looking for a low to medium gain blues sound. Maybe even Dumblish. Suggestions on what MODE and how to set it up???

I need to know if I buy a Recto 2x12 Horizontal are all 4 feet going to touch and rest correctly??? Why would the Roadster 2x12 have a different handle than the Recto 2x12?

So the Mark V head will not sit on top of a Recto 2x12???

First off... what a beautiful job!!! Just amazing. You are an excellent craftsman. My only fear would be such a commitment to a Peavey Vyper. Now onto what everyone on the Boogie Board that hangs in the Mark V section is thinking... "you sold your Mark V for a Peavey Vyper and made it...

CH 3, Extreme mode, EQ on in classic "V" but with mid slider almost to half. 90 watt, Pentode, Bold. Now, if you want a Recto sound... You need a Recto.

Thanks!

You couldn't tell??? :shock:

Channel volume past 12, treble up and bass and mid down.

You may be right.

I have read the manual cover to cover a dozen times. I was looking for some personal experiences on the best way to dial the amp in to sound like an original (I have never played an original IIC+).

I read that guys thread. It is not much of a review.