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Nope it wasn't, For information's sake we should try to give as unbiased opinions as possible when someone asks for help like this. But now that you've mentioned it the burn on the express IS better than channel two on the f 50 :D

Had it, liked it, sold it. Now I have a boss gt 10 doing the same things for a third of the price but to my ears with equally good sound.

Hi Chris and welcome back. I've been inactive myself for the past year or so due to being out of mesa amps. But I'm back on the straight and narrow with my newly adopted mesa ROV combo.

Your kid and you will love the boss me 25. A brilliant piece of kit

I actually prefer the gt10 over the g system. I like what is available in the effects section of the gt10. And IMHO I don't find the G sys sounding better at all let alone to justify the price difference. Both units have their strong and weak points but as a straight up effects machine/...

I really don't care to bother with individual pedals anymore so here's mine. If the photo doesn't work it's a boss gt 10 I use via 4cbm with my ROV combo. Does everyhting I need and want. Sold my tc hall of fame and tc flashback cause I like this setup better.

Sorry, you are right, I should have included IMHO i my statement. I stand corrected.

The burn channel on the express is alot better than the lead channel on the f 50. The cleans on the express are pretty good also. You'll be happy with one of those.

I had one of those for a little while and one thing I can tell you for sure is there is no billy gibbons or marshall in there what so ever. But on the other hands the f 50 has one of the best clean mesa has ever done and it takes pedals very well. I used mine strictly on the clean channel and...

When I had my last dual recto I had both the 4x12 oversized and the 2x12. Very good cabs at earbleeding volumes but at a lower volume setting I found for my ears that the v 30's bring out the worst in the recto. Way to muh top end sizzle which I was unable to dial out. But at volume on the other...

+1 on the recto cab but I would also like to suggest the 3 1/4 back 1x12. I have a rectoverb combo which in it self is essentially the same as the three quarter back 1x12 cab and it sounds awesome. Love so much that I'm thinking of ordering another cab for it and that will be the three quarter...

Hell Yeah

Or sell it and buy a newborn recto ;o)

I guess selling the mk4 was a neccesary step in my tone chasing evolution. I was pretty much against the recto and labelled them amps for people who couldn't shred. But to my amazement I love the recto now and I'm using bone stock apart from a little efx loop mod, from parallel to serial...

Hello dudes and dudettes of all things boogie. I had an epiphany last year. Let's sell my mark 4 combo and go all digital. Well a year has past and now if a trade goes as supposed too I will have in my possession a rectoverb combo. I'm currently giving it a test run at my house. I wasn't to...

Use vintage max the output and just a tiny preamp volume.

It's actually a H/S/H. A brilliant piece of a wired stick. I bought one on a whim and it has become my main guitar in a couple of months. I also have an ESP horizon nt2 and an musicman axxis supersport. Go for it, you'll love it.

I have both the jb and a tone zone and the tone zone is alot better IMHO. A lot warmer and less screechy so to speak. Not as scooped as the jb so it works really well with high gain and drop tune.

@ avi8r That's what I'm thinking now, just add the V down the road. I don't think I would recover if sellers remorse would creep in after selling the IV.

I think the ed is a better choice. I liked the stiletto but I wanted the mark voice so I went with a mk 4. I think the ed sounds better than a stiletto.