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definitely is not only a/b'ing between them but running them in stereo you could even split and have both amps working independantly but i have the mark IV as the master wonder what it would sound like with them both running their pre's into their power's?

so you sold your mark IV? how much and where did you get that blue stripe sounds good do you like it more than the IV? my IV has still just got the stock mesa tubes in it im not sure if they are the original ones but the amp was only about 2 years old when i bought it so im guessing so ill get...

seriously read the manual about this great explanation basically with tweed power and tridode you will get the most poweramp distortion triode means the grid, anode and cathode are acting pentode - im not too sure, i guess another 2 things inside the tube come into play

the signal path goes like this guitar - mark IV - effects loop R - mark IV effects return - effects loop L - single rec effects return so basically the mark Iv pre is powering both power sections can do it the other way around too and can also get both amps to run...

have them in stereo, mark IV being the master

jp uses a boss bluesdriver (dark blue) for a boost as of lately basically run it before the amp but dont give it too much gain just give it volume you dont want to run a distorted signal into your amp just a louder signal

yes thats me i drew it with paint

i talked to jp at g3 in sydney last year he said for the new album it is all mark tones he hadnt brought out the rectifiers into the studio and probably wasnt and by the looks of this g3 rig i have high hopes for mark tones again finally!!!

i tried that on my mark IV and it was awesome heres the setting (lead channel only) p.s. pentode, simul-class and mid gain

when i met petrucci backstage at G3 in sydney he said that the mark IIC+'s that he has are actually mark IIc++'s he said that there was an extra mod done to them by mike bendinelli anyone know anything about this?