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Just pulled the trigger on the Furman P-1800. While it doesn't seem to fluctuate more than 2-3 volts at any given time, over the last few months I've seen readings drift from 118 - 131v. Even if the meter on the UPS isn't totally accurate, it doesn't appear to be very stable. With another pricey...

Yeah I figured one or more of the new tubes would be blown...I'll let the tech sort that out. You said that optimally the amp is looking for 117v. Would a solid 120v be safe? (looking for super-safe here). http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/P1800AR Appreciate the help

@Authorized Boogie... I made a substantial investment in a nice little guitar rig centered around the Mark V for home recording in an apartment environment, and it was always intended that it was going to roar into a attenuator/direct box, and I'll just be up front with that and it is what it...

Hey guys, really appreciate the replies. Yeah it had the original tubes up until failure, and I replaced with new Mesa tubes. There were no signs of scorching in the sockets, and I never noticed any smell or smoke...just the loud internal hum. Swapping tubes is about the extent of repair that...

Hey all. I'm having some trouble with my Mark V combo I wonder if I could bounce off you all. I've had it about 2 years, purely home use and never leaves my little home studio, and it honestly doesn't have a whole lot of time on it. I generally run it through a Rivera Rockcrusher Recording...