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It's quite a simple set up really, the dry signal is just the Mark IV on its own through the 2x12. The wet signal is from the Mark IV slave out, which goes into the G-System preamp insert return. The G-system stereo outs go to the L and R channel of the 2:100, which power the 1x12s. I've been...

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Posted this in the Vintage section, but I think it qualifies as a rack piece too? Let me know if you like it. I can carry everything on my own except for the main rack, which is stupid heavy.

Nice, they should do a run of roadsters or road kings like that.

I wish I could help you out, but I don't have a spare mesa engineering logo lying around. Would you be interested in selling me the mesa/boogie one when your done? My mark IV is missing his.

I don't like the sounds of a brown ring around anything! :lol: Sounds blown to me, compare it to a fuse from another appliance. Also, when you replace it, buy 2 so you have a spare for next time.

Yep that's me Jim!

Haha, I use that to hold the plugs while I solder. Great piece of gear.

Haha, seriously though they are for tough crowds... :shock:

They sound very full for a 1x12, I love them. Perfect for 2 wet cabs.

I don't have my dry cab in this pic, it's a recto 2x12, but you get the idea. Almost all the wiring is done.

Good luck with the sale, I thought it sounded killer in the youtube clip.

Are you still looking for someone to draw up a schematic for you? I can do one if you like.