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like gts said, call mesa.

You may want to replace the power tubes too. What i would do is that when i replace the fuse, if i turn the amp on standby and see the tube(s) glow a color other than faint orange, immediately turn it off and remember which tube is bad. You'll probably want to replace the tube pair, 1-4 are...

Check to see if your tubes look alright and see if the fuse is blown. You may have a blown tube which then caused the amp to draw way to much current and blow the fuse, hence why it won't turn on. That would probably be the best case scenario as to what happened. If your tubes all look fine...

Yes totally worth listening to, I loved it! Then again I've been a LOG fan for quite sometime. Anyways regarding the amps, they relied almost exclusively on mark iv's for the rhythm tracks and some solos. Mark Morton recorded most of his solos with a hot rodded marshall outfitted with the "Zakk...

Thanks for the tips guys. I wouldn't call myself mechanically declined at all. I mean I've installed my own pickups, i've built some things before, I just meant to say I haven't ever messed around with the internals of an amp, and I was just making sure I wasn't gonna do anything to break it...

awww....shooot I was just about to ask you details about it because I was interested.

Hey guys, I am new to the board and it is quite a great place. Anyways I've got some questions that I can't seem to find the answer for. I am thinking of converting my mark iv Rev A short combo to a head unit, and I have been unable to find much info about the actual process. I was wondering if...