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I've got a custom 2x12 Recto cabinet that I - thinking back on it - mistakenly ordered with two 8 ohm V30s wired for mono/stereo. I'm planning on swapping them out with two 16 ohm V30s and rewiring the cabinet back to 8 ohm mono. The two original V30s will go in a set of Bogner 1x12 Cubes from...

And John Petrucci... That being said, I'm getting one probably after the new year for the following reasons: 1. The Clean channel - the Mark IV Rhythm 1 was probably the best I've played. 2. The British channel mode - I like the particular attack this kind of Marshall-y circuit gives 3. It's...

Yes, that's totally it. Kevin from London Power HATES combo amps because the physics of them will eventually destroy your power tubes, especially if you crank the amp.

This is why I'm waiting until at least the end of this year to even think about ordering one. Well that and I need to demo one extensively first. I want to be sure when I plunk down the cash to get a Mark V in hardwood/wicker... AND that I get it within a reasonable amount of time.

I've read from his tech when they were beta testing it on the last DT tour, Petrucci had said that the MarkV is dead as balls on with regard to the IIC+ mode...

Ha! Excellent! I was very disappointed in their selection last time I was in.

Hot ****, can you REALLY use 2xEL34 and 2x6L6?!? Fricken sweet!

Mesa/Boogie Mark IIC+ fully-loaded head plus 1x12 open back cabinet in hardwood and wicker, awesome; $3,500 for the set. **SOLD** MIDI Matrix plus Abacus with MIDI cable, wall wart, and 4 pin XLR (aka DMX) cable, very, very clean, very powerful system; $550 for the set. **SOLD** Quad Preamp...

My DC-5 has it's own issues with switching and reverb; the switching "wash" is pretty heinous particularly when you go from the lead to rhythm channels. It is the 3rd and final version of the amp, though. I agree with your assessment based on my Mark IIC+s. I have a 1x12 open back which...

If you want some good tech discussion on the Triaxis, I'd recommend www.tubefreak.com. He's got some really great tips on how to choose tubes to optimize that unit. The actual point I wanted to make, was that although possibly similar in organization, the circuit architecture of the two units...

Probably a question of making sure the factory's got all the production supplies in hand and ready to go before they start assembling. Especially if the pre-order demand has been really great.

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Supposedly $1,999 for the head, $2,099 for the 1x12 combo, USD. Can someone confirm?

I bought a Taylor 814 that ended up having problems with the electronics and pretty much without question they swapped me for a brand new one. And this was only after having the guitar maybe a week. So, indeed, I've never had any real problems with them, save for sales people never calling...

I hope Guitar Player gives it a decent in-depth review and not one of those half-assed 'advertising sheet disguised as a review' that they tend to do. And Mesa/Boogie has recently changed their dealer agreements to permit online sales. So far I've found a few online retailers plus Mesa/Boogie...

I'd definitely try going main out of the Quad into the Left or Mono input on the effect into the L/R inputs of the 395; easiest and most direct that way. Also, better for s/n, too.

Quite possibly, that rack-mounted 50 Caliber is a "short head" format and could have come out of a combo or a head, it depends on what the original owner purchased.

I recently got a Quad that lived in the following studios during its lifetime: Oceanway - original purchaser Sunset Sound Capitol - via Jay Graydon Everybody who's anybody in L.A. played it at one point and Greg Howe unsuccessfully tried to buy it a couple of years ago. It's fantastic but I...

Every time I played a Mark IV - I don't own one - I enjoyed it, from the clean channel to the lead channel. I never found it hard to dial it in or too intimidating. I also don't every use so many buzz words as they naysayers because as another posted mentioned, they inherently have little to...

You could copy/paste the text from the product listing on the website; that's the manual if I'm not mistaken.