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I have a excellent condition V head for sale. Modified shell for tube access and ventilation. Not affected structurally. Looks Badass! Comes with original grill and custom metal mesh grill, cover, foot switch and f/s cable, manuals. Asking 2000.00 Need cash for other interests so not looking...

My God, treat your cables like they're a bunch of Expresses! They can fail on you when you least expect it! Coil and velco them when not in use and avoid bending them sharply. Also avoid stepping on them. I make nice straight lines on stage so I don't step on them while I'm playing. Tony

....not to mention the Mark IV chassis being upside down with the tubes on the bottom. Heat tends to travel up first which can only cause the chassis to heat up more unlike the Dual Rec with the tubes on top and dissipating heat out the top of the head. The fan forces a lot of that heat out of...

I had a nice 112 Recto cab with the V30 in it. Sounded great and light weight. Problem is the width as it was perfect for my Mark IV short combo. I'm assuming you'll put the amp on top. That being said, excellent cab!

OK. To all those in CANADA looking for custom head shells for their Mark IV chassis, I am having one built right now. Should be here in a couple weeks! I'll keep you posted on the outcome and if he will be doing more in the future... ...and I will definitely post the pics! Cheerz

Hey guys, I'm converting my Mark IV to a head and now have mint, empty combo with the EVM Vlack Shadow till in it. Mounting hardware, fan and reverb have been removed and used in the head. The combo has two grills with it. One black and one tan. I also have a Modern Case Company flight case for...

I found when I had my 5:50 that I loved using the contour. Especially when playing alone. It just sounded huge even at lower volumes. When in a band situation I used less contour and increased the volume level. The mids seemed to cut through the mix better without overpowering the other...

Thanks guys. These are the ones I was seeing as well. Cheerz Tony

I'm still looking for a short head shell for my Mark IV chassis. Do any of the other Mark series head shells fit this chassis...dimensionally?

Are there any head shells that will fit a Mark IV short chassis? I'm looking to convert my combo and the Mark IV short head shells aren't exactly jumping out of the water right now. What else should I be looking for?

I know the feeling. I had my Mark IV 112 combo and 112 Recto cab delivered to my work as well. Longest f&$king day of my life! LOL!

Everybody has covered the boom stand thing so I'll leave that one alone. I also sing when I play and I have also had two lower disc surgeries. Best thing for me is to move around on stage between verses/choruses, perhaps walk to the other side of the stage during solos. Use a wireless unit and...

Listen! you b@$t@rds! I'm reading this from work and almost got caught from literally LOL!!! Thanks for the high point in my day! Cheerz!

This is killing me! I have a Mark IV combo that I want a headshell for and I live 2 hours east of you! Good luck Man!

I have a 2002 Mark IV combo with the separate Mesa/Boogie footswitch for the reverb. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Any suggestions? Thanks

No. Sound was still present in a different house with a different guitar. The guitar was plugged straight into the amp.

Don't know if this will help but when I had my Express 5/50, I used the 1st channel in Crunch mode with the gain dialed back instead of using the Clean setting. Made a huge difference when playing with my co-guitarist who uses primarily vintage Fender Bassmans and Deluxe Reverb amps.

My Express 5/50 was on the Burn channel at a moderate to loud volumes for some recordings and now I'm getting a constant, minor "dududududududu" sound. It's only on the second channel and very faint. Could this be tube related? Thanks Tony

3. Volume pedal in the loop. This gives you some flexibility for staying out front in a band that doesn't know how to control their volume. For the love of God, leave your volume pedals at home! You think your sound guy has issues with you now!....LOL! +1 for aiming your speakers at your head...