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I know that sitting the combo amp on the floor is recommended, but I use a stand and it doesn't sound any different to me. I have been using this one. It works nicely... http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/on-stage-stands-pro-tiltback-amp-stand/451011000000000

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Thanks! Just the information that I needed. I have a Stymon TimeLine on the way. I wanted to make sure that I knew my connection options . I appreciate the guidance...

After sixty-two views I haven't gotten a response. Is there someone who could give me some quick advice on this. I know that the ultimate answer is "connect the delay anyway that you think it sounds best." I just wanted to know if there are pros and cons to placing the delay in front of the amp...

I was hoping that I could get some advice as to how to properly connect a delay pedal to the Mark V. Also, I keep my Mark V Combo on a stand, so I will need to keep the pedal on the floor. Are there cable lengths that are too long?

I am having a lot of fun exploring, I have had some success with a Neil Young-like tone. I am in the process of deciding about a delay. This amp does take you for a ride. I'm beginning to realize the possibilities...thanks

That's good to know, that's for sure... That looks really interesting..thanks for the heads-up...

I'm looking for the same thing. I was over at ProGuitar and have listened to most of their delay pedals. I'm liking the MXR Carbon Copy, The Diamond Memory Lane Jr. (a little expensive), the Eventide Time Factor (expensive and looks complicated), and I'm really liking the Wampler Faux Tape...

I understand your comments, and believe me I do have a tendency to over-think everything, but I am doing a lot of tone hunting and I am enjoying it. Even though, at the moment, I'm a "bottle rocket" around the Boogie Board, I realize that each guitarist has a toolbox of different tones, from...

I appreciate the guidance offered above. I keep experimenting and reading. My problem is that I use the Mark V in my condo. I was told before I purchased the amp that it was capable of performing well at low volume settings. I am wondering if (1) there is anybody out there that has achieved the...

Hmm, I didn't get a "card on the amp" with suggested settings...

I have spent quite a bit of time going through the "Tone Settings" sticky. Nobody has ever posted some of my favorite tones. I have been experimenting, but at this point, I'm thinking that I may be trying to re-invent the wheel. Would any of you have suggestions for settings that would be in the...

Is there any way to get a Neil Young tone at low volume without a pedal on the Mark V. I can't find it in the "Tone Settings" sticky or on the amp...

IFS - I read your post three times. I appreciate the simplified but very detailed explanation of the various gain stages. No explanation like that in the owners manual! I appreciate the information and the welcome...between you and ScreamingDaisy I have a much better idea of how this thing...

Yes, much of what was said above is covered in the manual as I have continued to read it. The manual is a bit intimidating, and I don't want to appear lazy, but I needed some quick start advice. The responses above definitely put the relevant information in a more straightforward...

The Mark V comes with a stock "C90" speaker according to their website. Is a "C90" the same thing as a "Black Shadow" (which is what the speaker inside my amp says on it...)

You posted this before I had a chance to ask...thank you very much...I'll give it a try...tried it, definitely not having any volume issues now..thanks

SD, not too confusing at all. In fact you explain the "architecture" much more clearly than the owners manual. Your description definitely clarifies how the various "volume controls" relate to each other. I have no effects at the moment, so should I engage the hard bypass? Can you explain how...

I just purchased a Mesa Mark V 1x12 Combo; it was delivered yesterday afternoon. I have ventured into the world of electric guitars from the acoustic world just recently so I'm a newbie with all of this. I haven't owned an electric guitar amp since my Peavey Pacer back in the early eighties. I'm...