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Cool. Thanks for your advice.

So I actually left the t nuts and rear mounted it right away, using regular nuts on the front side. To clarify though, my question is: is it ok to leave it rear mounted? The concern stems from having the weight distribution being further back putting more stress on the baffle board than if...

I have a 2x12 vert recto that originally had V30s in it. I decided to put an EVM-12L in the bottom and a C90 on top (sounds great with the MKIII). At first I added T-nuts and front loaded the EV, but while it didn't quite fit in the hole, I was able to make it work. The problem is the cloth...

I've had my fully loaded blue stripe for three or four years now and I also name it the best amp I've owned. One thing I like is that with this amp I hear every little nuance in my playing. I had an opportunity to by a wide green stripe head when I was 19, but I never would have been able to...

I'm considering buying one as well...what kind of price are you guys talkin?

I think Mesa will sell them for around $400 maybe more. I got one from board member gts for much less and he did a great job

He said that during an interview in one of the guitar mags in the 80s.

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I don't mind using an SM57, but I have been using the AKG C1000s with the hypercardioid adapter for a while now. I place it about 2 inches away facing the edge of the speaker. Even with a full band, it pretty much ignores the other instruments, nearly zero bleed. I have used a second...

I just did a quick image search and found this pic. I never thought I would see a picture of one of these, but this was my first guitar It's a 60s Hagstrom. I got it from my uncle for xmas in 1986, I was 12. He was doing some contractor work at some lady's house and saw it in the corner. I...

Welcome Marc. Awesome amp, I dig the wide chassis. What stripe is it?

I started smoking a pipe a couple years ago, and I have been known to enjoy a good IPA along with a fill of a nice English blend. I never knew how enjoyable tobacco could be until I quit smoking cigarettes, and eventually later took up the pipe. Also I found that with the cigs I was a slave...

I paid 8 for my blue rev eq simul combo last year. It seems like there are plenty of them to go around so getting a good deal on a loaded one should be feasible.

I bought that same amp a year ago and it's the best amp I have ever owned. I got tired of the 75 pound combo and transplanted it into a headshell. I bet it sounds amazing through that Marshall 1960

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What it boils down to is if you want to use three evm12l, you would need to have one 8 ohm (in the combo) and two 16 ohm (in the recto). The two speakers in the recto need to be wired in parallel to make them total 8 ohms, then you can use the two 4 ohm outputs from the amp safely.

gts is right. I was assuming that you would replace the speakers with 16 ohm and that your cab would come with a pair of 16 ohm v30 (mine did).

The cab should fit fine. You can run the combo and the amp by plugging them into the two 4 ohm outputs. The speaker terminals are soldered inside the Recto. As far as replacing speakers goes - well I've done it, I didn't think it was a problem. I believe the v30s would sell on ebay for around...

My current board. I have been running it with a PRS Hollowbody II into a MkIII Blue/2x12v. It's raised 4" in the back - I think it improves the sweep of the volume and the wah, plus it makes it easier to access the upper level without hitting the dials of the lower level.