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Hey guys, I'm yet another person whose replacing a gain pot on my friends Mark IV due to a broken shaft. I though I had gone one by one to be absolutely sure I'd got it right but I've got a dilemma. The amp works and sounds good but when you run the pot through it's full range you find it's...

I had a TR. Didn't like what it lost at high volumes. I moved on to a racktofier and really would like to get a Roadster. I would be a Reborn DR would fit the bill nicely for the effects loop consideration. Happy hunting. Kenny

Ever played with a Mark V? I'm offloading my Mark IV for it because I'm just so impressed with the amp. Funny enough to me I usually us the Mark IV setting on the V. I can't figure out why but I just can't get the IV to make that sound. I may just not know enough about the IVs but lord I tried...

I've got to side with the Mesa guys on this one. If you play high gain metal ONLY, then the 5150 would be just fine. I just don't really care for the sound and think it does lack quite a bit. From my experience, Mesas react very differently to different pre-tubes in the v1 space. The other spots...

I've had 3 Cobras. Key word is 'had'. First one, bad tube stressed bad capacitor went POP. Second couldn't get a decent sound out of it. Third I figured it was my fault and bought it again. These things seriously take little time to figure out but when you've got that lined out and crank it WAY...

Epic. I think they've still got the color thing going on but really they're just there to match across a quad I think. I know the 'reds' are supposed to clip sooner as opposed to the 'blues' but yeah, I just run whatever color matched quad I can get. Kenny

IMHO you should check out a Port City 212OS cab. I picked one up ans put some K100s in it and will never go back to a 4x12 again. Huge sound and really open. I think it's got the best of both open and closed backs. Very open, almost breathing. But I do play quite a bit of metal and this thing...

http://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/index.htm This is a pretty fantastic guide to doing complete set ups. This goes double for Ibanez/anything with an FR type bridge. Kenny