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OK that's what I thought.

Aside from when running in class A is the Mark IV always simulclass? I recently read that it is only simul when running in triode mode but that didn't sound right to me. Definitely got me wondering though.

Good to know. I'll have to try them at some point

I personally would get the vertical recto cab. I really love the v30 speaker. Speakers though are a matter of taste. If you are looking for a hard rock tone, the v30 is hard to beat. Another option would be to keep your marshall cab and replace 2 of the speakers with v30's. The v30 and...

Good call. I forgot about the full fat and presence. I pull both of them.

One of my favorite pickups is the Jb but I have found with my recto that it has a little too much low end and makes the low end of the recto too loose and tubby. At least in my guitar it has a lot of bass. The JB is great with my mark IV because I can roll off some of it in the amp. I also...

Welcome! I have had a ton of amps and still have 6 or 7 and my Mark IV is my favorite still! You made a good choice. I would say yes to all of those settings. Another thing to keep in mind is that on the Mark series of amps the bass, treble, and mid controls are before the preamp...

I'm curious about the same thing. The new JP 2C got me thinking about it.

I wonder if it sounds much different than a non-simul?

I am assuming that the amp is non simul-class is this correct? Also, what are your opinions on how this would affect the tone vs and mark iv or v? I'm just curious as to what the perceived differences would be.

I have one and have no trouble at band volumes. It sounds great!

I think you are right on.

Definitely the way to go, you could make good money selling the speakers.

I have one and you can indeed use the 1/4" jacks to change channels. Another advantage to this is that you can actually run channel 1 and 2 at the same time for some unique sounds. You can get a universal switcher with 1/4" plugs on ebay or just use a shorted 1/4" jack and plug it into the...

This is definitely the way to do it. I agree with the way you described the bass knob.

At first I found it to be too much. It is if you are playing around with your IIC+ settings and IV settings at loud volumes and switch right to extreme. But once I got used to it I love Extreme mode, just have to back down n the volume and tweak a little bit.

Can't beat that deal. Even if you have to put some work into it.

I personally think the Black Album had a killer tone. Not just guitar, but drums and bass as well. They just sounded so massive.

Yeah definitely the v30. I would choose the Mesa. Their version of the v30 is a little darker and smoother. Plus their cabs are built very very well. However you can't go wrong with any v30. Def not the genz benz.

Agreed 100%