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That's what I'd thought, but the Recording Out on its own just sounds thin and harsh and with impulses sounds just as weak as the Slave Out. I don't know what I'm doing wrong here, but it just sounds BAD.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the Recording Out have cab emulation already? I'd like to use my own impulses.

Hellooooo denizens of the internet! I've been trying to record my Mark IV head using the Slave Out and God's Cab impulses, but my sound is just terribly weak and thin, nothing like when I record with an SM57. I have a sneaking suspicion that the cable is the problem (I'm just using a standard...

That looks beautiful! Only thing is, I feel it's on the expensive side, even as far as Boogies go (Mark V combo is around $2250, from what I've seen the King Snake will retail at $2500). Still, fabulous work as usual by the guys at Mesa/Boogie!

Depends what specific amp it is. If you have a Rectifier, then yes, Lecto. If it's a Mark series (I see a IIC+ in your sig), the only one I know is the Mark III sim in Amplitube, which gets a lot of mixed reviews.

I've got a new tune up on SoundCloud, check it out if you get a chance! https://soundcloud.com/thenocturnaldawn/crystal-lake

^Thanks! Obviously I don't know how you'd take to it, but my Mark IV has killed all amp GAS for what it's worth. I had the presence really high on this song, and my mic is kinda bright to begin with, so it sounds a bit fizzy, but I've redialed it and it sounds quite a bit better. I may have to...

I was recording the guitar parts for a new song today, and I wanted to get some feedback on the guitar tones from you more experience Mesa-heads :D Any feedback is greatly appreciated! https://soundcloud.com/thenocturnaldawn/mark-iv-quick-tone-test

Thank you, really appreciate it! I'm actually tracking guitars for another song today. :D

The pickups are stock, but I'm probably going to swap a Dimarzio Crunch Lab and Air Norton S for the bridge and neck in the next few months. I was only using the bridge pickup on this song though. Really glad you liked it, would appreciate support on Facebook or Soundcloud if you get a chance...

I recorded the bass with a Squier and Sansamp, the drums were done with a program called Rhythm Rascal. Glad you enjoyed the song, I appreciate any support! :wink:

Hey all, I finally got around to doing a brief runthrough of the channels on my Mark IV A combo, and I thought I'd post it here for some feedback. I'm using a Fender HSS Strat straight in, with a Sennheiser e835. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtNT971lJMM Please let me know what you think!

Thanks, it's really nice to receive positive feedback! Shameless plug here :oops: but I created a Facebook page for my music stuff. If you enjoyed the song, please check it out because I am working on more songs! :mrgreen: Would really appreciate any support. Thanks!

Thanks! I'm glad you like it.

Hey everyone, I've been knocking around on my Mark IV for two or three months, and I figured the time was ripe to record something! I've been working on this idea for about two months, and I finally recorded it last month and got it up! I'd appreciate any constructive feedback. If you like it...

Too much gain - when I play lead sections with the pedal on, I have to switch to the neck pickup to make it sound reasonably articulate. On the bridge, it just turns into a mess.

Hey all, So I recently picked up a Joyo Vintage Overdrive (tubescreamer clone) as a lead boost for my Mark IV A combo. Trying to get a little bit of a gain boost to make legato and tapping lines easier. However, when I set the knobs on the lead channel for a good rhythm sound (gain at 7, drive...

Hey everyone, I'm sorry if this has been posted before, but I couldn't find a similar thread anywhere. Also, first post! :D So, as of two months ago I am the proud owner of a Mark IV A combo! When I bought it, it was (and still is) running Groove Tubes E34Ls in the outer sockets and Mesa 6L6s...