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This makes sense. There is definitely a frequency there that is pretty much gone when its disabled. I've been using with the loop off for a while.

On a side note, underappreciated mode, i think its awesome. You can get great old school rhythm tones out of it.

Can you give a picture of your settings for channel 3. Should help on getting you to where you need to go. More saturation you are looking more toward the Mark IV mode than the Extreme, IMO.

I've done a fair amount of studio recording and this is the case. Recording amps you always turn your gain down as compared to live.

Extreme is less saturated then the other two channels and works really well with the volume knob like previously stated. You can basically roll off your volume and you have a nice clean. I do the typical EQ V with mine (low slider all the way up, next one at the mid line, middle a little above...

So I just did some testing, with the loop on there is definitely something different in the mids. I know its a generic description but i notice more growl with the loop out. I may be able to EQ that extra mid bump out. The downside is that without the loop its really tough to adjust volumes...

I do find turning the loop off can help you get channel volume the way you like. My clean channel is always slightly quiet where i run my master where i have to turn the channel volume up so much that i get slight breakup that I don't want. With loop off I can get my clean channel at the...

I'm able to get over to V1 but you better believe i moved that long shield over to an easy to get to preamp tube.

Also important to note that if you change a mode on a channel you will have to tweak your settings a bit. They aren't like incremental gain modes they are different sounds which is great. Its not marketing it really is 9 amps in one. The only big overlap between modes is bold/clean. Tweed on...

Yeah i was gonna say that also.

If you have had the amp less than 6 months they will send you a replacement tube.

I've been really happy with my mark v. Haven't had issues playing it at lower volume. If you want a swiss army knife of tone you can't really beat it. You can get some pushed mid out of crunch on channel 2, or nice scoopage in Mark IV mode on channel 3. Also, it is important to note that you...

I thought the 10 watt mode used the tube rectifier I checked the manual and it didn't really say.

Want to trade my JVM 210h for a boogie. Really looking for a rectifier/electradyne/royal atlantic. Don't hesitate to throw me an offer.

Sounds awesome man!

I agree its less saturation. You gotta have a tight guitar game to play on extreme.

I second steve-o's post.

The only reason I corrected you is if you have a shorter heard than the mark V you can get the Thiele cab http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Guitar%20Cabinets/COMPACTcabs/Thiele-1x12-LG.htm Its just too short for the Mark V. I am pleasently surprised with the MC90. OVerall I prefer the...

That's it. Its technically not the Thiele model. But yes that closed back front ported cab with the MC90. I got it Monday so i only have about 8 hours of high volume on it. But so far I really like it. Not nearly as directional as i thought it was going to be and the bass response is great...

Decided to go ahead and order a mesa 1x12 widebody closed back. Will update after trying out with my Mark V.