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My friend got some photos on his cell phone camera, so I'll have to get them from him first. I used the black plated screws that were originally used on my RI amp in the hardwood cab. These are 8-32, whereas my '76 used 10-24 (I think - they are definitely thicker though). What I did was the...

Well, I decided to take this on despite all the naysayers here, and guess what? The amp now resides securely inside the hardwood cabinet, with no drilling of either the cab or the chassis. I made adapter plates which were mounted through the original chassis holes, 100% reversible yet 100%...

Are you sure about this? When I measured, it seemed like the reissue amp mounting screws (which I plan to use), *just* miss the chassis flange of this original Mk I. So what I am planning to do, is to attach some steel extension from under the flange, and drill new holes in that. Seems to me it...

I have a '76 original Boogie Mk I which I want to mount in a newer Mesa hardwood cab, which used to house a Mk I reissue. However, the mounting holes on the newer reissues are closer together (wider chassis flanges) than on the old ones. I don't want to drill the beautiful hardwood cab for new...

In my '76 original Mk I, I currently have the following: V1 NOS Tesla E83CC (this is apparently a Telefunken copy) I forget what the reverb driver is, a 12AT7? If so, I think I have a Mullard in there, or it could be RCA. Same for the PI, I forget if that's a 12AT7 or 12AX7, but I think the...

Hey there Cussion! The clean headroom on channel 2 of the original is actually quite a lot! Depending on the cab, I'd say it does an excellent BF-style clean, much, much better than the RI. Even with just a single 1x12 it's quite loud.