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I wonder where the "400 Watt" Pro-Lines are in the mix? :) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300539265823&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT bob

Marshall from EV tech told me the Pro-Line and Series II were identical. markwaynes post looks accurate. I'm going to call again and ask for an old timer. (Marshall is 30) :) bob

Maybe he was lied to? :) bob

Thanks, Wayne A tech at EV said the wattage difference was only in the way they test them! He did say the original 15L is slightly different from the series II and the Pro-Line is identical to the series II. Thanks for the reply. bob

Is this the wrong place to ask? I found a lot of EV info here while searching and hoped to solve my dilemma! And. yes I am a Mesa owner (Studio Pre)! thx bob

I forgot to add that the guy that bought them was putting them is an empty Mesa bass cabinet. His belief was that these were the exact speakers that came with the cabinet. Could that be true or would it have been an original 400 watt version, the EVM-15L (non series II)? thx bob

Hi Guys, I just sold 2 EVM-15L's (Series II) with some old PA speakers I had. I'm really regretting it after trying them through a steel guitar amp and gong back to the factory Black Widow speakers. I know you guys know a lot about EV speakers and need some guidance finding one again. How is...

Thanks What did the Tung-Sols replace and was it a big difference in tone? I actually like a "fat" clean sound, not OD or distortion and am getting that with the Volume on 7. thx bob

Hi Guys Got a real nice studio pre and need some tube advice for the clean channel. It came with Mesa tubes, V1 had a rubber band around it? I play pedal steel and my Franklin guitar has old Bill Lawrence 705 pickups which are very hot and bright. I'd like to smooth the top/ upper mids out a...

Thanks, I guess some do and some don't! Mesa says they all do !! bob

Hi Guys I'm looking at buying a studio pre and have heard over the years from guys on the steel guitar forum that a good portion of the preamps have an inherrent hum in the reverb circuit. Our resident amp guru/designer/builder, Brad Sarno felt that a bad reverb tube could not be the culprit...