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Tone is great as is your playing - the IV just pure rocks IMO i did a similar video of this song but didn't use recording out - i may have to try it someday

i have a dc5 and a mark iv the cleans are almost as good on the dc but the lead channel needs a bit of a boost to get it into mark iv territory. I fine the dc lead channel a bit more modern sounding than the iv (with the boost and some para eq) and i also think its a little looser and less mid...

Im still changing lead channel settings daily on the amp but I think for that clip it was something like Tweed power Pentode Class A Harmonics Lead Gain - 8 Lead treble - 7 Lead Bass - 1 Lead Mid - 5 Lead drive 7 Lead Presence - 5 EQ pretty much a V It has got mesa 6L6 STR430 tubes- any...

Hey I recently got a Mark IV. Its awesome I did a quick vid of it here earlier http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHNyqW5R6Js Its a cover of 'The Baying of the Hounds' by Opeth. I only learnt it yesterday so there are a few flubs but it has lots of different parts that show each of the sounds...

thanks man the guitar is a gibson explorer pro - they made them for a while around 2004 i think and yeah i am wearing a hat !

Did a quick cover of the rhythm guitar for Ghost of Perdition by Opeth on the DC5. Despite being recorded on a crappy room mic the DC sounded great. Such a cool amp! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp6a3k1sUNs cheers

AT LAST ! After a few hours of trying different things I found the main culprit to be a bad power supply to my noise suppressor pedal . Swapped it out for another and the loud hum went away. I think i need a decent power supply for my 3-4 pedals - any recommendations? During the process of...

I'm not sure if there is anyone around here i can take it too - i will have to do some searching are the filter caps an easy job? thanks

i wish i lived down the road from mesa at times like these!! monsta-tone - the amp is moved around every few weeks but nothing major and i take care of it - ive never dropped it and there are no loose pots either -i have tried different cables but yet to try another guitar.... ive made a tone...

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Hi Do you have any pictures? Thanks

We got together this weekend for another jam Here are some versions of the Opeth tracks we did - again pretty much the first time we played them through so they aint 100%! April Ethereal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWEsormQ56I Deliverance Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpDbWtc674A...

cheers dude i tried swapping out each preamp tube in turn with a new tube - this made no difference to the hum. Then i pulled each power tube in turn to check if one of those was causing the problem and the hum was same..... not sure where to go next!

My Dc5 combo has recently developed a bad hum on the lead channel. Its very noticeable at even quiet volumes and gets louder as the volume increases. Its present on the rhythm channel too but not as bad. Ive not changed anything in my set up recently so its a bit strange. I have a noise...

Opeth are awesome - ive recently got into them over the last few months. I have been jamming them with some buddies recently. Here is our version of Heir Apparent off Watershed (recorded with a room mic only) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwYIf9fLqI8&feature=channel It ain't note perfect...

i have just picked up a radial loopbone effects loop controller the 'slingshot' feature allows the pedal to connect to the footswitch input on the DC-5 to enable amp channel change simultaneously when a pedal effect loop is engaged in the signal path. this avoids the need to 'tap dance' on...

i tend to change the settings around depending on what speaker cab im using as well as the room im in. generally though its something like this on the lead channel Gain 7.5 Treble 7.5 Mid 8 Bass 3-4 (probably lower the better again depending on the cab) Presence 6-7 Reverb 0 Master 1.5 - 2...

Im using a gibson explorer pro with emg 81/51 with the mesa My buddy is using an esp eclipse with emg 81/85 into an xt pro

i think i would tend to agree with you. the thiele (with the evm12l 300w) on its own sounds quite 'boxy' and 'hi fi' in comparison to the open back cab as you would expect. Its also quite a focused cab in that it sounds very loud directly in front and not so loud to the side for the same amp...

Thanks for the advice dude The parallel out to the thiele works well. I prefer the sound without the combo for some reason. The combination of the recto cab and the thiele make for a thunderous bottom end!