Answering my own Question

[John T]

My question was how do you tell the difference between a Mark 4 compact 1x12 combo and a wide body model . On the Mark 4 thread page 31 someone posted pic's and says that the wide body has more switches on the front and because I now know that my 4 ,brought home yesterday, is a wide body those 2 switches are the "lead voicing" and the "graphic eq"
I've been thru , in the last 4 weeks , an Express 5:50 1x12 ,5:50 2x12 ,Lonestar classic head and Dr Z Route 66 . Finally I think I'm home with the Mark 4 combo, would rather a head but this combo is like new, I've spent most of the day reading the manual and picking up advice from forum members on the boogie board so I'm heading to my sound room [basement] and may never come upstairs again......

 

[Bobby Marshall]

My question was how do you tell the difference between a Mark 4 compact 1x12 combo and a wide body model . On the Mark 4 thread page 31 someone posted pic's and says that the wide body has more switches on the front and because I now know that my 4 ,brought home yesterday, is a wide body those 2 switches are the "lead voicing" and the "graphic eq"
I've been thru , in the last 4 weeks , an Express 5:50 1x12 ,5:50 2x12 ,Lonestar classic head and Dr Z Route 66 . Finally I think I'm home with the Mark 4 combo, would rather a head but this combo is like new, I've spent most of the day reading the manual and picking up advice from forum members on the boogie board so I'm heading to my sound room [basement] and may never come upstairs again......

GTS on this forum makes head cabs and does stellar work. You could load your Mark IV chassis into a head cab then still use the combo as a speaker cab. Heads are easier to carry than combos. I had a Mark IV short head, she was a healthy girl for sure but not as hard to move around as a F-100 combo my buddy had.