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The highest I dialed the bass to was 3 (9 o'clock), and did do the eq boost for the bass. The manual pointed out that the bass will start to get "flubby" on the high gain channels past 2.5 (~8 o'clock). So your advice appears to be still relevant for the Mark V. I did end up going with the roadster in the end though. I still have the great tones of the Mark V in grained in my brain though, but yes I was looking for the chugga chugga, not the creamier sound.

[QUOTE="iceman, post: 257084, member: 13046"] The highest I dialed the bass to was 3 (9 o'clock), and did do the eq boost for the bass. The manual pointed out that the bass will start to get "flubby" on the high gain channels past 2.5 (~8 o'clock). So your advice appears to be still relevant for the Mark V. I did end up going with the roadster in the end though. I still have the great tones of the Mark V in grained in my brain though, but yes I was looking for the chugga chugga, not the creamier sound. [/QUOTE]

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