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Firstly hi to everyone as a newbie on this forum.I'm a long time Mark IV user but i've had this Mark III that i've used for recording and at home, it's a 60w therefore has no simul-class switch. as you should be able to see in the pic my amp has two unlabeled jack sockets where this would normally go, any idea what these are for? The three other footswitch jacks are in the normal places.The Serial no is ST0204 and near the power cord the initials RBT are written – no stripe at all, any info on this amp greatfully recieved. I'm in the UK but i think this amp has come from elsewhere in europe because of the mains plug it has. I can't make any sense of the serial no. from the websites out there
Firstly hi to everyone as a newbie on this forum.
I'm a long time Mark IV user but i've had this Mark III that i've used for recording and at home, it's a 60w therefore has no simul-class switch. as you should be able to see in the pic my amp has two unlabeled jack sockets where this would normally go, any idea what these are for? The three other footswitch jacks are in the normal places.
The Serial no is ST0204 and near the power cord the initials RBT are written – no stripe at all, any info on this amp greatfully recieved. I'm in the UK but i think this amp has come from elsewhere in europe because of the mains plug it has. I can't make any sense of the serial no. from the websites out there
