Mark IV pics :D
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Aart
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i'm going to pick up mine wednesday, looking forward to it. 
dylan7620
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damnit damnit damnit! why does it have to look sooooo good atop that 1960..... i was happy with my nomad :lol:
jargapix
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about $2000 after taxes. :shock:
Go used!!
JA
Go used!!
JA
redmax61
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Ultra cool rig! Congratulations!!
Greenevil
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Nice!! You can beat a Boogie head into a Marshall cab....
wildealien
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the Mark IV is the only amp that i've really liked more than my Nomad. granted, i won't sell my Nomad for one, but someday, i'll have both.dylan7620 said:
I think I like the look of that one better with the switches and the little blue light and all, but I won't part with this one. Is the loop light red too? Mine is orange.
Try an older 1960 cab like a JCM800 or JCM900. I heard that the sound of the newer ones isn't as good after the 900s. The b cabinets also sound a little deeper. I have a few a cabs but I do own a b cab too. Also is that a flower on you cab? It doesn't appear in the last pic just the first one.
BTW I love the green tortex. I just won't play without them.
As much as you may be tempted to scoop the mids in search of that tone, don't. He is actually pretty heavy in the mids with only certain frequencies slightly lowered. I saw a pic of his Mark IIC+ and his Mark III. The eq section looked like avery slight inverted v barely raised 240 and 2200 but with the 750 dropped pretty far down. I couldn't see the knobs but that is what the eq slider looked like. Also, a lot of his recorded sound is mixed after mic'ing a cabinet. This and he has been known to like running things through a Marshall power stage for warmth. To try to nail his tone direct with the Mark IV may be difficult although you could get close. Just remember that your guitar, amp, cabinet, and your hands will all affect your tone.
Try an older 1960 cab like a JCM800 or JCM900. I heard that the sound of the newer ones isn't as good after the 900s. The b cabinets also sound a little deeper. I have a few a cabs but I do own a b cab too. Also is that a flower on you cab? It doesn't appear in the last pic just the first one.
BTW I love the green tortex. I just won't play without them.
As much as you may be tempted to scoop the mids in search of that tone, don't. He is actually pretty heavy in the mids with only certain frequencies slightly lowered. I saw a pic of his Mark IIC+ and his Mark III. The eq section looked like avery slight inverted v barely raised 240 and 2200 but with the 750 dropped pretty far down. I couldn't see the knobs but that is what the eq slider looked like. Also, a lot of his recorded sound is mixed after mic'ing a cabinet. This and he has been known to like running things through a Marshall power stage for warmth. To try to nail his tone direct with the Mark IV may be difficult although you could get close. Just remember that your guitar, amp, cabinet, and your hands will all affect your tone.
Scott,
Which do you prefer honestly....
your 2205 or your Mark IV?
I have a 2210 and a Mark IV. I have had my 2210 longer so I know it like the back of my hand and I love it. I am just more comfortable with it. I do like the sounds I have been getting out of my Mark IV though. Does it ever get better than the 2205/2210? I play mainly Gibsons (LPs, V's,SG, Explorer) but I do have an American Standard Strat (***) and a G&L ASAT Classic. I know the cleans get better than on the 2210, but does it do that 2205/2210 thrash metal? I have only been running it in triode class a tweed into a Marshall cab with greenbacks. I want to let it loose on my Marshall cab with v30's. I think my cab with the 65's sounds better for thrash though or even the 75's because the v30's are a little dark. The 65's are more mids and the 75's have that natural scoopiness. All I know is that I will never sell that 2210 nor my JMP 2204 no matter how good the Mark IV is.
Which do you prefer honestly....
your 2205 or your Mark IV?
I have a 2210 and a Mark IV. I have had my 2210 longer so I know it like the back of my hand and I love it. I am just more comfortable with it. I do like the sounds I have been getting out of my Mark IV though. Does it ever get better than the 2205/2210? I play mainly Gibsons (LPs, V's,SG, Explorer) but I do have an American Standard Strat (***) and a G&L ASAT Classic. I know the cleans get better than on the 2210, but does it do that 2205/2210 thrash metal? I have only been running it in triode class a tweed into a Marshall cab with greenbacks. I want to let it loose on my Marshall cab with v30's. I think my cab with the 65's sounds better for thrash though or even the 75's because the v30's are a little dark. The 65's are more mids and the 75's have that natural scoopiness. All I know is that I will never sell that 2210 nor my JMP 2204 no matter how good the Mark IV is.
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