New Mark V 35

[Justblues]

Recently picked up a Mark V 35 head...I love this amp! I’ve been using single channel amp (mostly Dr Z) which I still have and enjoy. I just thought I would try out a Mesa and have used it for 2 gigs so far. I have a Mesa C90 in an Egnator cabinet- sounds good. Anyway, I’ve been reading through posts on this forum for tips and appreciate everyone’s advice.

 

[riggles]

Enjoy~

 

[doublescale1]

Welcome to the MV:35 club - easy gigging amp.

 

[Markageddon]

Can't go wrong. Absolutely killer amp. Congrats!

 

[zolimer]

Congrats on the new 35! Here's to many years of joy!( me taking a shot of Glenlivet 12 year scotch) :shock:

 

[zolimer]

Congrats on the new 35! Here's to many years of joy!( me taking a shot of Glenlivet 12 year Single malt scotch) :shock:

 

[vapul]

Congrats on the new v 35. As I posted in another thread, I just picked one up as well. How are you finding the fan / general noise for low volume practice in a quiet room? Haven't owned a mesa or any tube amp for many years (had a mark iii head when I was gigging) - while not loud per say, I find the mark v 35 head's operating noise audible enough at lower volumes. I don't know how much it bothers me yet. I've just played around with it for a few hours after getting it set up yesterday.

 

[Justblues]

Thanks all! I'm still experimenting with different settings, but I'm really enjoying the amp.

Re. Fan noise. The fan noise doesn't bother me, but since my other main amp (Dr z zlux) has a fan, I guess I'm somewhat used to it. I would imagine if you're trying to record at lower volumes and using a Mic -that could be a problem.