eudaimonia02912
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What would be the equivalent of the pulled deep on a Mark V?
eudaimonia02912 said:What would be the equivalent of the pulled deep on a Mark V?
ibanez77 said:Thanks alot man i'll give it a go tonight.
Mark VI mode, Pentode, 45 watts, variac Eq on.
mejoshee said:Mark VI mode, Pentode, 45 watts, variac Eq on.
you have a mark vi mode?!!! :shock:
SteveO said:LesMesa said:Has anyone been able to get a good classic rock tone out of the Ch 2. Edge setting? I’ve tried tweaking this mode a lot and like how the gain sounds between 11-1 o’clock but can’t seem to get a good balance out of the tone stack. With the treble too low it sounds like there’s a blanket over the amp; set too high and it’s fizzy. I’m playing with a Les Paul Traditional with ’57 Classic pickups. I'm looking for a good lower gain classic Marshall or Hi-Watt sound out of this mode. The Crunch mode is much easier to dial in but has more gain. Thanks.
Gain 12:00 (straight up)
Master 10:00
Presence 12:00
Treble 11:30
Mid 2:00
Bass 10:00
EQ off
45w mode
tube rectifier
I'm getting no fizz at all set up like this, plenty of high-end
Heritage Softail said:That MKVI mode is what makes it sound EPIC !!!! :lol: :lol:
^Thisgradyogle said:Anybody know a good Opeth tone? Or a technical death metal tone, similar to Martyr or Necrophagist?
lesterpaul said:might want to try this:
we had a few tests today-boy, its a bitch to play thru a Mk V,E Dyne, and C+ via a Boogie high gain amp switcher, but we survived!we thought we would take pics of our Mk 1 settings this time-played thru a Boogafunk Thiele with EV/Variac power, Groove Tube EL-34M power tubes, effects loop send level at !2:00 noon, these settings yielded a huge,THICK tone with gobs of gain and power-backing off the vol. knob gave more of a Marshall flavored classic hard rock tone, while dimin' it conjured up the "beast"-notable was diode vs. tube / at this volume, the differences between the two become apparent-obviously, use the preset for other channels with the sliders set in this fashion
(glad we didn't go to Jimmy's Lounge,after all!)
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