Post Your Rig! Must Include a Mark V.
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discordance_axis
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Took me a while to build / setup but its finally done.
The board is a Pumaboard which I cannot recommend enough. Absolutely superb build quality. When you're holding it in your hands you can really feel the quality, even underneath the board is built with a tidy look and great standard. Also, Kevin at Pumaboards is one great bloke.
The board is a Pumaboard which I cannot recommend enough. Absolutely superb build quality. When you're holding it in your hands you can really feel the quality, even underneath the board is built with a tidy look and great standard. Also, Kevin at Pumaboards is one great bloke.
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I bought another Mark V!!! :shock:
I missed my old one since letting it go almost a year ago and have always wanted to pickup another one. At $1400 practically brand spanking new w/ original box and everything, I just couldn't pass it up! I think it'll go nicely with my LSS
And the other new addition
I missed my old one since letting it go almost a year ago and have always wanted to pickup another one. At $1400 practically brand spanking new w/ original box and everything, I just couldn't pass it up! I think it'll go nicely with my LSS
And the other new addition
screamingdaisy
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Nice rig.
I really dig that axe.
I really dig that axe.
ifailedshapes
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Tucker44 said:
There's so much to love in this photo:
- Love the Mark V combo.
- Love the Lone Star 4x10".
- Love that they're both Wine Taurus! One of my favorite colors!
- The proverbial cherry on top is the matching PRS DGT!
Just killer, man!
screamingdaisy
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Can you give any more detail on how the 4x10 pairs up with the Mk V? Also, what kind of music/tone are you going for?
mrodr008
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babow2
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Here's my gear (excluding effects), one photo with guitars, one without. Do I get bonus points for having a Mk V custom wood combo and separate headshell? Is that like a MkV+?
Thanks for the compliments.
"Can you give any more detail on how the 4x10 pairs up with the Mk V? Also, what kind of music/tone are you going for?"
I was concerned I wouldn't like the 4x10 with the MkV but i was wrong. I spend most of my time on clean or midgain settings although I really love high gain. After reading your post I decided to a/b the 4x10 with RK4x12. They both sound good. High gain sounds are better thru the 4x12 and the cleans and mid gains are better thru the 4x10 as I would expect. The 4x10 is very open and fills the air around you with it sound. When I gig I don't get to use much high gain so the 4x10 is a better match for me. Also, think of fender bassman and vibroking as far as 4x10 sounds go. It does sound good with high gain tho. I just had to turn the presence down to focus it more. The RK4x12 was very directional in the outdoor gigs I used it on. I haven't got to use the 4x10 yet. I think I'll like it better for what I do.
hope I didn't ramble to much.
"Can you give any more detail on how the 4x10 pairs up with the Mk V? Also, what kind of music/tone are you going for?"
I was concerned I wouldn't like the 4x10 with the MkV but i was wrong. I spend most of my time on clean or midgain settings although I really love high gain. After reading your post I decided to a/b the 4x10 with RK4x12. They both sound good. High gain sounds are better thru the 4x12 and the cleans and mid gains are better thru the 4x10 as I would expect. The 4x10 is very open and fills the air around you with it sound. When I gig I don't get to use much high gain so the 4x10 is a better match for me. Also, think of fender bassman and vibroking as far as 4x10 sounds go. It does sound good with high gain tho. I just had to turn the presence down to focus it more. The RK4x12 was very directional in the outdoor gigs I used it on. I haven't got to use the 4x10 yet. I think I'll like it better for what I do.
hope I didn't ramble to much.
screamingdaisy
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Nope. Not too much.
One of the drawbacks of a manufacturer specific forum is that most people use fairly similar gear.... so it's always nice to see and hear about something different.
One of the drawbacks of a manufacturer specific forum is that most people use fairly similar gear.... so it's always nice to see and hear about something different.
