Vilhelm J.S Bachstein
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Hi, could someone tell me the retail price of a Mark IV in Canada?
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mrichman
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Vilhelm J.S Bachstein said:
You can't buy them anymore, unless someone has one in stock (highly unlikely).
I just got the last Mark IV widebody combo from the MB factory shipped yesterday...paid about US$2000.
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The local L&M had a new medium head come in recently, priced at approx. C$2,100... it didn't stay on the floor very long, needless to say. :shock:Vilhelm J.S Bachstein said:
mrichman
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trem said:
I quote Mesa Boogie, "no."
mrichman
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chris_EIT said:
You can still find info here: http://mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of%20_Production/Mark_IV/mark_iv.html
Turumbar82
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They are listed in the Discontinued area. Something is going to happen soon. I can't see them completely discontinuing the Mark IV and Mark I forever. So something cool is going to happen soon...I hope. I was really thinking about getting a Mark IV.
Turumbar82
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So I faxed Mesa yesterday about the Marks and this is what they wrote back
"Yes, the Mark IV has been officially discontinued. Within the last year we have also discontinued the Mark I Reissue and Bass 400+. These were all amps that were 15+ years old and were essentially discontinued to make room for newer products like the Titan V12, M6 Carbine, Roadster and Express series amps.
Thanks for your continued interest in MESA!"
It's still funny that there is still a Mark Section on the site.
To me the Roadster is nice continuation of the recto line but not a replacement for the entire Mark Series. But then again they do that the Triaxis which is essentially every Mark in one box.
I still think there is something up!
"Yes, the Mark IV has been officially discontinued. Within the last year we have also discontinued the Mark I Reissue and Bass 400+. These were all amps that were 15+ years old and were essentially discontinued to make room for newer products like the Titan V12, M6 Carbine, Roadster and Express series amps.
Thanks for your continued interest in MESA!"
It's still funny that there is still a Mark Section on the site.
To me the Roadster is nice continuation of the recto line but not a replacement for the entire Mark Series. But then again they do that the Triaxis which is essentially every Mark in one box.
I still think there is something up!
mrichman
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fpoon said:
Hey you've got almost the same setup as me....got any sound/video clips?
The Mark IVA manual is permanently available at:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=c92e93a981b65b407069484bded33bcd0be4f3ea7be74b37
(if you wanna download it page by page)... or
http://www.mediafire.com/?ohzjnmojmo2
(if you wanna download the whole thing in zip format).
The credit goes to Thindave, whom I got this from. He doesn't post much anymore though.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=c92e93a981b65b407069484bded33bcd0be4f3ea7be74b37
(if you wanna download it page by page)... or
http://www.mediafire.com/?ohzjnmojmo2
(if you wanna download the whole thing in zip format).
The credit goes to Thindave, whom I got this from. He doesn't post much anymore though.
Hi,
I would like to ask how big is tonal diference between mark IV A nad B versions? (I don't have the chance to try some)..
and can anybody tell me the diferences in their circuits? I have schematics with date '92, I thinks it's A version. or do somebody have schematics for B version?
thanks
(and sorry for the mistakes, if there's any. my english is fuckin poor, lika my guitar skills :lol: )
I would like to ask how big is tonal diference between mark IV A nad B versions? (I don't have the chance to try some)..
and can anybody tell me the diferences in their circuits? I have schematics with date '92, I thinks it's A version. or do somebody have schematics for B version?
thanks
bpm91
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trem said:
The guy I bought my IV from had an original manual. Needless to say, I have it now.
Browse through this exact thread. Most say the difference is negligible. Don't look at the version. Just get one at a best possible price.4Eyes said:Hi,
I would like to ask how big is tonal diference between mark IV A nad B versions? (I don't have the chance to try some)..
and can anybody tell me the diferences in their circuits? I have schematics with date '92, I thinks it's A version. or do somebody have schematics for B version?
thanks(and sorry for the mistakes, if there's any. my english is f%&# poor, lika my guitar skills :lol: )
Who says I don't post much anymore??? :wink:
Here's a new question - has anyone come up with a smaller footswitch controller for the IV? I'm building a new pedalboard and would love to have something with just 3 or 4 switches on it to switch channels and maybe add EQ...
I'm open to doing it with midi as well since i have a cfx-4, but I've been having a difficult time finding a small midi foot controller
Here's a new question - has anyone come up with a smaller footswitch controller for the IV? I'm building a new pedalboard and would love to have something with just 3 or 4 switches on it to switch channels and maybe add EQ...
I'm open to doing it with midi as well since i have a cfx-4, but I've been having a difficult time finding a small midi foot controller
:wink:trem said:
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