Mesa Boogie Mark V

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Mesa Boogie Mark V

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Another bad financial decision. Too many options. I will try to come up with some kind of clip for you guys because I love you all.
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Jesus Christ, how many controls does an amp need? I get lost on my Ampeg GVT sometimes, and that's basically just treble, mid and bass.
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Great amp, could never justify these but always really wanted one.
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ekwatts wrote:Jesus Christ, how many controls does an amp need? I get lost on my Ampeg GVT sometimes, and that's basically just treble, mid and bass.
Haha, you haven't even seen the back either. It's dumb as fuck.
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looks like the nomad control config bruh, i thought u were part of the hate crew with me?
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Mark series amps sounds awesome. The clean channel is really nice!
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Post by Concretebadger »

I tried a Mark IV in a shop once and really liked it. Multiple channel amps usually end up being a bit of a trade-off, but the cleans and the overdrive of that both sounded usable. I'm guessing the Mark V is merely an updated version of that.

They really are nice amps though - sound great, well-made and all that. It's just the sheer number of controls seems a bit excessive. For all the lack of live gigs and financial worries I've had lately, I still can't bring myself to part with my F50 - it has the trademark Boogie 'Fender amp on steroids' look and tone, but I didn't need to max out my credit card and wrestle with a zillion control knobs to get the sound I want out of it.
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George wrote:looks like the nomad control config bruh, i thought u were part of the hate crew with me?
Absolutely, that nomad sucked so fucking bad i couldn't believe it. This thing actually has potential. I talked myself into it cause it was a friends and he was about to go to GC or a pawn shop with it. I got a super deal and kept it out of those scummy joints.
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Here is a cheeseball high gain clip.
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/175 ... est001.mp3


SIGNAL CHAIN
Shitty V with SD Distortion
Mesa Mark V 'Extreme' Channel
Mesa Standard 4x12
Audix i5


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Toontrack Metal Machine default drum shit
Peavey passive 5-string bass (old strings > some eq dips > CLA76 just cause)
No processing on guitar channels
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Post by Brandon W »

It's overkill.. agreed.. but i fucking love these! I'm a mesa guy so this is great for me and they make a small one now also
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