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For more gain, look at your plate load resistors. You could go up on the first stage a good amount and add a little gain. Personally, I don't like above 200k on the second stage. I can't see if it's stock, but changing your cathode bias resistors on the second stage will make a big difference...

ahh so your the one that got to it before I got to 50. lol How does your Fryette compare to it? I'm considering one of those since I can't find a 2150.

Did they really post that? I have been watching the live streams of the Ottawa protests from day 1. Over the last two days, I've watched the Canadian cops beat the shit out of people who were doing nothing more than singing O' Canada and trying to verbally reason with them. Not a single one was...

Looking around, I'm starting to think I'm probably going to have to build a few to fit my needs. I might as well grab some wood working tools and start building headshells too while I'm at it.

I need to get my room organized, and the one thing I really need is an amp shelf. I was curious what you guys are using and if you all have any recommendations.

I thought the Marshall sounded better by itself here. But I bet they sounded a lot different in the room.

The balance of clean and high gain tones this guy pulls out are amazing.

Any of you guys know some chicks that have Van Halen ticket stubs and maybe a picture of them at the show? I need some "authenticity letters".

1. I reached 50!

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"It comes with a full notarized letter of authenticity from the girlfriend he gave it to." lmao

They don't sound like any of those in my opinion. They sound kind of like a V30 with an aggressive high shelf somewhere around 1k, which is also why they don't sound like a V30. There's little to no upper-mids. That's why they can get lost by themselves. Just order the damn things already and...

I've been looking for someone to make a Mark V head shell. Mesa wants $415 for one.

Nah, nobody is butt hurt, but the Mark series are my favorite amps. The combination of the pre-gain tonestack and graphic eq have a learning curve that just take a bit of time to master. It took me a while to understand how to get straight to a sound I wanted, and I wouldn't expect anyone to...

Most mid-forward high-gain sound of any band I've ever heard.

I'm very familiar with both Rectos & Marks in band settings and recording. The only way I see a Mark getting lost is if you had the eq and volume on both amps in places they shouldn't be in a band mix. For instance, the Recto's bass and treble too high, and the Mark with too much 750 and 2200...

Sounds awesome!

Apparently, this video was so inspiring that someone thought they needed to go around craigslist and spread the gospel. Who does this?:ROFLMAO:

How much are they asking for it?

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