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No. Ship to his house with signature. He can have it held at UPS or FedEx if he wants. Don't assume malicious motives, but always protect yourself against them.

Thanks for the video and review! So we're continuing the trend of (outside of squeal guy) the only people complaining about it being people that haven't played it.

I'd be interested in a JP-IV, but I feel like they would hardwire options I wouldn't want hardwired like the JP-2C.

It's always hard to tell from videos, but reminds me of a KSR Juno.

Yea, I mean within reason. If you're setting out to make money by flipping gear and actually doing it then you should be paying tax.

If they're forcing me to act like a business then I'm going to act like a business.

Just total. You won't pay tax on the ones you made a profit on if your total is a loss. I would personally do it line by line anyway, but you don't have to if you know all your total revenue and expense.

Did you input your cost into Reverb? Hopefully they will essentially handle it for you by submitting only earnings. They also have an Excel file you can download that has everything line by line, including fees and shipping expenses if you used their shipping. You might need to do it by month...

Love my VH4.

How loud can it go with Gains and Treble on 8 and the Lead Pull Bright pushed in?

I would say that's less than ideal, but not totally out of the ordinary. I play death metal. I'm usually in the 7-8 range on gains and treble on the IV. If I gun one of the gains to 10 I lower the other to compensate. Like Gain on 6 Drive on 10 or Gain 10 Drive 6, etc. and the combo of...

No, it was the comment before saying it couldn't do high gain followed immediately by your high gain video lol.

^^ I love that these two posts are back to back :ROFLMAO:

I've definitely had squealing like that with multiple Marks. There's settings that don't work beyond a certain volume level, especially if you're that close to the amp and/or running high output pickups.

Yep agreed. Extreme mode is meant to mimic the IV with Presence pushed and the IV mode is presence pulled. The VII is way closer to the IV though. The Mark V really is a good amp though when you consider all the things it's trying to do and that it's 15+ years old at this point. Between the...

Extreme mode on the V is pretty crushing. You can't scoop it as much as a IV, but the low end is tighter and has a thump to it.

Mark IV. The V is much harder to dial in and needs some volume. The clean tone is awesome though.

I thing I've seen a tiktok about these things. They're from the 1900's right?

My IV is the only thing keeping me from buying this and trying it out. I lean more towards the IV's 90's/00's sound than the 80's IIC+ tone.

How did anyone buy an amp before YouTube?