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Nice amp! Love the long heads ? It could be a 100/60W or a Simul-class amp. There’s no way to tell without opening it up and look at the output transformer and the chassis code written on the side of the chassis. Some long chassis simul amps had a Simul-class sticker on the back or over the...

The volume settings make sense for live use. Although, if you only have a few clean passages (as I suspect) I would rather just lower the neck pickup volume and switch to that for the clean parts. To me it actually sounds pretty decent with EMG 81 on C++. Instead of sacrificing the distorted...

It’s because it’s not his own opinion. It’s the opinion of Mark Lewis and I guess he must have the same opinion as the cool producer guy. I’ve seen Mark Lewis talk about the IIC+ in different forums and VESmedic’s words is basically copy and paste. I actually thought VES was Mark Lewis when I...

It’s also tagged #espexp. He probably uses the same tags for every post. On his sale post on Facebook he clearly states it’s an EXP. So he’s not trying to fool anyone it’s an MX.

It’s not an MX-250. It’s an EXP, which is the production model with bolt on neck and rosewood fingerboard. The MX has set neck and ebony fingerboard. Cool guitar nonetheless!

Amp sold locally.

I’m selling a 1986 Mark III No stripe Coliseum. It’s a KG - no reverb, 180W version. Currently wired for 220V, but Coliseums can be wired for either 220 or 110V. Serviced by an Italian tech before I got it in 2020. No issues. Amp is located in Sweden €3250/$3500 + shipping Hit me up if...

I love MX’s! And IIC+’s ???

Here’s some additional stuff about the Coliseum amp featured in the book.

He also had a IIC++ according to this old post on the Boogie board. https://boogieforum.com/threads/double-nad-night-ranger-iic-iic.53614/#post-382473

Ooh that’s a lot of magazines to go through. I appreciate it man ??

Have you found that article yet? I love the Mark IV and I’ve really been trying to find some evidence that Hetfield used it to a greater extent. All I’ve found (so far) is that he used it on the demos for TBA. I’ve never seen it on any pics of his live rig. I’ve never seen any interview where...

How could you see the amps? The amps were hidden under the stage on TBA tour.

That doesn’t make any sense though. This backstage video is from Holland, December 1992. Around the 17.20 mark you can clearly see the IIC+ head. Sounds unlikely that he started the tour with the IIC+ head, switched to the Mark IV early in 1992, switched back the IIC+ later the same year and...

James Damaged Justice tour rig: James’s TBA tour rig:

Ehm, Mark IV didn’t even exist on the Justice tour.

I’ve never seen James’s rig with a Mark IV. All the rig pics from TBA tour I’ve seen has the IIC+. Please post if you have!

Only Kirk used a Mark IV live. James used IIC+ throughout TBA tour.

That article sounds more like guesses than facts. I don’t know a lot about Marshall’s, but Bob’s “Asshole” Jose Marshall is not a JCM 800. I believe it’s a 70s Super Lead?

If you keep your eyes open you can still find reasonable priced ones. I paid $4500 for this DRGX last year.