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I own both a MCII el34 and a MCII Kt75 with kt88’s. The difference is enough for me to justify owning both. The KT75 model is a little more scooped in the mids but brighter and tighter in sound and feel and response with a little more perceived low end. Sounds more aggressive as well. The MC II...

It does sound great. I think this is going to be a hit with Glens line. Basically I believe it’s his 68 Brownout with a master volume, 85 watts and an effects loop.

mark me down for interested.

Cool vid thanks for posting. I usually always run my contour maxed. But you get different cool options moving it in different spots. As you’ve shown.

Good choice for the set list. Riff Raff is my main trying out amps riff. If the amp doesn’t sound good playing that riff then it’s not the amp for me. 😂 Just add greenbacks and that is the sound on the rhythm channel. Of course it’s no plexi but damn close and fun.

Agreed the lack of compression is the one thing that keeps me coming back to the MC design. Lower the bass, crank the mids, keep the gain at a respectable level and your in AC/DC territory on the rhythm channel with the black cat mod engaged.

I dig the black cat feature also. With it on and boost on rhythm it can get up to W800 style. Gives the MC more versitility.

Rick can do a shift mod on the treble control which to my ears adds saturation and Kerrang to my ears. Basically updating the MCII to 2023 specks. He did that for my old 2016 MC 1. The W800 did have less gain. I did not miss it personally but I can understand some players needing it depending...

Cool. Yeah I should really give the MTL another crack. I usually have my mids on the MC II up around 6 or 7 so I’d probably start there anyway’s. Sold the W800 to VHTStark on the forum. I miss it though. It was a fun amp for sure.

Interesting. The mid voicing is what makes me stick with the MC’s and shy away from MTL. Though after your video and explanation I’m rethinking my stance on the matter. The sat feature is a very cool feature but I don’t miss it on the MCII.

Sounds great. The mids seemed higher than I remember the MTL having. Are you still holding on to the MCII?

Hey man long time. Stocked your digging the MC1. True there’s a lot more of modern voicing with the MC series. There is definitely that Fryette vibe. I also agree the w800 is more firmly vintage. If dump the bass on the MC’s like considerably to 7 or 8 o’clock, crank the mids through a...

I would say it can get modern on channel 2 with the boost engaged, higher bass, and contour low but can nail classic rock / 80’s as well with setting the dials differently. It is a pretty versatile amp with its tonal signature being a mix of Hiwatt and Marshall to my ears. The Bass on the MC...

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I hear ya there’s something in the mids to the MCII.

2nd round. I think I settled on the MCII design. Scored a “I have no idea what year MCII el34”. Sitting on top of my 2019 MCII KT75.

Band feels naked without Greg Hetson. Brian jumping around in his place doesn't cut it.

Im assuming he’s busy setting up still in the new location so it may may be a while before he lets us know where he went. Saying that I’m in the market for a PS100 so this really sucks lol.

Agreed Princess of the dawn is another great track. Such a simple but potent opening riff. Yeah the 80’s Italian horror movies had a ton of great classic metal in their soundtracks. Still remember Dario Argento’s Creepers using Maidens flash of the blade during the slasher chance scene.