Anyone running a Mesa Mark V 25 head?

[cobrahead1030]

Still loving the fat mode cleans from this amp.

 

[Speeddemon]

You're not wrong. The Mk V:25 is a super versatile amp, capable of many great sounds.
Got the amp back on Saturday, but haven't plugged it in yet. Curious how close it can get to the Recto and Blues sounds of the TOV. I know the cleans and Mark sounds are great.

If Mesa released it as a Mark V:50, 2*6L6 or EL34 (swappable ), 3 channels, where channel 1 is Clean, Fat and Tweed modes and Channel 2 is just the Crunch mode, CH3 remains the same (IIC+, IV and Xtreme), FX loop foot-switchable, 24" wide max, Boom , instant awesomeness.

I'm hoping for a similar offering from Engl, where it's a Savage/Invader KT77 mix in a medium sized head, sub 65W, but not holding my breath.

 

[inyarak74]

Still loving the fat mode cleans from this amp.

Very nice!

 

[LPMojoGL]

If Mesa released it as a Mark V:50, 2*6L6 or EL34 (swappable ), 3 channels, where channel 1 is Clean, Fat and Tweed modes and Channel 2 is just the Crunch mode, CH3 remains the same (IIC+, IV and Xtreme), FX loop foot-switchable, 24" wide max, Boom , instant awesomeness.

I'm hoping for a similar offering from Engl, where it's a Savage/Invader KT77 mix in a medium sized head, sub 65W, but not holding my breath.

A Mark V:50 3-channel, with Crunch split out to it's own channel, would be perfect. I would add some options to the crunch channel to tweak the feel and voicing. Possibilities are endless.