Who makes Mesa Mark head shells these days? (now with end result pics)

[VonBonfire]

Wound up going with @Metalone72 and he did a sick job! Highly recommended to others.
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The reverb pan is a bit tight and I'm starting to think it's after market given the spacing, but since I'll likely never use it I'm debating just taking it out entirely so I don't have to worry to much about overheating with all the cramped components.

That looks great, wish I had an amp like that. But reverb sucks anyways, throw it out!

I removed all the reverb tanks from my Twins. No mix and dwell control means it's either drenched or non-existent so it's useless vs the actual Fender tank, which is too much of a headache to drag from gig to gig. Saves me a couple pounds on an already heavy amp plus it's more convenient to put cables and pedals back there during transport.

 

[ners]

That looks great, wish I had an amp like that. But reverb sucks anyways, throw it out!

I removed all the reverb tanks from my Twins. No mix and dwell control means it's either drenched or non-existent so it's useless vs the actual Fender tank, which is too much of a headache to drag from gig to gig. Saves me a couple pounds on an already heavy amp plus it's more convenient to put cables and pedals back there during transport.

Yeah I've got a rack unit spring reverb that's in my amp switcher's loop, so I never use any of the onboarding effects in my amps.

Gonna go buy a Boogie badge now to install on this headshell.