It's an excellent amp, but remember to turn it up!
And read the manual lots!
Much the same as Herb, I fall in and out of love with mine....
then I turn it on and up and it screams "don't be a knob, I'm a keeper"!!!
It'll take a while for you to get used to it from a tweaking angle, but it'll reward you in the end!!!
I'm a pedal addict....
I sold my HT-5 (combo) too, for the same reason. I got a H&K Edition Blue 60R for using at home/practice/backup and I'm very pleased with it...cheap & cheerful and sounds amazingly good for a little solid state.Originally Posted by Si.
.. Only had 1 Mesa before, an F-30 but didn't like that.. but I hear so many good things about the Mark IV that I thought I'd go for it..
Plus I need a combo anyway..
I also had an F-30 (briefly) and hated it. I couldn't believe such an expensive amp could sound so awful. I'll be interested in what you think of the Mark IV...
Picking it up at the weekend so will post after that..
How much did you get it for?
Paying £900 inc a Flightcase.
Bargain!
I paid £2250 for mine... plus £360 for the headshell and matching 1x12 conversion
I even laminated my shop "for sale" sign (the one that was attached to it when I bought it. If anyone ever asks to borrow my amp at a gig I shwo them my laminated sign!
I've said it many times before... I'd have been much better off buying used (Although the 5 year warranty is handy) or buying something like a Diezel VH4, or Egnater MOD50.
Si,
If it comes with the Boogie Castors and you don't want 'em, give me first offer!!
I'm a pedal addict....
No casters on the Amp sorry, just the ones on the flight case..
Bump..
still want to shift this. open to offers or trades.
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