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Blue stripe (short) head. S/N: 2398X.

Yes, I can only agree with you. I have 2 Studio Preamps and 1 Quad preamp. The Studio Pre is my favourite. The clean sound, with a bit of stereo chorus (I use a Yamaha UD-stomp) into a 20/20 or a 295 poweramp is one of the best ever in my opinion. With regards to the lead tone, I like the Mid...

Hi there. Use the search option and you shall find... Here are a few nice clips a fellow forum member (mrmot) made with his Studio 22: http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?t=8079&highlight=studio http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?t=8030&highlight=studio I love the sound of the...

Mark III (short) head dimensions: width: 43.5cm (17 2/16") inner dimension height: 17,2cm (6 13/16") inner dimension depth: 26cm (10 4/16") outer dimension Board thickness is approx. 2cm (3/4"). All the above are estimates. HTH --Humphrey

Hi Tony, The "striping" on MK3s should be visible near (above) the area where the powercable is attached to your amp. More info on this site. http://homepage.mac.com/mesaboogie/dot.html http://homepage.mac.com/mesaboogie/welcome.html Cheers, -Humphrey

Hey Alex, How did the Bubinga hardwood cab project go? Any pictures you want to share? Thanks -Humphrey

Carvin sells a sturdy looking amp stand: http://www.carvin.com/products/single.php?ItemNumber=MA12

Hi Rock-on! Nice cabs you make! What kind of joints and wood do you use? Did you use dovetail joints on the Marshall 18-watt cab? I am thinking of building a replacement cab out of hardwood for the Studio 22+ I recently acquired. We have some great looking hardwood locally. Cheers, Humphrey

:lol: Guitar -> Studio Pre (mono out) -> (mono in) -> Intellifex (stereo out) -> 20/20 poweramp -> speaker cabs.

Hi Dutchman, I am a big fan of the Rocktron Intellifex. I have used it for a long time with my Studio Preamp and 20/20 poweramp in a stereo configuration. Guitar -> Studio Pre (mono out) -> (mono in) 20/20 poweramp (stereo out) -> speaker cabs. The Intellifex is listed regularly on ebay...

Hahahaha... Exactly... 43 in July, mentally I hope to reach 19 somewhere in the future... :lol:

Correction..... Now I think of it.... My Mark III (short head bought on ebay from an australian owner) has a voltage selector. I am not sure what the "history" of this amp is though. I can't remember if my Caliber .50 I traded a while ago had a similar switch.

I'll check when I get home. I doubt it that I would find any of my Boogie amps had a switchable voltage selector.

Found their website. http://www.sherlockamps.com Located in Melbourne.... :D Cool.... Good to know.

Well, that's another alternative... :lol: I guess this will void the warranty on your amp after the mod. Where's Sherlock Amps located? Thanks.

You need to use a stepdown transformer if you want to use a US model in Australia. The standard (US) Boogies are 110V.

Thanks for the info. I love his work. Especially the Steely Dan and Joni Mitchell era. Very few guitar players have a ""sweeter" sound than Mr 335 in my opinion...

Agreed. I had a TC G-Major and still own the Rocktron Intellifex. The Intellifex just sounds more transparent to me. Fact is that the G-Major was (is?) built in Thailand (with cheaper components?) while the more expensive models are still built in Denmark. It's all about what works for you I guess.

Holy cow waxnsteel.... :shock: What's the 3rd guitar (hollowbody with maple top?). All 3 look impressive... Sweet pieces...

Hi. Check out Maarten van Helden's website (Tubefreak). He's got most of Mesa's schematics there: Tubefreak The MKIII is listed there as well. The pictures of the schematics are a bit grainy but you should be able to figure out which tube does what. I recommend you to add his website to your...