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Do you mean the newer closed back front ported cabs? I've got one of those I'm selling. Pics here

Well sir, I think we'd run into some issues there - your speaks are 16 ohm, mine is 8. You could get a safe mismatch there by connecting each speaker to it's own jack, then run the 8ohm speaker to the 4 ohm jack and the 16 ohm speaker to the 8 ohm jack. I could do the same with my cabs, but...

So I swapped the C90 in my 1x12 widebody closed back with a V30, wouldn't mind trying one in my 1x12 widebody open back too - anyone wanna trade? This speaker is perfect, maybe two hours on it - I'd expect similar condition! Hit me!

I live in Portage county, 6.75%. It was close enough for me to ask the question simply to participate in the discussion.

I'm pretty sure you're going to need some kind of pedal loop device like these: http://www.tonebone.com/re-bigshot-efx.htm http://www.tonebone.com/re-bigshot-mix.htm Maybe you can move up to a rack effects unit that has pedal controllable parameters. For example, the AxeFX can do this very...

Was that $2249 before or after tax? It's not arguing if you're being charged more than what's on the tag. I'm in Cleveland - which GC was it?

You're makin' sense, sir. I can find no fault with your logic. I don't know what it is I like about combos... I've read your posts on the open back cab, I'm sure it'll work, I just go back and forth. Thanks for your thoughts!

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Yep, that's what I'm saying, at least that's what I experienced. But, once you get things balanced it's no problem at all. And again, you might not notice this at all - I'm just sharing what I found. It's a great amp, and even though I have the option of using the AxeFX amp sims in the loop, I...

So, I've got a head and closed back front ported cab, and it sounds great. I do like an open back cab for some sounds though, and was thinking of adding the open back widebody. I know some of you have this combination and love it. I wouldn't mind a combo instead of the head format though, and...

I'm using an AxeFx Standard 4CM style, here's what I found. The loop in the Mark V isn't 100% series. There's still a very small amount of signal that runs parallel through the loop that you can't get rid of. This is very annoying when running at low volumes, as the direct signal through the...

phyrexia - :lol: I tried a BB Preamp but it really doesn't do much for me. It's all in there without the pedals.

Don West and his @%&^#* manuals: "The MARK I sound is known for it’s huge low end and girth that can fatten single note sounds and create a voice that can not just carry, but propel a melody. This wall of gain can be shaped, not only to enhance single note sounds, it can be stripped back to...

Got my Mark V from Haggerty, Don is great to work with!

Interestering, at least I know my amp's not broken. :) Ah well, I guess it is what it is - live with it or flip it. Thanks guys!

Thanks man, I am finding that this is indeed as designed. I have no idea why - the definition of a series loop means that all the signal goes through it. It's bothersome because that residual signal is mixing with dry signal in the processor only slightly delayed by a small amount. That makes it...

Hmm...If you disconnect the GT-6 but leave the cables on the amp, do you still get that small amount of signal? I think that's what I'm hearing also.

Hey gang, It doesn't sound like I'm getting a real series loop. What I mean is, if I have cables plugged into send and return but not into a processor, I would expect to hear nothing when I engage the loop. I'm pretty sure that's what happened on my LSS. But with the Mark V I still hear a small...

Ooo - good point, that may very well be what I'm hearing. Thanks!