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This is a Mesa/Boggie Mark IV amp. It has the hardwood cabinet option, curly maple, and the EV speaker option. It's at least 10 years old. I am the second owner. Every function works perfectly, there are no issues with this amp. All controls and chassis are in mint condition. the cabinet...

This is a Mesa/Boggie Mark IV amp. It has the hardwood cabinet option, curly maple, and the EV speaker option. Here's a link to some photos: http://www.machinegunstudios.com/mesa.html It's at least 10 years old. I am the second owner. Every function works perfectly, there are no issues with...

This is a Mesa/Boggie Mark IV amp. It has the hardwood cabinet option, curly maple, and the EV speaker option. It's at least 10 years old. I'm pretty sure it's an early B version. I am the second owner. Every function works perfectly, there are no issues with this amp. All controls and...

the firebox is better for about $200.

stay away from the line 6 stuff. it's just toys. the firebox is pretty nice.

I say get a 57, a presonus firebox and steal some cracked software off the web. cubase has my vote for windows and logic for mac. You'll be in only $300 and you'll ahve a pro sounding rig.

Defintely give the RME fireface interfaces a look. I've had m-audio, presonus and a couple of motu's and the fireface blows them away in both features and audio quality. The mixer software allows you to do many things you can't with other boxes.

I've had good luck putting a 57 very close and a condenser 5 feet away. You can blend between them in mixing to get different amounts of room tone. Delaying either mic between 1 and 20 milliseconds will allow you to adjust the phasing between the mics letting you get even more tones.

RAM is what allows you to have plugins like synths and samplers open. HArd drive speed is what limits how many tracks you can run at once. Processor speed limits FX plugins. Check out tiger direct for their kits. There's an ASUS quad core kit now for $250. I have always had good luck with...

I believe a faulty power supply cap will let 60 cycle hum into the system. If it's old it might be worth doing a recap.

I definitely prefer my mark IV to the newer boogies. Definitely have one older than 15 years recapped. it'll bring it back to the original specs and likely sound much better.

I can't really see that any sort of dust you could just brush off would be enough to mess with the tone. I put the grill back on and forget it.

I should have added, don't mess with it unless you know how to discharge the power supply before you start. don't get zapped. and by zapped I mean killed.

Is the board itself damaged? If not you could just solder it back on, no problem. If the leads on the cap are damaged it's a simple matter of ordering one of the same value and soldering it in there.