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Does anyone have a Boogie Mark IIB with the Simul-Class option that they'd like to sell? I'm not partial to a head or combo. I'm looking for amps with reverb and GEQ. Thanks!!

About two weeks ago, I picked up a 1983 Mark IIB. This one is almost a stripper model. 60 watts with reverb in a black combo and nothing else. I don't normally go for Marks without the GEQ and I generally prefer 100 watts for the added fullness. Funny thing, this amp sounds outstanding! Very...

I just recently purchased this from Rawcabs and his work is unreal. It looks like it rolled out of the Mesa Boogie factory. It's a finished, dovetail jointed birdseye pine head shell with wicker grill and is finished in an ambered oak color. Holes are drilled, reverb tank is cutout and it is...

Mark II is sold.

Weber is also sold.

Altec is gonzo.

Well, most anything original Boogie is heavy! You can count on them to only install great sounding parts. Good luck with the sale Amen to that!

Yes, that's an Eminence speaker. A lot of people look to change them but, it's actually a nice sounding speaker. Full, warm, smooth. It's still a bit heavy, though.

For sale on Reverb, pictures in the listing. $999 shipped and PP. https://reverb.com/item/33990752-mesa-boogie-mark-iia-1979-black-black-mk-2 This is a vintage 1979 Mesa Boogie Mark IIA amplifier. This Boogie was built on 8/10/1979 and was ordered as an "SSG" combo which means "Super Sixty...

This is an Altec Lansing 417-8C 12" Alnico speaker from 1969. It's rated at 75 watts and 8 ohms with a 3" voice coil. It's in very good overall condition and is pretty clean for the age. There are some small chips and scratches around the frame but nothing major. I believe this has been reconed...

Found one, thanks!

Is this blonde or black tolex?

That sounded really good!

I had Mike rework the 3 volume knobs to have a smoother taper. I wanted the master to work better without the volume coming on so fast.

I've owned 5-6 1970's era Mark I's and none of those amps would be considered bright. On the contrary, they were some of the fastest sounding amps that I've ever heard, clean or overdriven. One of them even had a JBL K-120. I think that I read somewhere that the Mark I R.I. was based off of...