aryasridhar
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Got this beauty today, Mesa Mark V.....
Tried the 25 and the 35w versions too, but they for some reason felt like they were falling short somewhere, a tad fizzy to my ears, I am blown away by the full Mark V, tried it with the Mesa 412, with a wide range of guitars.....Joe Satriani JS1200, Schecter, Fender Strat, Epi Les Paul etc.....each one got me tones that were just unbelievable.....
So had to pick the big brother, also since the 35 and 25 are more like better suited for a studio than in a live situation....with the clean and crunch on the same channel and not foot switchable, that really broke the deal for me....especially since I do not want to own pedals now, and want to totally depend on amp drive, instead of drive pedals.....except a few modulation pedals, Soul Food & the Keeley Oxblood, do not want to own any other pedals...
Tried the 25 and the 35w versions too, but they for some reason felt like they were falling short somewhere, a tad fizzy to my ears, I am blown away by the full Mark V, tried it with the Mesa 412, with a wide range of guitars.....Joe Satriani JS1200, Schecter, Fender Strat, Epi Les Paul etc.....each one got me tones that were just unbelievable.....
So had to pick the big brother, also since the 35 and 25 are more like better suited for a studio than in a live situation....with the clean and crunch on the same channel and not foot switchable, that really broke the deal for me....especially since I do not want to own pedals now, and want to totally depend on amp drive, instead of drive pedals.....except a few modulation pedals, Soul Food & the Keeley Oxblood, do not want to own any other pedals...
