shredi knight
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What the Hell, one more:
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MESA/Boogie® Mark IIC+ full demo & overview ft. Doug West & Tommy Waugh
TheGreatGreen
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Well well well. So here's something interesting. Dinesh released a video of the new Les Paul Studio guitars and used a Mesa JP2C in this one.
And wouldn't you know it, the tones he gets are JUST AS SHITTY with the JP2C as when he dialed in the IIC+ reissue.
Told you fuckers.
The problem is, specifically, Dinesh and people like him who have no idea what they're doing, not the amps.
And wouldn't you know it, the tones he gets are JUST AS SHITTY with the JP2C as when he dialed in the IIC+ reissue.
Told you fuckers.
The problem is, specifically, Dinesh and people like him who have no idea what they're doing, not the amps.
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Simon Dorn
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I somehow think he wants them to sound like Marshalls. Gibson+Marshall=match
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Simon Dorn
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I'm not sure this is a real amp...
TheGreatGreen
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Yeah after listening again, there's something fishy about it in the high end. Either it's not the real amp or it's going through some weird IR's. I think I'm gonna delete the post for now just in case.
Simon Dorn
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Racerxrated
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Yep! This is the way, IMO. Input 1/Vol 1 pulled, dimed...and Treble pulled, dimed. Only way to go, for my taste. I even dimed the presence which allowed me to lower the 2200 a little bit as well. Bass, mids on 0 or maybe 1. Gain 5-8, pulled would depend on speakers used. Both volumes up to 3-6 depending.
V GEQ of course.
ultimatemetalguitartones
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Yes goal achieved here / 6666 subscribers
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Racerxrated
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This, and it's not even close.
I like Rectos, both F Triples I had and of course, the mighty Rev C was the king of all things Mesa. But, after 4 C+ including a particularly killer 2B-C+ Coli conversion Mike B did for me, I have to say the Marks were to my ears FAR more heavy sounding, and WAAAY tighter (if that's your thing) than any of the Fs, or the 1 C Recto I had.
I personally liked my Rev C best of any Mesa I owned; but it isn't as heavy a sound as the Marks were, to my ears.
Simon Dorn
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You can stop now.
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milin_im
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I hope this guy is here on RT.
reilly
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I am! I posted two more quick videos as well
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frontline205
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How do you like it. I heard your boosted video and it did sound really good there
reilly
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I have owned about Eight Mesa Mark IV’s and it is one of my favorite of the mark series. I did not care for the feel of the JP2C (I owned two of them). Just got the Reissue today, it does not have quite the same amount of liquid gain as a Mark IV, its a l bit less, boosted its great! It did take me a minute to dial in how i like it. The Master 1 volume does effect your lead master/gain. I have never play a real IIc+ but this seems pretty killer. I will try and do a quality recording in a few days, some of my studio gear is setup for a session this weekend
napalmdeath
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Which Mark is the most user-friendly, easiest to dial in, and won't rip your head off on .5 on the volume? I've been kicking around a Mark IV or V used.. I still don't like how everything has 1×8 and 2x4 speaker inputs
NeilOConnor
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It's the real deal, going through my friend's cab with some eminence speaker. I'll be borrowing it and running it through my v30 and greenback cabs soon.
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frontline205
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So it’s better for you than the jp2c? I played a jp2c next to a mark vii and felt the vii smoked the jp2c
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milin_im
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The feel was my problem with the JP2C. The III, IV and VII feel miles better.
Simon Dorn
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reilly
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I have played a mark VII two times briefly and I think out of all of the Mark series that is by far the closest to the mark iv in sound and feel. The JP2C for me fell very short it felt stiff. I had a hard time cutting through, and I found it to be overly noisy.
