MESA/Boogie® Mark IIC+ full demo & overview ft. Doug West & Tommy Waugh

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Ok, so to follow up my oscillation video, I dialed in some thrash tones and gave it a shot. Im not much of a player and this is basic AF, something I threw together this morning, but yeah plenty of gain without making it go into oscillation.

 
endofall said:
Ok, so to follow up my oscillation video, I dialed in some thrash tones and gave it a shot. Im not much of a player and this is basic AF, something I threw together this morning, but yeah plenty of gain without making it go into oscillation.

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That seems like a good amount of gain. I wonder if you put a boost out front if that could throw it into oscillation?
 
MadAsAHatter said:
That seems like a good amount of gain. I wonder if you put a boost out front if that could throw it into oscillation?
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I recorded a video and gained it out pretty good and even used an SD-1 into it. I had to gain it out and turn it up to a level I never would in order to hear it.
 
I stepped out of the room as I am only a bystander but did you Mark-Talk folks come to any conclusions after 700+ posts and 21,000 views?

Seems a little back and forth still. Some are saying it is not close AND some are saying it is better :dunno:
 
TheGreatGreen said:
It's definitely close. People saying it's not close are people with investments to protect. :D
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Seems to be closer than the JP is, for sure. Even if it has 'some' of that C+ 'bounce' in the feel, that's encouraging....and, if it's like my new Naylor SD60 was, after 6 months the feel became much better after that break in period and matched exactly the OG 1995 version I had.
Hopefully that may be the case with these.
 
Racerxrated said:
Seems to be closer than the JP is, for sure. Even if it has 'some' of that C+ 'bounce' in the feel, that's encouraging....and, if it's like my new Naylor SD60 was, after 6 months the feel became much better after that break in period and matched exactly the OG 1995 version I had.
Hopefully that may be the case with these.
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Yep,
When I first got my brand new Larry Dino, it blew my mind, but it didn’t ‘breathe’ quite like I thought it should. It was somewhat stiff, maybe slightly choked.
(Same thing with every new Wizard I bought in the past).

4 months later, after break in, it became an incredible monster of fire breathing insanity!

New Amps really do break in, no doubt about it. 👍
 
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Anyone think this amp project and release may have been rushed?
Mesa, “well here’s a working prototype with a few bugs but it needs to get in the hands of some of our more notable clientele first”
Gibson, “nonsense! This has to be out next quarter!”
 
thegame said:
Anyone think this amp project and release may have been rushed?
Mesa, “well here’s a working prototype with a few bugs but it needs to get in the hands of some of our more notable clientele first”
Gibson, “nonsense! This has to be out next quarter!”
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My limited experience with individuals that build amps none of them rush anything.
 
SQUAREHEAD said:
Yep,
When I first got my brand new Larry Dino, it blew my mind, but it didn’t ‘breathe’ quite like I thought it should. It was somewhat stiff, maybe slightly choked.
(Same thing with every new Wizard I bought in the past).

4 months later, after break in, it became an incredible monster of fire breathing insanity!

New Amps really do break in, no doubt about it. 👍
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What about a clip?
 
stephen sawall said:
My limited experience with individuals that build amps none of them rush anything.
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Sure.
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