Entering Mode 4

**Dooz** · 05-13-2005, 09:42

I can't contain my excitement to my reality any longer, so I'll bring some of it unto these boards.

I just bought a Marshall Mode 4 halfstack for 1,800; delivery included. Sweet mother of amplifiers! 350 watts of power, enough to deafen me to an even greater extent than I already am! SWEET!!!

Best part is it was around 2 grand cheaper than the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier. That's moola I can use to upgrade to a full stack (though that's hardly necessary).

*happy tear*

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**Paul Peru** · 05-13-2005, 10:05

Looks sweet!
I'm so concerned about bothering others, I just plug headphones into my multi-effects box or my PC/GuitarPort.

(I still get deaf!!)

**Fragony** · 05-13-2005, 11:16

*happy tear*

I guess that won't be comming from your neightbours

**Beirut** · 05-13-2005, 11:29

Excellent! You're going to love it and nobody's going to love you.

I had a Marshall once, but it was their keyboard amp (single unit amp/speaker) that came out in the mid '80s. It was a half tube/half transistor model. 50 watts I think. Good sound. It was ok with my synthesizers but better with my Korg BX-3 organ.

And it said Marshall on it.

**Ronin** · 05-13-2005, 11:46

*drools*.....

ohh....the neighbor annoyance possibilities are endless

**Dooz** · 05-13-2005, 23:39

Well the beauty of it all is, I have a lockout with my band. As in, a studio space that we pay monthly for, and have our own key to.
24 hour access = heaven.

**Macedon** · 05-14-2005, 01:00

Daaaammmmmnnnn...... And are u sure you need to upgrade? Not necessary my friend....

I see you people are players, on what equipment do you play?
I have Epiphone g-400 + JCM 800 2203, use straight, raw preamp sound, no effects, no nothing.