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Hey BigAl!

Sorry about getting back to you late, I haven't really been on this forum a lot lately. I got frustrated about not finding a long tenon LP Custom.

As far as my Boogie Gear goes, I have 2 X Dual Rectos (both blackface with Chrome chassis, one is a Revision C, the other is a Revision. G), 2 X Mark IVb (wide chassis), and 2 X Mark III (both widebody Blue Stripes, one is a Coliseum, the other is the normal simul-100 watt). I sold my old school Oversized Straight Front Recto 4 X 12 (this is the cab that has the straight front, but angled baffle), and picked up a newer Oversized Recto 4 X 12, this time with the straight baffle.

My 3 channel recto was my first "real" amp I ever bought. I went through so many outboard effects just trying to get a usable tone at the beginning. I realized that my volume was too low, and caused the amp to get muddy. There is a trick to get the amp to saturation while keeping the volume low...

How do you like the Mark V?

Yeah, my Gibby is an '83 Custom. Factory original Kahler... in fact she was all original when I picked her up. I've since rewired for active pickups and am using SD Blackouts.

My current Boogie gear is a Mark V, 3 ch. Triple Recto, and 2 Recto slants.

Yeah, I was a lurker for a while. Do you own a Gibby? What are you using abusing these days?

Well, I've been around since April, I'm not exactly new here!

Nice to see another Boogie freak on the forum .