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<blockquote data-quote="Whoopysnorp" data-source="post: 109246" data-attributes="member: 1929"><p>Well, saving up extra for a Mark III isn't a bad idea either. I am now on my second Mark III. The old one was a rackmount blue stripe head, which was always a little more fizzly than I wanted it to be, but now I'm using a purple stripe long head with the R2 mod, and it is great. Combos will run you more than the heads obviously. With the Studio Preamp, you don't necessarily have to invest in more gear, though. Depends on whether you want to gig with it or not. For jamming at home, the un-racked preamp run into the effects loop of your 5150 should be more than adequate. Just something to think about. If you ultimately want to gig with it (and of course you do), the Mark III is probably the ticket.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Whoopysnorp, post: 109246, member: 1929"] Well, saving up extra for a Mark III isn't a bad idea either. I am now on my second Mark III. The old one was a rackmount blue stripe head, which was always a little more fizzly than I wanted it to be, but now I'm using a purple stripe long head with the R2 mod, and it is great. Combos will run you more than the heads obviously. With the Studio Preamp, you don't necessarily have to invest in more gear, though. Depends on whether you want to gig with it or not. For jamming at home, the un-racked preamp run into the effects loop of your 5150 should be more than adequate. Just something to think about. If you ultimately want to gig with it (and of course you do), the Mark III is probably the ticket. [/QUOTE]
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