Amplifiers

Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ 75w Simul-Class 1x12 Combo 1984, Black

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Specs


Instrument	Amplifiers
Brand	Mesa Boogie
Model	Mark IIC+ 100w Simul-Class 1x12 Combo
Finish	Black
SKU	AP3887-A
Made In Year	1984
Preamp	12AX7 (x4), 12AT7
Power	6L6 (x2), EL34 (x2) - Simul-Class Configuration
Rectifier	SS
Wattage	75w/15w Switchable
Circuit	Mark IIC+
Speaker	EVM-12L
Transformers	Original Schumacher
PT	105-162303/606342
OT	562003/606410
Choke	38-15115/606336
Reverb/Other	185225/606334

Description

Standing as the most sought-after Mesa Boogie amp, the Mark IIC+ became famous for its well-known use on Metallica's 80s albums. This configuration was only produced for a short time, making the numbers much lower than the models both before and after. This amp features the rare "Simul-Class" configuration, indicating it was built just before the first Mark III models. The power configuration is switchable between 75w full power and 15w Class A.

This amp is in extraordinarily good condition and sounds every bit as amazing as you'd expect. The chassis is signed 2/84, along with the "+" above the power cord with Mike B's initials. This perfect combination of circuit and transformer choice has yet to be replicated in quite the same way, making these amps a very special purchase for the discerning player!

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