Mesa/Boogie Mark VII 90-watt Tube Amplifier Head - Cream with Cream/Tan Grille

Four 6L6 Mesa/Boogie tubes recently changed ordered from Sweetwater.

ONLY AMP HEAD, Switchfoot pedal, and cover included

Mesa/Boogie Mark VII Features:

• 90W/45W/25W guitar amp head re-creates classic Mesa/Boogie tones with the building blocks to craft new ones
• 3 channels with 3 selectable modes supply a versatile array of tones
• Independent Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass, Presence, and Master controls per channel
• 5-band graphic EQ supplies extra sound-shaping power
• Multi-Watt power reduction makes achieving cranked-up tones at bedroom levels easy
• Simul-Class power section offers 3 distinct characters across the amp's 3 wattage ranges
• Built-in CabClone IR with 8 cab IRs, plus third-party IR support, offers limitless cab combinations
• Bias Select switch allows the use of either 6L6 or EL34 power tubes
• Tube-buffered series effects loop for your pedalboard and other external processing
• Reverb adds space and dimension to your playing
• MIDI switchable/programmable via Control Change and Program Change messages
• 6-button footswitch for channel switching, reverb, FX loop, and graphic EQ
• Slipcover included

Loaded with three channels and nine modes, the Mark VII is a do-it-all tone machine. Channel one includes Clean, Fat, and Crunch modes, producing everything from crystal-clear cleans to hard-rock crunch. Channel two includes Fat, Crunch, and Mark VII modes, yielding various shades of thick, throaty distortion. Channel three features Mark IIB, Mark IIC+, and Mark IV modes, churning out all the high-gain tones you can handle. Two of these modes are new to the Mark VII: the Mark IIB mode, which is a throwback to the early-'80s tones of the amplifier it's named after, and the Mark VII mode, which is a modern high-gain sound chock-full of character and attitude.

Mesa/Boogie's ultra-flexible graphic EQ

While the Mesa/Boogie Mark VII gives you standard tone controls, you also get a 5-band graphic EQ for even more sound-shaping power. By using the Mark VII's graphic EQ in conjunction with a high-gain sound, you'll be able to nail the classic "V" curve that became a staple of heavy-metal guitar in the 1980s. Each of this tube amplifier head's channels is fitted with a mini-toggle to turn the graphic EQ on or off, plus you can make the EQ footswitchable