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"Why must it be a Mark V? You can get an earlier version cheaper. And any Mark will have more htan enough versetility. You wont need anohter amp. If you want two amps and you decide to get the Fender dont worry about versetlity on the second amp. You wont be needing cleans on any other amp with a Fender sitting around. The fender should be able to be boosted and provide good rock tones too. Make sure the second amp has great distortion that the Fender cant hit. Yeah, I guess it wouldn&#039;t have to be the Mark V specifically. I just don&#039;t know a lot about the differences between the other Mark versions, so I wouldn&#039;t know which one to look for. But I do know the Mark V offers tones from other mark models, so it would be a good way to get a huge variety of tonal options. (but there&#039;s a price tag with that, of course). You&#039;re exactly right on the distortion capabilities of the two amps. I was basically thinking of it like this: Amp 1 (Blues Jr): Cleans, dirty blues, classic rock (think - SRV, Clapton, Rolling Stones) Amp 2 (????): Rock and metal (think - AC/DC, G &#039;n R, Metallica&#039;s black album) OR, if I can find an amp that can do all of that then I&#039;d be interested in that (no modeling amps though)."
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