1981 Mesa/Boogie Mark II B 60w 1x12 Combo Amp Novo We also have a bit

We also have a bit of clouding on the back of the neck which has been shown and happens on some PRS we've seen from this era

It includes the original box and papers but no adaptor

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- Use it as an inline noise gate or to gate an entire effects loop

We really like this guitar around the shop

1981 Mesa/Boogie Mark II B 60w 1x12 Combo Amp Novo We also have a bitCollector owned for decades, just traded in. Classic Vintage Boogie tones! No graphic EQ on this model, but footswitch is included ! As per Premier Guitar Mag: "After building approximately 3000 of the Mark I models, Mesa introduced the Mark II in 1978. It had footswitchable channels and an optional 5 band graphic EQ. In 1980, Mesa introduced the Mark IIB, which had an effects loop, an expanded control panel that included Lead Drive and Lead Master