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Pretty cool sounding classic rock/blues amps.

The amps Mesa has released since the merger have all been fantastic, I’m sure this will kick ass

Mesa only has to make the Recto to end all Rectos, they have the Mark, they have a great bass amp, but it’s a bitch to find, and now this, as far as having the amps go. They need pedal and rack-based preamps/DIs, to complete the set. Mesa, who never had the reputation of putting out shit, has really been unshittifying, of late.

This is great for Gibson and Mesa. Plus they have to be better than the Trace Failiott amps.

Not an amp I’m interested in but I fully support this


Naysayers still finding ways to naysay but I guess that’s to be expected

its cool that they are doing it.... and I know there are lots of people out there that think $1700 for a 20 watt combo is cool.... I'm not one of them lol....

This doesn't surprise me. Or interest me. But gatdamn I do really want to jam a Fillmore 50.

Interesting, I've been wanting to get a low wattage combo for a while. I never buy my amps brand new, so I wouldn't buy one of these new anyway. I don't think the price is really too bad when you consider a Fender Deluxe reverb brand new will run $1600 and most people hate the speaker that's included and end up replacing that.

rock flag and eagle wrote:Interesting, I've been wanting to get a low wattage combo for a while. I never buy my amps brand new, so I wouldn't buy one of these new anyway. I don't think the price is really too bad when you consider a Fender Deluxe reverb brand new will run $1600 and most people hate the speaker that's included and end up replacing that.

I agree. I've been looking for a low wattage combo too. I might consider this one. Preferably used but I could buy it new with the Sweetwater financing

That means there is hope for a lab series revitalization.

guidedbyechoes wrote:That means there is hope for a lab series revitalization.

Nah, the thrill is gone.