mesadualrec
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anyone here play their guitars through a MM amp,I cant find anyone near me with a MM amp and I desperatly want to hear one and especially with a MM guitar
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meenahga
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The Music Man amps are pre-Ernie Ball.
They sound great, especially the clean tones! I played through a 210 65 a few weeks back. Super sweet!
They sound great, especially the clean tones! I played through a 210 65 a few weeks back. Super sweet!
Spudmurphy
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I was going to buy a really tattered and torn well gigged one a few months ago £250.
It's still up for grabs I could possibly bring it up to Scotland in 2 weeks.
Bleeb me - it's all there but don't expect a pristine example.
It's relicked !!!
Here's a photo.
PM me if you want info.
It's still up for grabs I could possibly bring it up to Scotland in 2 weeks.
Bleeb me - it's all there but don't expect a pristine example.
It's relicked !!!
Here's a photo.
PM me if you want info.
mesadualrec
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ohh thats a very nice gesture Spud,
I dont really need a new amp and was just wondering what all the folks here thought of the musicman guitar through musicman amp combination
plus,all extra cash is going into my project build at the moment,so until thats finished.....
I dont really need a new amp and was just wondering what all the folks here thought of the musicman guitar through musicman amp combination
plus,all extra cash is going into my project build at the moment,so until thats finished.....
Spudmurphy
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That's cool - the amp is being sold by a good buddy of mine.
Don't get me wrong it's a great sounding amp - but I think you'd get more out of a modern equiv - I went out and got the Mesa instead - better amp by far - but loads more money and loads more technology.
Don't get me wrong it's a great sounding amp - but I think you'd get more out of a modern equiv - I went out and got the Mesa instead - better amp by far - but loads more money and loads more technology.
mesadualrec
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yeah the boogies are the bollocks!!!
or balls on here I suppose!!
The Dually is alot of amp and I dont really feel the need for another amp just yet,but when I get gigging again i may feel the need for another combo as the head cab. combination can be a right pain in the ASS!!!
or balls on here I suppose!!
The Dually is alot of amp and I dont really feel the need for another amp just yet,but when I get gigging again i may feel the need for another combo as the head cab. combination can be a right pain in the ASS!!!
Spudmurphy
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Too true about combo's that's why I got the F50 combo - gone for me are daze of having roadies lugging around Marshall 4 x 12's and heads.yeah the boogies are the bollocks!!!
or balls on here I suppose!!
The Dually is alot of amp and I dont really feel the need for another amp just yet,but when I get gigging again i may feel the need for another combo as the head cab. combination can be a right pain in the ASS!!!
The F50 is simple to use (by Mesa standards) and have tumbled in price lately!!
I also have the Marshall combo which I'll be retiring gracefully - it's worth too much to gig now!!
mesadualrec
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yeah If I had a few roadies to lug my gear around at gigs my rig would be the same size as Jps' (I can dream)
but I will try out the head and cab combination for a little bit then I may change to something like a MKIV combo,the F series is an incredible array of amps that Mesa introduced,before the Lonestar these were the best mesa cleans you could find,and as you say they are alot less than most mesa's and they arent too complex,great little amps ohh and they are LOUD....then again they are a mesa
(I can dream)but I will try out the head and cab combination for a little bit then I may change to something like a MKIV combo,the F series is an incredible array of amps that Mesa introduced,before the Lonestar these were the best mesa cleans you could find,and as you say they are alot less than most mesa's and they arent too complex,great little amps ohh and they are LOUD....then again they are a mesa
ivanmihaljevic
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I've played some sort of a mini festival years ago and the amp I was using "died" during the gig. And on the stage there was this MM halfstack from some other band that played that night. I asked their guitarist if I could play through his amp and he said it's ok.
I plugged in and it sounded absolutely incredible.
I can't really compare it to some other amps since I can't really remember the exact sound. I only remember that I was really amazed at how good it sounded.
I plugged in and it sounded absolutely incredible.
I can't really compare it to some other amps since I can't really remember the exact sound. I only remember that I was really amazed at how good it sounded.
Spudmurphy
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yeah If I had a few roadies to lug my gear around at gigs my rig would be the same size as Jps'
but I will try out the head and cab combination for a little bit then I may change to something like a MKIV combo,the F series is an incredible array of amps that Mesa introduced,before the Lonestar these were the best mesa cleans you could find,and as you say they are alot less than most mesa's and they arent too complex,great little amps ohh and they are LOUD....then again they are a mesa
Shoot - loud !!!! You are soooo right about that.
It blows my Marshall 50 out of the water!!
Great for the stuff I play - I'm looking forward to taking delivery of my Seymour Duncan pickup booster - hope it will be ok with my Mesa.
