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Lonestar Special Imbuya with flamed maple it's as heavy as it is nice :-)

I have the Lonestar Special in head/cab, however I just purchased a hardwood lonestar special combo, that I "had" to have just carrying it to the car is a workout, I mean "Heavy". Being hardwood prob didn't help the good thing, I don't gig, so I won't have to carry it. But if I did, I would go...

Mesa Boogie Lonestar Special Head 5, 15 or 30 watts of Class A power less than 1 year old perfect working condition, hardly used have original boxes and extras, everything is mint condition This auction is for the head only, the cabinet is not for sale This almost new unit is $1275 shipped...

Lonestar Special - Custom order head and matching cabinet 5, 15 or 30 watts of Class A power less than 1 year old perfect working condition, hardly used have original boxes and extras, everything is mint condition prefer local pickup, or delivery in Southern California $1599 ( no, the Les...

Actually I have an LSS not crazy about the TS9 with it, however the Keeley Java Boost and this pedal were made for each other Java boost has a switch for , treble boost, mid boost, or all boost choose your poison

About a year ago, the GCs in So Cal were sellin the Mark IV for 1300 and change...thought it was odd...cuz supposedly not supposed to discount One of the GCs in my area has quite a bit of turnover of Mesa and still gets new stuff all the time Must be a store for store thing...another GC in my...

Very puzzling, single coils and a Lone Star Special are a match made in heaven. I couldn't get a "crappy" sound out of it if I tried well....here's a "crappy" picture...but Great Tone

Actually mine is the current model 1x12 widebody classic And, you are right, I don't see it on the web site, but it is current production I have seen quite a few in the stores, my 1x12 was 3 hundred and change I thing Mesa Hollywood has em in stock

I got the one below, and "really" like it it's a 1x12 widebody classic

have seen several posts about Mark III where they say "blue label" "black dot" can someone give me a brief history of these I tried a search... and what is the going price for a Mark III combo Thanks

Saw Walter Trout the other night, and he had his Mark IV singing through a 4x12

This is not an amp you would want to rush judgment on mainly because it is so adjustable I have the head, now plugged into the Classic 1x12 widebody cabinet. Channel 2 does "lots" of great things, I discover something new with each tweek, with all the different pickups I have on diff...

I have quite a few pedals, and the ones I like best with this are the Keeley Java Boost, a modded Blues Driver then the TS 808 which translates to the cleaner the boost the better, it will sustain forever with the pedals sustains OK without

Yup, a 59 Bassman LTD, and I'll be making a harness to plug the Mesa into it shortly. First a 2x10 harness, then a 4x10 harsness I heard the 4x10 combo version of this amp, and it is to die for And RR, there are states in this country where you could be executed for that remark. ..Tennessee...

That's the Mesa Widebody Classic cab, with a C90 but I'm sure a Greenback, V30 and several others will get there fair share of time in it :-)

R8 Plaintop and an 2002 R8 Custom Authentic the two below sound quite nice through this amp

This amp rocks

I found the solution that worked for me....I bought the head The 4x10 was awesome sounding then compared the 1x12 side by side with a 2x12 I liked the 2x12 better on clean channel, lot more "tonal" Like the 1x12 better on lead channel, screams a bit more and I thought was a noticable diff...

I can't say enough about the special, I've gotten almost every tone imaginable out of it and I'm still just dorkin aroung with it, I just got it Not that familiar with the music you mention, but this is the smoothest amp by far that I have played The only thing it may lack is maximum...

Ricardo, thank you very much for the reply and taking the time to detail this explains a lot thank you