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***NO TRADES*** Mesa Std Recto 4x12 Cab. Closed back. Heavy beast (130+ lbs) Picture displays the entire amp - this listing is for the cab only. Quick-lock casters, recessed handles. Great condition. No tears. Still has Factory Hangtag Asking $700. Will negotiate.

Pending sale

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Price reduced to $1750. PM Me if you want to make any offer lower than that.

Just curious what I have to do to garner interest in this piece. Are Road Kings still desired in the professional/gigging world? I know the Foo Fighters travel with 6 of them.

I have a RK-1 Amp that resides in my bedroom. Never gigged. Still has hang tags. Original shipping box, King Kontroller, slip cover, manuals, catalog, warranty papers, etc. all included.

After reading this, I can only say one thing: Buy tubes directly from Mesa. It's worth the extra cost to ensure you're getting the right tubes.

Is it "1-at-a-time" 4-track? Is there a link? I don't have an iPhone (yet)

I prefer a tube amp that doesn't color the sound of the guitar -- sure, a little gain is nice, but I want to hear the woods in the guitar, otherwise spending $4,000 on a guitar isn't worth it if you're gonna distort the crap out of the tone.

been 8 days. Where are these guys now?

Amps that get heavy use like yours can expect tube wear at about 6 months. Try replacing tubes one at a time, and see if the problem goes away with the bad tube.

Rack cry? Not hardly worth what they go for anymore - and a pedal is easier to manage during performances. If it were me, I'd get a good rack delay. Like the ones The Edge uses.

Who wants to bet he doesn't know how to operate his own rig?

I heard from someone claiming to be knowledgeable in the Mesa world that.. TriAxis' firmware gets updated each time Mesa releases a new amp. I doubted this. To be more clear, let me give an example. 1990: TriAxis is released with settings. 2000: Mesa releases the Road King. Present: All new...

This is a nice piece -- for it's age, it seems to be in good condition, too. Mind if I ask what you paid for it?

I'm curious if using different speakers in the cab -- not necessarily with a drum machine -- would improve the sound of the guitar? If guitar speakers have limited bandwidth, would using a full-range speaker be better suited for achieving say...harmonic tone in addition to the root tones? Curious.