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I actually just called them and learned the dude did not actually even order the one he promised me in a few days until 8 days after I bought the amp. They agreed to refund me the $179 I paid for the switch I bought directly from boogie but ofcourse I have to drive across town to have the refund...

"That Mesa foot controller is freakin' huge... As is your pedal board." Thanks man. :) Yeah these road king foot pedals are monsters. I can't even fit the **** think in a gig bag so it just gets tossed in the back of the car. You know I bought this head from guitar center - and they could not...

very sweet rig. I like that bogner cab.

"hey mcsdude you should try using the delay pedal in the loops they sound better " Actually - if my photography were better you'd see see the cables. Notice how there's extra space between my EVH flanger and my Tremelo pedal? That's for easy access to getting cables in and out. I run everything...

Thanks - yeah I'm really digging the port city cabs. That 2nd one I just got in today. Funking looking - great sounding - and easier to haul around than the boogie 2x12s. :) And Yes that's a buddah wah. If you wah over lots of gain, which i do - it really kicks butt. It seems to have a good bit...

Being a relatively new Boogie owner I thought I'd proudly post my rig here... I hope that's OK with you all. :)

I've gone with the RK head and a port city 2x12 cab. It's a winning combination for sure. Boogie stuff is already heavy enough, I could not bear lugging around a 2x12 combo! :D

I checked out the road king and the mark iv before making my purchase. The other guitarist in our band uses the mark iv and it's a sweet amp. Still though I went with the road king. It's just so versitile, has great cleans and warms and growls like bear for the modern gain stuff. And Yes, the...

you just can't beat the road king. Yes it's a tad pricey but provided the build quality will stand the test of time the thing is the only amp you should need for a long time to come. The lone stars have that awesome warm tone that just sounds amazing. The road king has the same thing, plus...

The other guitar player in our band uses a mark iv 1x12 combo and the thing sounds great. He's got a bad back so being the great pal that I am I end up carrying his amp for him a good bit and will warn you of this... the combos are heavy as hell!!! I often ask if he's hiding Jimmy Hoffa in the...

I currently play a road king. My style choices are why I went road king as really I'm all over the map. Gig wise I play in a cover band and we cover everything from ac/dc and alice in chains to fall out boy and evanescence to gin blossoms and edwin mcain - so I needed something very versitile...

I started out using the boogie 2x12 cabs with my road king head and recently tried a Port City Wave 2x12 cab. While I loved my boogie cab I must admit I now have my 2nd port city cab on order and have my boogie cabs for sale. Anyone else tried the port city stuff? Not to take anything away from...

I went and attended a guitar seminar type thing this weekend with Andy Timmons. His tone was absolutely out of this world so I immediately knew I wanted to switch to boogie. He uses the Lonestar which is a killer amp but I needed that tone plus the recto growl... so I went for the Roadking.

Well folks - after owning Marshalls for nearly 25 years now I am, as of today, finally a boogie owner. It's insane I've made it so many years without ever owning one but am glad I finally took the plunge. I picked up a Road King today and am just blown away. I was a bit intimidated before buying...

I just bought a road king from GC and am stoked - except they could not find the frigging footswitch! They have one coming but said it could take 10 days which leaves me having to play a gig without the correct footswitch. Is there anywhere online I could order this footswitch and have it...

just emailed you.

Anyone know how much the RK 2x12 cabinet costs new?

Cool - thanks Platypus. One more question... If I go with a roadking head and just run the standard 2x12 recto cab - not a road king cab am I losing out on a lot? Am I correct to assume that in a live situation to really maximize the use of a road king cab you'd need to mic all speakers?

OK - I'm in a bit of a pickle. I love the clean and bluesy tones of the Mesa Lonestar, but I also need the rectifier growl. The rectifier's unfortunately (to me) don't sound that great for anything other than that rectifier growl. If I had unlimited funds, unlimited space on stage and a dude to...

there's a nice looking f-100 that just got posted to ebay you may want to check out.