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With one 8 ohm cabinet and one 4 ohm cabinet, you'd be running 2.67 ohms for the speakers, which is less than what your Mesa has to offer. There's debate out there about speaker load mismatch, and although some amps handle it better than others, I personally wouldn't risk it. Here's a link to...

I've owned a Weber Mass that I thought was pretty well made. FWIW, I got some cool tones with it, but it still wasn't as good as cranking the amp w/out an attenuator, and I eventually sold it when it became just another thing to haul around.

The series 2 amps have the "raw" mode, reverb controls on the front, and a switch to change between EL34/6L6's. If the amp has been taken care of, there's nothing to worry about with a 5 year old amp. There are plenty of 30+ year old amps out there, that weren't built near as well as a Mesa...

Hello, I just purchased my third Mesa, a series 1 Rectoverb, on ebay. The long and short of it is that the seller pretty much screwed me, as the amp was grossly misrepresented. Aside from the many cosmetic defects and the several bad pots I had to change, the reverb circuit has been totally...