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Hi Ned. Well, that's a complicated question because they cover similar ground, be are different enough to warrant keeping both. CLEAN: Hands down, the F-100 is hard to beat by almost any amp made, save for a Fender Blackface Twin. So, the T-verb gets second place, but the clean is still...

Thanks. Yeah, my F-100 2x12 combo is heavy enough, so I'm sure the T-verb is ridiculous. I like the Tung-Sol in V1 because it's a little brighter than the JJs so the clean channel has more sparkle. If you like darker heavy sounds, I would recommend a JJ in the first position. Other than...

Yes, the reverb is global, meaning that if it's off, neither of the reverb controls will do anything. That's really strange that the reverb doesn't work on channel 2. Yes, the level is less than channel 1, but it should still work.

That my friend is HOT!

I did do the mod myself. The piping is stapled to the outside edge of the speaker grill. Take a look at my tutorial and you'll see how it works. http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=15419386#post15419386 I knew there wouldn't be a lot of room to fit the piping...

LOL! Yeah, that was a typo. What I meant was one tube type at a time since the 50 W switch only uses one of the pairs. Of course, if EL34s didn't do it for you on their own, perhaps an integrated quad won't either. Maybe there are some darker, bassier EL34 variants out there that will work...

F-100 with Tan Jute grill, white piping, and vintage white knobs.

Cool Review! :) BTW, have you thought about running an integrated quad (2x6L6, 2xEL34 that draw the same natural plate current) with your Roadster? That way, if you put the amp in 50 W mode, it'll only have one tube tube running.

As long as channel switching works, reverb should as well. Just make sure that the reverb level is up enough so you can hear it. The overdrive channel (Red LED) has an alternate mode accesible via the front panel as Contour, or from the footswitch (center button). Contour is a bit more...

I've had my F-100 for almost 4 years and through 100s of practices and gigs I've only had one microphonic preamp tube. :)

I don't have an F-50 head, but it's 35 lbs, so unless you weigh 100 lbs soaking wet, I'm thinking it's pretty portable. I don't have a problem with my F-100 2x12 combo that weighs 77 lbs, but I know that it's not for everyone. What kind of cab are you going to use?

Yes, I'll sell it for $130 + shipping. Again, it has the original box and is in excellent condition. There is heavy duty Velcro on the bottom. I'll sell the other two for $50 each.

I would like to trade two of my pedals for an Xotic AC booster or a BB preamp or another boost pedal. The ToneBone Classic: The pedal is in excellent condition and comes with the original packaging and power supply. It sounds very very good, but I'm really looking for a boost instead of a...

Thanks. It sounds as good as it looks! :)

That's a real beauty! I have the Mesa tan Jute on my F-100 combo. I think cybil from HCAF has one just like that now, or perhaps it's the same one. :)

mJ, thanks. I believe yours is like this, yes?

I'm loving the T-verb so far. I had a chance to really crank it over the weekend and I liked what I heard. All my testing was through my F-100's Celestion Century Vintages. I didn't really feel that the T-verb was loose on orange-vintage, especially with the bass around 9 - 10:00 on the dial...

Yeah, I'm silly like that. Thanks for the compliment on my work.

Chuck stardust, welcome to the forum and the Mesa F-series brotherhood. I too have a Mesa F-100 (2x12 combo) and it rocks my world. When you get a chance, check out the F-series lounge: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=885856 It's full of clips and info...