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Excellent condition, only 2.5 years old still under warranty. Black combo - 100, 50 and 10 watt modes- No issues at all- Original box, manual, slipcover and casters, also includes extra tubes. $1,000 plus shipping

Mesa Lonestar Classic 1x12 combo Black - w/celestion 90 speaker 10/50/100 watt model. About 2 years old in excellent condition. Only left my studio 2 times so it's in showroom condition with no rips, nicks, dings, scuffs at all. Includes all hang tags, slipcover, manual, footswitch, castors...

played only a few times,....not the amp for me. In box, slipcover, all tags, original box, ftswitch etc... Make reasonable offer. Thx! Pete

This amp has only seen about 4 hours of use in the studio, so the speaker isn't even broken in yet. It comes with all tags, manual, wheels, slipcover, footswitch and is in the box. Still has the new amp smell. The amp hasn't been registered so carry's the Mesa original 5 year warranty. Email...

Hi Guys,.. I had a friend loan me his LSC,..he explained a problem he was having regarding the efx loop. With the loop engaged running through efx,...everything is fine. With the loop engaged and nothing connected to the send / return jacks,. the amp drops out and comes back in, crackles...

This probably says more about me than the Amp,...but I've tried the amp a few times and found it pretty thin, sort of anemic sounding,...I needed to boost the two bass EQ sliders way up just to dial this out. I've read that the amp takes a lot of time to get used to. This is a bit uncomfortable...

Hi Guys, I played boogie marks for years, 2B,..2C+, 1, 4,..I paired down my collection and got rid of the all a few years back. I'm wondering if any one has experience with the LSC and Marks,..Can the LSC do the classic boogie singing midrange lead tone? I tried a V recently and though I...

Just finished a final mix, I think I can live? 2C+,.. sizzling a bit... how's it sound thanks, best- PMcC http://www.petermccarthy.net/Highwire224.mp3

I have one,. does anyone know if it is wired in Triode as opposed to pentode Just wondering because the MK 4 manual suggests this to hone in on the tone of the "holy grail" Best- PMcC