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Thanks all for the feedback. I appreciate everyone of you. See...I wasn't even aware of "filter capacitors"...I learned something. 8) Yeah, I tend to over worry about these things. Not sure if you've ever experienced an amp dying mid-set. Yikes!

Hey there, I have a question out of curiosity. I've become somewhat infatuated with the Tremoverb and I'm considering picking one up eventually. The thing is, I'm a gigging player, who averages around 150+ shows a year. I rely on my gear to be solid and able to withstand night after night...

Great! Thanks so much for taking the time to respond. On the chassis itself, near the tubes, would the white wire connect to the nearest RCA jack facing you or to the one behind it? I may be overlooking it, but I can't see if these jacks are labeled against the black hardware.

Hello...I've searched a bit and couldn't find an answer. Can someone please tell me, of the two rca cables, which cable gets plugged into which input under the chassis? There is a black rca cable and white vintage style rca cable. How can I tell which rca input each cable gets plugged into...

Hello, I currently have up on Ebay an auction for a Mesa Roadster amp head. 2009 model in great condition. Although it's on Ebay, private sales are welcomed and I'd be willing to take down the auction once a sale is made. Just PM me. The auction price starts at $1200... but, I'm open to $1300...

Amazing!! I'm in the same situation as the original poster. I just sold my entire rack (which consisted of the Triaxis, Recto Recording Pre and 2:100). After 10 years of a rack, I was ready to go back to heads and even try other brands... I got an Egnater Renegade head and tourmaster 2x12 cab...

I also meant to add that I'm in the market for a Mark IV head, I wouldn't mind a clean trade... both units for a Mark IV head. Preferably a long head, but not too picky.

Up for sale is a Rectifier Recording Pre and 2:100 Poweramp.... both in great condition and maintained through out the years by a certified Mesa tech. These were purchased in late 2003...early models but, they have been cared for in a rack since day one. Flaws -Minor Rack scratches on the top...

Hello, Up for sale is an older Triaxis Version 1 (Ser# T0485). The unit is in great condition and has been serviced and maintained by Mesa/Boogie throughout the years. Works great. The unit has rack rash/scratches on the top and bottom, but the front panel is totally clean. Asking price is...

Hi there folks, I'm in the market for a used Simulclass 2:90 for a reasonable price. I'm not too picky about the age or condition as long as it has all the knobs and works. Thanks

EDITED: Wrong classifieds sections. Wups.

I've had the opposite experience... where most of the people I've spoken to have said it was the best Mesa power amp, including the Mesa tech support who steered me towards the 2:100 as opposed to the 2:90... I use it with both a Triaxis and Recto Recording Pre....tone and headroom for days. I...

So, are you dumping your old one? I have an original, VERY early V1 (serial# is only 00078). I was told by Mesa that it was so early, that it was not able to be upgraded to version two. Apparently, the next batch to come along had the resources available to be upgraded... Anyway, I'm still...

I'll add my 2 cents, even though others are probably more qualified to answer... I've been using the 2:100 with the Triaxis for quite some time now. The 2:100 was purchased as a mate to my Recto Recording Pre. When I got the Triaxis a little later, I couldn't justify spending a bunch of money...

Hello. I am in search of a Mesa 2x12 closed back cab... However, I would like to trade my Ampeg Reverberocket 2x12 Combo amp for it. I know this is a Mesa forum, but the Ampeg is a great combo amp, with an incredible clean channel and very usable lead channel. So, you'd be getting a fully...

I've been wanting to use that Patch Editor to upload patches... but, it doesn't work with the USB/Firewire MIDI interfaces on my PC's or Mac G5... I'm guessing it's because of when the Program was developed... ...would be nice if an updated version became available. You'd think their would be...

The Recto Pre is a strange beast in that respect... where there is GAIN for days for Rhythm work, but for lead work you have to make adjustments...sometimes. This may be partially due to the way Mesa approaches the Modern Rectifier Amps. I guess, for the average Recto user, they'd be using it...

I agree with Samhill. I use a Triaxis, Recto Pre and Studio Pre through a 2:100. I was also fortunate enough to be able to test drive the differenet Power Amp sections before settling on one... because, quite frankly, I found the 2:100 to be a little intimidating and way more than I needed...

I own both the Triaxis and Recto Pre. I bought the Recto Pre mainly for recording Direct. It's agreat amp, but if push came to shove, I'd choose the Triaxis for everything else... ...especially for gigging. It's super versatile, has very smooth Mark-ish lead tones, and is very capable of...

I sent my Triaxis in for maintenance recently and asked for them to update to whatever the latest upgrade was. I was told by the Mesa rep that the "new" version is basically the same as the old one without the Recto channel as the parts are no longer available for the Recto channel. I...