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I just traded for my first DC-10 and it's like the above......You need to experiment,but you can get all kinds of tones. Start with gain 8,treble 4,mids 0,bass 4 and pres 0. Then make the ram horns with the GEQ and you have metallica. Do the V on the GEG and you get close to a rectifier sound...

I just dialed in those settings on my DC -10!!! Pretty cool. It's amazing how the EQ can change the distortion. I believe the DC and Mark are similar and it has more than enough gain for metal. Just remember Mesa gain is not super saturated.

Same thing happened to my DC-10....changed the PI tube and it was back.

I have had a bit of each..Bottle rocket,V-Twin,Subway Rocket,5:25 and now the DC-10. I have to say that I agree with the above too. I think the older Boogies just have that magic while the newer models sound a bit sterile. Anyway if you can find an older Mesa for a good price try it!!!

Well Ed you converted me!!! I felt the same way when I powered up the DC-10 for the 1st time. The DC's have that mojo that the new Boogies don't seem to have. I liked the 5:25,but it's not as good as the DC. I also like how you can change the tubes to fine tune your sound for each channel. I...

How is the Super V speaker with the DC.

I have to totally agree with Edward. I just bought his DC-10 and it's easily the best Mesa I have owned....I was worried when i traded my Express for his DC-10,but he was right on.The GEQ makes a huge difference. I play Metal,Rock,Blues,Jazz,Fusion and Country and it can do them all. The clean...

DC-10 Rocks.....love mine. Tubes and wattage differentiate the DC's and C's. The DC-10 head is my favorite Mesa.

Nooooo!!!! Don't do it. I had a Subway Rocket as well and it did not sound as good as my DC-10. No comparison. Keep the DC or go with an Express. I think the Rocket is my least favorite. I have also had the Subway Blues,which was awesome, and also an Express. Can't beat the DC though. You may...

I just traded my Express for a DC-10 head with a board member and agree with a previous post. The DC sounds awesome!!!! Really versatile with sweet cleans. The EQ is the key. My Express' contour knob was nothing compared to the DC's EQ. It can get really heavy too.

Western Union=watch out!!!! If it looks too good to be true it usually is. See the Mark IV sticky.

I'm a new DC owner too! Just traded my Express for a cool DC-10 Head(Thanks to Edward!) here on the Boogie Board. Definitely worth it. Very versatile and the EQ and presence controls really give you a wide range of tones. Sounds great with my Boogie widebody 1x12 from another Boogie Boarder.

Wharehouse Guitar Speakers Retro 75. Awesome speaker in my widebody open back 1 x 12.

Thanks I already pulled the trigger on the DC. Looking forward to the 6l6's.

I believe the Mark shares it's EQ on one of the channels.

Guitar Wharehouse Retro 75....Deeper,tighter bass and more high's than a V30. Great price too. Worth a try at a fraction of the cost.

I just picked up a 1x12 open back widebody from a fellow "Boarder" last week and dropped a Guitar Wharehouse Retro 30 in it and it sounded fantastic....almost 3d. The cabinet really spreads the sound out. The speaker itself has tighter and deeper low end as well as more high's than a v30, which...

The Mira sounds alot better than the EBMM...I had a Morse Model and It just did not mesh with my Subway Rocket...the pickups were too dark and didn't let the Mesa breathe. I noticed the same thing with the ED....Great song, great playing.

Sold. Thanks for looking.

Someone on the board has a Lonestar empty amp cab for sale . It's white and would look cool with the express in it. Just check with Mesa to see if it's possible.