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For Sale: Mesa Tremoverb head. Serviced a few years ago at Mesa Boogie, so everything is working as it should. FX loop modified to a serial loop. The Tremoverb is one of the best sound Dual Recto amps Mesa ever produced. $900, plus fedex ground shipping to CONUS only. Paypal only. Includes a...

Just picked one of these up. Ran it into my Lonestar that is set clean. Great tube-screamer type tone, without the mid-hump and flubby bass. Very natural sounding. I'll be replacing my BB preamp with this pedal. Works really well with single coils.

I actually own both amps. Both will get you what you want. I prefer the the LS classic because it is a little more "neutral" sounding than the LSS. Since I use pedals for my overdrive flavors, I find less of a sonic thumbprint from the LS classic, than the LSS. If you're going straight into the...

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[[/b] $800 INCLUDING SHIPPING via Fedex Ground Continental USA only. PayPal only. Amp is in excellent shape. Effects loop has been modified to be serial, and channel three has the presence pot modification as well. Also included is a StudioSlip clam-style heavy duty padded cover. Price is...

Call Mesa. Their tech support is very good.

I second the mini-recto. It sounds fantastic.

It will fit the Heartbreaker shell. Don't know about the others.

Out of those two, I'd go with the Roadster. If you have the head version, pick up an open back 1x12, or 2x12 speaker cabinet. You should be able to get some excellent "country tones" with combination. Or trade one of your amps in and buy a Z-wreck when they start shipping...

From your description, it sounds like your amp could be "motorboating". Hopefully just a bad preamp or power tube. Try swapping them out, one by one, (in pairs with the power tubes) with a known good tube.

Mesa Bottle Rocket pedal.

I've been using a fulldrive II for a boost with my TOV for a while now. It works very well for lead work, or for just giving a little more sustain and drive. My FDII is an older version, and probably needs a new switch in it, but it has never failed me in 12 years.

Three channel Dual Rec, serial loop mod & presence pot mod (2003) Trem-o-verb head (1996) Maverick Head (1995) Lonestar Special 1x12 combo (2007) 1x12 widebody 3/4 back recto cab 2x12 Horizontal recto cab All but the Maverick head are in black tolex with gold jute grills.

+111111 on the Timefactor! Sounds stellar with the LSS.

So last night, I decided to do my own Pepsi challenge with the LSS and Maverick. I pulled the Maverick head out of storage, and put a fresh quad of EL84s in it. Using my Les Paul, I must say, now I remember why I bought the Maverick 14 years ago. WOW, the clean channel gives this chimey almost...

your amp should be dead quiet. Call Mesa or an authorized service center.

I have a Maverick head that I use with a 1x12 widebody recto cab. It's a great combination. I love the dirt channel with humbucking pickups. I also have a Lonestar special, and the clean channel, IMHO, is one of the best I've played. For versatility, the Maverick will give you more usable...