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I use a Radial Tonebone Classic, and a Keeley Modded TS-808 Reissue into the front end of my Studio Pre/Simul 2:90 rig set on clean, and it sounds GREAT! I'm using the pedals for all distortion tones, and I don't use the overdrive channel on the preamp anymore.

I used a Zendrive into the front of my Studio Pre/Simul 2:90 rig, and it sounded AWESOME!!! The Zendrive is the BEST distortion pedal I've ever heard in 35 years of playing. Unfortunatly, it was a borrowed one, and I had to return it. Otherwise, I get great tone using a Radial Tonebone...

Have you called Mesa/Boogie Customer Service? They are good about these things. Here's their contact info: We are open 9:00am-5:00 pm Pacific Time, Monday through Thursday. Phone: 707-778-6565 Fax: 707-765-1503 Mesa/Boogie, 1317 Ross St. Petaluma, California 94954 USA

For many years now I've used just two 6L6's per side on my Simul 2:90, and I've not had any problems whatsoever. I use the lower left, and upper right sockets per side, loaded with Groove Tubes 6L6GE's. The amp still sounds HUGE with two power tubes per side. I had met a guy who did that...

ytse_jam, For many years now I've used a Simul 2:90 with my Studio Preamp, and I always get great compliments on my tone with this rig! Although the 2:90 wasn't designed for the Studio, it works GREAT with it! Yea, the 2:90 is a heavy sucker, but that's the price you pay for GREAT TONE. I load...

I've used an older 2:90 for many years now, and don't even use the modes. The amp sounds stellar without them. I tried them at first, but they weren't worth the trouble of switching them in and out. I was once told by a sound engineer at a gig in a very large hall that my use of the "Deep" was...

What is the "C+" mod? Just curious...

I use a Radial Tonebone Classic, or a Keeley Modded TS-808 into the front of my Mesa Studio Pre/Simul 2:90 rig. Both distortion pedals are now my main sources of overdrive sounds with this rig, and they sound great! I just set the Studio Pre on "clean", and never change it. My other pedals are...

Did you ever figure out what was wrong? Did you take it to an amp tech? Just curious...

Not sure - when my 2:90 blew up years ago (never again since then), it made a loud "pop", and I lost signal on one side. The amp had blown some Caps and Resistors, and I had it fixed at a local amp shop. No problems whatsoever since then! I load it with Groove Tubes 6L6GE's, and it sounds HUGE...

I would agree - $350 - $400 max. Check on Ebay to see what they are going for. Many years ago I think I paid about $450.00 for mine, used. I've been using it for many years now with a Simul 2:90, and this combination rocks!! I always get great compliments on my overall tone. However, my main...