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I’ve owned seven. My first was a studio caliber 22. Mesa/Boogie is top shelf from their products to their service because their amps are all made by great people that are passionate about their craft and the musicians they serve. I recommend giving an attenuator a look for opening the amp up and...

A used LoneStar Special Combo is probably worth a look. On the other hand, if you want to really dive in and Boogie, a Mark series will do what you want now plus open up a lot of avenues for future creative exploration. Boogies are addictive and fabulous amps that are also made and backed by...

I'm shreddin' with this gear! That little black box is the UA 'Dream' - '65 Deluxe Reverb in a pedal format going into a UA 'Volt' audio interface. The little Marshall portable speaker makes for a right-sized personal monitor for use at home and the iPad can be used for practice tracks...

White EJ Strat. Neck was a little sticky but otherwise it was fabulous. Paired nicely with a Lone Star Special.

Jackson + Recto = Thrash

Presently without a Boogie to call my own though I’ve rocked seven of them plus a 20:20 through the years. Presently getting my groove on with a ‘65 DRRI and a 5150 Iconic combo. I definitely want another Boogie, and I have this sneaky feeling that good things will come to those who wait :)