WannaBoogie
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domct203 said:Yea sure, they opened the box to test the amp, then they applied some dust and threw out the box and held the rest of the items for an order you did not even place yet :shock:
Yeah, I know... The same thoughts have been circling in my head for the last several days. But, at least the the amp "checked" out with the tech. Meaning it powers on and actually lights up. We will know more once the tranny swap is complete.
domct203 said:Sounds like the seller is talking out their ass to cover their deceptive acts. The amp is obviously used, a demo model at best. I doubt that they are even an authorized Mesa retailer as not just anyone can sell new Mesa gear at retail Pro-Net pricing. I would ask for a 15-20% refund, if they give you a hard time, report them to the "Better Business Bureau". I would report them anyways.
I agree. It is definitely not new. But, one thing I did manage to do right was to look them up on Mesa's web site before I pulled the trigger. There they were in the official dealer list for MN. An Authorized Mesa dealer. That's one of the main reasons I thought everything would be cool. And, probably one of the reasons Mesa sprang into such decisive action when I told them about it.
Also, I will suggest the 15-20% to them and see what they are willing to do.
domct203 said:When the missing items arrive be sure to check that you have the correct manual and footswitch for the new Multi-Watt Recto. The previous model Rectos used the "Bigfoot" footswitch, which had all the switches in one single row. The new Multi-Watt Recto footswitch is a "3 X 3" design, with two rows of 3 buttons. I'm not sure if the footswitch cable should be a 7-pin or 8-pin.
Thanks again for all the great information Dom... I will be sure to check these things closely when (if) I get them. Which "should" be this week sometime.