:lol: Life is funny!
My 1st Mesa was a Rev. F 2 channel Dual Rec.
Since then, I have had a Rev. G and another Rev. F.
I've also had a Tremoverb head and a Roadster head.
It's actually easier to list the Mesa amps that I haven't owned than it is to list the ones that I have.
Guess it's one of the perks of being a Mesa tech and owning an amp repair shop!
I keep coming back to this.....
I want fat cleans that are warm and articulate, great reverb, and the sickest distortion on the planet!
I just traded for a Tremoverb combo. Although I'm already thinking about turning it into a head (the thing weighs more than my Heartbreaker combo!), it is definitely going to replace my DC-10 as my main amp!
I will miss the GEQ on the DC, but the cleans are warmer and fatter, and the distortion is just so much thicker!
The DC is incredible for Santana and Classic Rock stuff, but just can't hold up to the other stuff that we play.
Good thing my G-Major II has an EQ function! :lol:
My 1st Mesa was a Rev. F 2 channel Dual Rec.
Since then, I have had a Rev. G and another Rev. F.
I've also had a Tremoverb head and a Roadster head.
It's actually easier to list the Mesa amps that I haven't owned than it is to list the ones that I have.
Guess it's one of the perks of being a Mesa tech and owning an amp repair shop!
I keep coming back to this.....
I want fat cleans that are warm and articulate, great reverb, and the sickest distortion on the planet!
I just traded for a Tremoverb combo. Although I'm already thinking about turning it into a head (the thing weighs more than my Heartbreaker combo!), it is definitely going to replace my DC-10 as my main amp!
I will miss the GEQ on the DC, but the cleans are warmer and fatter, and the distortion is just so much thicker!
The DC is incredible for Santana and Classic Rock stuff, but just can't hold up to the other stuff that we play.
Good thing my G-Major II has an EQ function! :lol:
