Ok my 2 cents. Backi in 1983 my drummer kept telling me to buy a mesa boogie. Finally got to hear one when we played a gig with 3rf stage alert. It was a regular 2c. Well I couldn't afford the $1300 for a new one, so I found a used one in Howie Hubberman's store in Hollywood.
The animal I bought though was a old one a fully loaded mark 1 head with graphic and reverb. That amp drove me crazy with the bass frequencies being too woofy. So a added a dod 6 band eq to the amp to smooth out the harshness.
When I couldn't get a replacement eq for the DoD I wrote Mesa Boogie amps off and purchased a couple of Laney AORs to replace it.
I went on vacation to visit my relatives in Madison Wisconsin in 1987, when I found out Anthrax was playing a club there and had to check them out. Danny Spitz had 2 or 3 Mark 3 long heads in his rack and it sounded awesome.
I decided then when I get home I was going to buy me 2 boogies. A simul class and a regular 60/100 head and run them simultaneously.
Well fate crossed my path a friend of mine was selling his custom ordered Mesa Boogie Simul Class for $400 less than. New mark 3.
The animal I bought though was a old one a fully loaded mark 1 head with graphic and reverb. That amp drove me crazy with the bass frequencies being too woofy. So a added a dod 6 band eq to the amp to smooth out the harshness.
When I couldn't get a replacement eq for the DoD I wrote Mesa Boogie amps off and purchased a couple of Laney AORs to replace it.
I went on vacation to visit my relatives in Madison Wisconsin in 1987, when I found out Anthrax was playing a club there and had to check them out. Danny Spitz had 2 or 3 Mark 3 long heads in his rack and it sounded awesome.
I decided then when I get home I was going to buy me 2 boogies. A simul class and a regular 60/100 head and run them simultaneously.
Well fate crossed my path a friend of mine was selling his custom ordered Mesa Boogie Simul Class for $400 less than. New mark 3.