Weight of the Stiletto Ace Combo

[firstsong]

Hello -

Does anyone know the weight of the Stiletto Ace combo? I'm favoring as more portable than a head/cabinet set-up, but I'm sure it's not light.

Thank you,

Sam

 

[MrMarkIII]

The shipping weight of my 2 x 12, in the box, with foot switch and the 3" casters, was 90 lbs.
A 1 x 12 should be about 70 lbs.

 

[firstsong]

Thanks for your response. I'm drawn towards the El 34 tone, yet hauling that thing around to gigs sounds daunting!

 

[MrMarkIII]

Mesa really should use those Marshall-style recessed cab handles. I think they put them on the Trem-O-Verb, but that was about it. Or two of the regular handles on the top like the AC-30.

 

[jab]

I went with the head and 1-12 and 2-12 Roadster cabs for stacking. It's easier than carrying a combo for sure but even the head alone (50 lbs) and cabs (35-40 lbs) is no small matter. Everytime I pick them up I say to myself, "why is rock n roll so heavy".

 

[MusicManJP6]

i'm pretty sure the 1x12 combo is closer to 80 lbs. Heavy for sure!!

 

[insideout]

Yep, the Stiletto 1x12 is 78lbs as per the price list. I about killed myself trying to get it in my truck, so I traded it for a Deuce head and built a cab. 2 pieces at 45 lbs is much easier to deal with than 1 at 80 lbs. The Ace combo has a mojo to it though, and I don't blame anyone for wanting that

 

[rocksalt7]

Yep...really hefty at about 81lbs on my work scale. Stairs are no fun at all!! Mine is upstairs and it stays there unless I really want to flatten somebody...which has happened :twisted:

I've done the separates thing too...over the long haul, I'm not sure which is worse!

What matters is that the sound from this beast makes any trouble VERY worthwhile!! :mrgreen:

 

[Dusty Rhodes]

1x12 = 78 lbs. w/o casters.