What is the best complement to my Triaxis

[jays23]

Hi,
I already have a triaxis(not the version with recto)
and was wondering which mesa amp will complement best.

I'm hesitating between Lonestar head , Roadster Head, Dual rectifier head 3 channel and Mark V?
I know triaxis have some Mark.

I love the clean tone of the lonestar

May someone can help me?
Which combo would give me the best versatility?

Thanks

 

[Guitar Ike]

When you ask what the best compliment to your Triaxis is, I assume you mean a power amp.
The new 2:Fifty is a turd...avoid it. The old 50/50 Stereo has the most bottom end of any power amp I've ever heard. The top-end is real fat. They have great old school tone. The 20/20 will get you GNR, The Cult, Rancid, border-line Metallica tone. But the only power amp for the Triaxis is the 2:Ninety Simul-Class. There is a 295 Simul-Class, a 395 and the Strategy 400. The 400 has 16 power tubes @ 200 watts per side. The 2:Ninety is my personal choice partly because eight power tubes is enough to deal with.
If your talking Amp-Heads. Hmmm.... Mark V Boogie, Mark III Red Stripe, Mark IIC+. The Fuchs Viper has great Rhythm tones. The lead sound has a little 70's overtone I've been avoiding since the 70's.
Anyway, nuf said.
Peace

 

[dbone]

I could be wrong but I think the OP is saying if you could have one other Mesa amp to put next to your Triaxis rig what would it be.

For me I would want a amp that offers a true contrast to the Triaxis tonal palate.
That contrast would come in the form of a Roadster or Roadking Head.
Ya get an additional 12 preamp circuits to play with and have 4 on tap at any given time.

 

[jays23]

I could be wrong but I think the OP is saying if you could have one other Mesa amp to put next to your Triaxis rig what would it be.

For me I would want a amp that offers a true contrast to the Triaxis tonal palate.
That contrast would come in the form of a Roadster or Roadking Head.
Ya get an additional 12 preamp circuits to play with and have 4 on tap at any given time.

I'm thinking more for a roadster than a roadking head because the difference of price, when you said get additional 12 preamp circuit, what do you mean exactly?

Thank

 

[jays23]

I could be wrong but I think the OP is saying if you could have one other Mesa amp to put next to your Triaxis rig what would it be.

For me I would want a amp that offers a true contrast to the Triaxis tonal palate.
That contrast would come in the form of a Roadster or Roadking Head.
Ya get an additional 12 preamp circuits to play with and have 4 on tap at any given time.

I'm thinking more for a roadster than a roadking head because the difference of price, when you said get additional 12 preamp circuit, what do you mean exactly?

Thank

 

[dbone]

Each channel on the roadster has 3 core sounds to select from and there's 4 channels
That's 12 tone circuits. These recto sounds are totally different than you Mark based Triaxis so you will be adding diversity to your tone arsenal

 

[ibanez4life SZ!]

Agreed on the Roadster...you get Lonestar cleans too

Eric

 

[Neptical]

+'ing up on the Roadster as well. The Triaxis would fit quite well paired up with a Roadster. Something I intend to pair up with both of my Mark III's. The more I keep hearing Roadsters lately the more my 'check engine' light keeps coming on.

~Nep~