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For sale Mesa Boogie Subway TT-800

Sold
$875.00
Status
This item has been sold and is no longer available!

Details

Mesa Boogie Subway TT-800 - new to me.
Used by me for less than 5 minutes - amazing head and I will be sticking with my Reiner Saturn V

Is perfect, like new with no dings of any kind.
Specs:
  • Foot-switchable, 2-channel, Class A vacuum tube preamplifier with Tri-Tube topology, 3 x 12AT7 tubes
  • Class D power section with 8, 4, or 2 ohm Impedance Switch
  • 800W @ 4 or 2 ohms; 400W @ 8 ohms
  • Channel One (Boogie Channel) with Input Gain, variable Highpass filter (25Hz–125Hz), passive 3-band EQ with Bass, Mid with variable Mid-Shift control, Treble, and Master Volume
  • Channel Two (Subway Channel) with Input Gain, variable Highpass filter (25Hz–125Hz), fully active 3-band EQ (±12dB Bass, Mid, Treble) with sweepable Midrange frequency control (150Hz–2kHz), and Master Volume
  • Play/Mute switch; High/Low Gain switch: Deep switch; Bright switch
  • Channel/Footswitch select switch
  • Global O/D Symmetry control (variable, symmetrical to asymmetrical)
  • Protection and Limiting LED indicators
  • Tube-driven, post master, balanced XLR DI Output with Line/Mic and Ground Lift switches
  • Tube-driven, pre-EQ, balanced XLR DI Output with Line/Mic and Ground Lift switches
  • 2 channel-Independent, fully buffered series FX Loops
  • Rear-panel Tuner Output with front-panel Play/Mute switch
  • External Footswitch jack for Tuner/Mute and Channel Select (footswitch available separately)
  • Mesa Boogie gig bag
  • Headphone Output; Auxiliary Input; USB Power Outlet
  • 2 Speakon Speaker Output jacks
  • Rugged, lightweight (7 pounds, 3 ounces) fan-cooled chassis
  • Handcrafted in Petaluma, California
For sale only $875 USD Paypal, Zelle, or local cash pickup, shipped CONUS - no trades.

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Comments

jdwinva

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Aug 3, 2005
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Hadn't heard a Reiner Saturn V before and I just listened to a demo on YouTube. WOW!!!!! Tone for days.
 
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paujones

Paul Jones
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wondering if you missed any parts of the TT-800 compared to the Reiner? They seem vastly different with the Boogie having lots of versatility and 2 channels, and the Reiner being really simple with a single channel. Just wondering because they are both interesting to me.
 

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