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Cromag forced into new territory

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Howdy y'all, i am forced to update my rig by the lack if mesa tubes. I have used a 400+ and a old af peavey with a kappa replacing the widow and an 410 xlb with delta 310's in it. The peavey is the featherweight of the lot. When i need ki put the ampeg into half the 410, it is two 10" 8 ohm circuits.
Because of Mesa beiing sold only at GC i am settled on the Bergantino forte but the 12" being their biggest i am going with the accugroove tri 15.
I am a cash register below the 5th and roll the tone knob off player i am not interested in cutting through the mix, it is usually riding my boogie.
Can an ag 12" replace my old 15" or even the 2x10?
No store's within two houra drive has decent bass gear so i am going to buy online. What's the modern replacement for a 400+ and a 15?
 

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The modern replacement would be the Mesa TT-800 (Boogie channel was modeled around the Bass 400/400+) and the Subway 115 is the evolution of the Powerhouse 115. You might download the owner’s manual from the website to familiarize yourself with it.

Re-tubing a bass 400/400+ Is going to be a bit of a challenge right now, both the availability of the tubes and then of course the cost. If you can, you might wait 6 months to a year to see what happens to the tube market.
 
It is a problem, i gotta work. The mesa at guitar center only now is a no. That place is the worst and no one at mesa will answer a question about it or my tubes. It was nit like this for the first decade i worked this head..
 
It is a problem, i gotta work. The mesa at guitar center only now is a no. That place is the worst and no one at mesa will answer a question about it or my tubes. It was nit like this for the first decade i worked this head..
That’s not true, Mesa is not only at Guitar Center, and I am trying to help you. You can always give our customer service guys a call (Mon-Thurs, the factory is closed Fridays) and you will get the information you need.

What exactly is your question?
 
Dude, there is no number to call in your pist. An ereant bully online does not give me customer service for mesa.
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Sorry, I assumed that you would be able to get the information from our website (or from even a quick search on the web).

The customer service number is 1-707-789-3348, the factory is open Mon - Thurs (closed Fridays). If the customer service guys are tied up helping other players, they will call you back if you leave your number.

The on-line help portal is at Invalid Link Removed

The tube shortage issue is global, if you are interested in the facts here is some information regarding what the entire industry is dealing with right now: Is a tube shortage imminent? Mike Matthews confirms Electro-Harmonix brands are subject to Russian export ban

Did I do something to you to deserve the rude response above? I have no idea who you are, nor why you posted what you did.
 
And another fantastic day begins at TalkBass... :sour:

New dude, short a tube or two, comes in, declares his thing... sort of. Within minutes gets help from the horse's mouth, so-to-speak. And a couple posts in, tells the Mesa rep to FO.

I love it. Up next; rabies vaccine for the Easter Bunny.
 
@Shoe Gower, here's a friendly suggestion, guaranteed to provide the best solution to your problem.
Drop the slang, do your best to communicate in English, proofread what you post before you post it, and understand that the only question you have asked, so far, has been answered by perhaps the most knowledgeable person extant on the subject.
Try not to be so dismissive.
 
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