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guess what's on the way...

Part of me really wants an amp like that. But, whenever I contemplate buying something like that, another part of me reminds me that all my gigs are ampless, and I already have several good heads....that don't ever get used. I do use one of my cabinets - as a table to put my pedalboard on in my practice area by my desk.

I'm in a similar situation. Just starting playing again but here in NYC every place has nice backline, and I don't want to carry stuff. I'm not picky when it comes to amps and I carry my DI for the FOH.
 
i couldn't find my adapter from my TC, so i have a couple on the way. they should be here before the amp arrives.



i've never owned a mesa before, but for me, they've always been the amp to get someday. i used to go to the mesa/boogie store in hollywood and try things out. i also bought a schecter bass there (go figure).

i'm expecting to love the d-350, and your post has me even more excited!
Hollywood store is awesome, that's where I bought my Powerhouse 6x10.
I'm excited for you, I'm sure you will love it, Mesa Subway kicks ass!
 
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For those wondering if the D-350 and two good 12" loaded cabs (like the GK Neo 112 II) will sound good and be plenty loud, I'll confess once more that the Arlington County Virginia Police thought my rig was plenty loud enough when they responded to a noise complaint at an outdoor neighborhood party I was playing last year.

The D-350 and the Berg CN212 is also a killer rig I've used numerous times at roadhouse/bar/VFW/Legion type country and rock gigs with great success. While I always had a back-up higher power amp with me just in case the D-350 seemed in over its head, the back-up never left the truck on any gig.

The SW112/115 combo is also seriously huge sounding with the D-350. I've yet to find a cab or cabs that the D-350 didn't work well with. My Mesa PH and SW, Eden, Bergantino, GK, and AudioKinesis cabs as well as a buddy's Hartke XL cabs all pair perfectly with that head IME.
 
I think I want to get one of these too. D350, and two SW 112 cabs. I went D800+, 115, 210 and that's overkill for what I need. I'm just not going to do the volume war gigs anymore, already have hearing damage and what's left is precious. Not that the D350 / 112s can't get loud. Was hoping that a new generation Walkabout combo was maybe coming, but I don't think that's going to happen. Congrats on the new amp!

me, too - i have some hearing drop-off and permanent hissing in my ears from years of volume wars. if i start playing out again, i'm just not doing that anymore.

I would think the 350 with the C-2 would make an excellent low volume combination.

i'll find out in days...

Part of me really wants an amp like that. But, whenever I contemplate buying something like that, another part of me reminds me that all my gigs are ampless, and I already have several good heads....that don't ever get used. I do use one of my cabinets - as a table to put my pedalboard on in my practice area by my desk.

LOLOLOL
 
Way cool! Mesa was always 'The' amp to have, I went with the TT-800 for the Boogie channel. Now I just need bigger speakers of the same brand...
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What bass are you playing these days? It's been a little while.
 
Congrats @pcake.
I believe you will be really happy with your decision.
The 350 is the only Subway that I haven't tried and I'm about to get back into a WD (which is my favourite) (thanks lomo) and I'm quite excited about it after being Subwayless for a year. Finally some gigs happening with a new band again.
I'm sure it'll be fantastic for you. One day I've gotta plug in to a 350 for a taste. I've heard nothing but good things. I'm also afraid that it'll come home with me. Lol.
 
I envy you a bit. I use an Ampeg svt7 pro and have never liked it. It's too reliable to get rid of, but i would love to have a Mesa setup. (I actually dreamed the other night that it was damaged beyond repair by water.) I want a more rich sound that the Ampeg doesn't seem to offer.

Make sure you post your opinions of it. Congrats!
 
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