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Mesa/Boogie Official Club Thread...Part #2
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I received my M6 this weekend and I love it already. Here it is pictured with some GK Neo 412's I just finished bringing back to life.
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I just finished working on the cabs this morning, so naturally I hooked them both up to see what it sounded like. Never made past 9 o'clock, it was ridiculously loud. Lucky for my band mates I won't be using the cabs at the same time. I plan to keep them in different locations for convenience.
Thanks! I've only spent a little time with the new setup, but I think the 4x12 will suit me just fine. BTW I've been watching the powerhouse cab you have for sale. I got the chance to try one a week ago and loved it. Good luck with the sale.
Hey I am running a Big Block 750 with an Aguilar 212. Was thinking about adding a PH115 any opinions?
Hey, there's an M-pulse under your cupboard - I bet you forgot you even had one with all this Mesa coolness you have
Yeah, That's my m-pulse 360..wonderful sounding head!
I use a Walkabout with a PH212 as my regular rig. A rig for all seasons...er....situations, IMHO.
Dan
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I weighed the PH212 we tested in issue #1 at 66 lbs. It was pretty easy to move, especially with those nice casters.
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