Mesa/Boogie Official Club Thread

[Vic]

I am not a compressor user, but the graphic eq might be nice...

+1

That's the ONE feature I might find useful. I definitely don't need any more power, and I can't remember the last time I used a compressor, BUT, while I generally don't need much EQ on this head, a GEQ might be nice in some venues.

 

[Chef]

My personal vote is still
M9 power, Walkabout preamp with the semi para section + shelving top and bottom, passive mids, and then add the M6 voicing control and top end sheen.

 

[Saluki]

My personal vote is still
M9 power, Walkabout preamp with the semi para section + shelving top and bottom, passive mids, and then add the M6 voicing control and top end sheen.

I'd buy that!

 

[tombowlus]

My personal vote is still
M9 power, Walkabout preamp with the semi para section + shelving top and bottom, passive mids, and then add the M6 voicing control and top end sheen.

I have been suggesting something along these lines, but in a 2-channel head, with one channel being the Walkabout pre (to a tee) and the other being the M6. Switching between those two tones, you could cover a lot of ground.

Tom.

 

[Chef]

Yessir, you could...that would take three rack spaces though, eh?

 

[tombowlus]

Yessir, you could...that would take three rack spaces though, eh?

I think it could be done in two.

 

[Chef]

Lotta knobs, not much real estate. I'd be curious to see how that would lay out.
Cool though.

 

[tombowlus]

Lotta knobs, not much real estate. I'd be curious to see how that would lay out.
Cool though.

It's not as bad as you might think. Look at the M9. If you take out the graphic, and use similar-sized knobs, you could fit the Walkabout pre across the top.

That being said, you could probably get much better internal cooling (thermal capacity) in a 3U setup.

Tom.

 

[Chef]

that's probably accurate...

It's not as bad as you might think. Look at the M9. If you take out the graphic, and use similar-sized knobs, you could fit the Walkabout pre across the top.

Tom.

 

[CElton]

I have been suggesting something along these lines, but in a 2-channel head, with one channel being the Walkabout pre (to a tee) and the other being the M6. Switching between those two tones, you could cover a lot of ground.

Tom.

My credit card company would like to thank you in advance...

 

[illidian]

Lotta knobs, not much real estate. I'd be curious to see how that would lay out.
Cool though.

Genz-Benz does it with the GBE750. Lots of knobs, but still looks great.

Though… Three rack spaces means 2 ohm operation.

 

[Horny Toad]

Genz-Benz does it with the GBE750. Lots of knobs, but still looks great.

Though… Three rack spaces means 2 ohm operation.

Both the M6 & M9 will go to two ohms. In two rack spaces.

 

[Shampoo Mohawk]

woo Mesa Boogie

 

[Crabby]

Count me in. Picked up this rig this past week for a killer deal and am loving it! May add a second 115 or look for a larger Mesa cab but either way, I think I am finally going to get into this brand in a big way!

 

[jetofuj]

^ Your new small and portable rig looks killer!

 

[Holy War]

already a member but thought I would post my updated rig

 

[gillento]

^ ...!

Thanks again Chris for the deal on the Fathom!!

I'll post updated pics of the complete rig (Fathom/SA410/HS210) next week, once I'll take delivery of the Berg cab!

 

[Georges Abitbol]

Mine: Mesa 400+ & Powerhouse 410.
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I'd like to add another Powerhouse 410... or 115.

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[Holy War]

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haha, we almost have the same rig! Im looking at maybe adding a 400+ to my collection as well.

Nice get up

 

[B.C.]

So what are your guys thoughts on the Titan? I assume it sounds more or less like the Big Block 750 with more power and a second channel.