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Mesa/Boogie Official Club Thread

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The Titan is just a beast. I've been using 2 channel amps a while now and I can't see changing. If you think you won't use all of it's options, just wait til you get it, and you'll FIND uses for it all! I use Chan 1 for my grindy, more aggressive tone and the OD on that Chan also. Use 2 for a bigger, more bassy clean tone. It's also good that the Solo feature works for both. I kinda wish the FX loop was footswitchable instead if the Inputs, but TBH I bet someone more technically inclined than me could make that work...

You couldn't run outta headroom if you tried! I also like that it's max output is at 4 ohms if you use one big cab like me. No real downsides at all.
 
#964
Well as of today, I now have a monster Mesa rig that far exceeds anything I have ever played through before. The Big Block 750 paired with a Powerhouse 412 cabinet. Its obscenely loud but so well balanced. The lows are deep and tight and the clarity the cab is amazing without being harsh, brittle or irritating. I was able to try out the Powerhouse 1200 and the 412 along with my older 115 cab and the 412 was the clear winner to my ears.

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#967
tombowlus said:
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.

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Alright, just stop teasing us Tom. Seriously, I would pre-order this one if Mesa needs some startup cash for this model.:)
 
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Crabby said:
Well as of today, I now have a monster Mesa rig that far exceeds anything I have ever played through before. The Big Block 750 paired with a Powerhouse 412 cabinet. Its obscenely loud but so well balanced. The lows are deep and tight and the clarity the cab is amazing without being harsh, brittle or irritating. I was able to try out the Powerhouse 1200 and the 412 along with my older 115 cab and the 412 was the clear winner to my ears.

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NICE!!
 
#971
Already have a member #, but just got a Mesa Bass Buster 200 2x10 combo this morning,(pics to follow, in a day or 2), and set that sucker on top of my Deisel 215, and holy moly. I think I may be in love. I traded my trusty 6Pro, and have actually added a significant amount of weight to my rig, but I could care less. Very tasty tone. Just wanted to share, without starting a new thread.
 
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