Mesa Subway D-350!

[agedhorse]

That's great news and London's just 2 hours away for me! Is there an official date for the opening? I saw the news last summer, but couldn't find more info since then.

I don't know, I'm totally apart from the global marketing folks (they speak a different language than us engineering types. I will ask.

 

[MOSCOWBASS]

Will the Gibson Garage London be exclusive dealers, or will other music retailers also have Mesa gear in uk/eu?

 

[agedhorse]

Will the Gibson Garage London be exclusive dealers, or will other music retailers also have Mesa gear in uk/eu?

My understanding is that there will be dealers throughout Europe, including the UK.

 

[MOSCOWBASS]

My understanding is that there will be dealers throughout Europe, including the UK.

Thanks Andy...I am poised

 

[BBear]

It's official: Opening in London on 24th February.

Welcome to Gibson

 

[lermgalieu]

Wonder why the word “Mesa” doesn’t appear in the release?

 

[ardgedee]

Wonder why the word “Mesa” doesn’t appear in the release?

It doesn't mention any of Gibson's other subsidiaries either.

There's a Mesa Rosette amp in the photo of the acoustic guitar showroom.

I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[Chuck M]

Wonder why the word “Mesa” doesn’t appear in the release?

There is a place to click on bass amps and the Subway line is there.

 

[MOSCOWBASS]

There is a place to click on bass amps and the Subway line is there.

In the USA store, but not in the London UK site yet.

 

[agedhorse]

In the USA store, but not in the London UK site yet.

Here’s the London landing page, presumably if you’re going to plug in guitars and basses it will be primarily to Mesa amps. That’s how it was explained to me anyway.

 

[MOSCOWBASS]

Here’s the London landing page, presumably if you’re going to plug in guitars and basses it will be primarily to Mesa amps. That’s how it was explained to me anyway.

Do you have a link to that, I don't see any Mesa gear listed on the Gibson Garage site here in the Uk yet.... thanks

 

[agedhorse]

Do you have a link to that, I don't see any Mesa gear listed on the Gibson Garage site here in the Uk yet.... thanks

TB’s not accepting the link. I will try another way.

Gibson Garage London | Gibson

 

[MOSCOWBASS]

TB’s not accepting the link. I will try another way.

Gibson Garage London | Gibson

Thanks Andy, I see that link and it takes me to the USA site that shows Mesa amps. In the drop down if you change to UK there are no amps at the moment.

 

[lermgalieu]

It doesn't mention any of Gibson's other subsidiaries either.

There's a Mesa Rosette amp in the photo of the acoustic guitar showroom.

I wouldn't worry about it.

lol I’m not worried

 

[agedhorse]

Thanks Andy, I see that link and it takes me to the USA site that shows Mesa amps. In the drop down if you change to UK there are no amps at the moment.

I have no idea, there’s no Maestro either and some of the other brands are missing too. Maybe that info won’t be added until the opening?

 

[HelpImaRock]

After nearly a year, I finally started using the bright switch. I play a Mustang with flats and wanted a more trebly clean for a less abrupt change to dirt. It gets me into rounds territory. I'm going to keep it for at least a bit.

 

[Chuck M]

My D-350 has become my go to amp with upright bass. Paired with a Phil Jones C4 cabinet it just kills for upright.

 

[Al Kraft]

Despite its small size and minimal feature set the D-350 is much more versatile than I originally assumed it would be. It has a surprisingly wide range of voicing flexibility and enough power to be a main amp for much larger venues than I ever expected.

The more I read regarding other folks' experiences with the 350, the more convinced I am that I'm not alone in my assessment.

 

[xjbebop]

That's been my experience. Started gigging again last year after a very long hiatus, with a new, loud alt rock band.
Even though I first bought a D800+, I've only used the D350 for gigs, driving a SW115 & SW112.
That rig has more than enough power to shake the neighborhood without breaking a sweat.....

 

[SJan3]

Despite its small size and minimal feature set the D-350 is much more versatile than I originally assumed it would be. It has a surprisingly wide range of voicing flexibility and enough power to be a main amp for much larger venues than I ever expected.

The more I read regarding other folks' experiences with the 350, the more convinced I am that I'm not alone in my assessment.

Totally agree with @Al Kraft. And the feature set is perfect for me. Very flexible tonally. May not have the "goodies" that the more expensive Mesa units have but it's everything I need, and more. So much to like about the D-350.