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Love my TT800, and echo the bit about RTFM
I did it. I FINALLY joined the Mesa owners club after playing for 26 years. There have been a fair number of Peavey amps, and my Eden WT400 has served me well for the past 15 years. But ever since the TT-800 came out, I wanted one. The selectable Subway/Boogie preamps were a great idea.
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I havent had a chance to really crank up the volume (time, other people in the house, and I forgot to get another Speakon cable...) but so far it's great. I'm sure I'll like it even more once I really get to dive into the manual and tweak the controls.
Now I want a Mesa subway 410. Or maybe a Subway 212. Or maybe a Powerhouse 610....
Look forward to hearing your comparision between the Eden and the TT (as a long time WT-400 devotee)!
I second that. I think Mesa is the only amp I haven't played through. How does it compare tonally to the Eden?Look forward to hearing your comparision between the Eden and the TT (as a long time WT-400 devotee)!
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I’m still a GK Fan boy ! until trace comes out with something newDude, my M6 has NEVER been past 4 on the master volume, so I can only imagine an M9.
The Subway looks amazing, though. I am NOT a fan of class D amps but I've heard the Subway hits it out of the park. Duh, it's Mesa...the Ferrari of amps.
Do it!Congrats on the TT-800! Over the years I have owned and played pretty much all of the Mesa Amps and Cabs.
Now I use and love the Mesa WD800 into a Subway 215.
I have yet to try the TT-800...but it is calling me and I think pretty soon I will have to buy a new one.
Rock your Cirrus into that Mesa!
I need a LOT more time to delve into it. And to RTFM. Haha. I still have several pedals I've barely had time to play with.Great stuff and thanks for the link
Can't wait to get back into big amps myself one day... and pedals...
Solid choice, I bet it sounds great.
What's your opinion on it so far?
Look forward to hearing your comparision between the Eden and the TT (as a long time WT-400 devotee)!
I am too. I'll post some updates when I get themI second that. I think Mesa is the only amp I haven't played through. How does it compare tonally to the Eden?
I've always been a 410 kinda guy. I went with the Eden 112s for modularity and space (and I got a great deal on them)Speaking from experience, the 410 is INCREDIBLE and (it seems) the most slept on cab here on TB.
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You mean Peavey? (Peavey owns Trace Elliot)I’m still a GK Fan boy ! until trace comes out with something new