Building/buying rig (need advice) - starting from scratch. P

[lgascoig]

Also, the comments on the Triaxis are that it sounds good, but it isn't 'exactly' the amp that you expect. *i.e. The IIC+ channel sounds good, but it doesn't necessairly sound like a IIC+. *The recto channel sounds good, but it doesn't necessairly sound like a recto.

The IIC+ is getting to be extremely popular on the used market so I wouldn't be surprised if Mesa catches on and does a reissue. *Personally I'd rather wait for the reissue and pay ~$1400-$1500 than get a very old and beat up IIC+ for $2000+. *Likewise, I'd rather have the real thing than the Triaxis.

[rickboot]

Another advantage of the Triaxis is not just versatility, but "programmability". It is convenient to have various patches instantly available, even if they are slight variations on a basic tone configuration.

Rick

[VforVendetta00]

* all i can say about getting the best bang for the buck is line 6 pod pro with a mesa 20/20 and 2 1x12 cabs since its only for your house mainly its'll do the trick, but if u get a good effects processor to go in there to really get the best tone out of it it would be better. either that or a mark IV combo with the G-major.