Mesa Boogie Rectifier Preamp or Peavey JSX

[RSVampire]

Originally Posted by SimpleMind

Hei, what exactly do you mean with go old?
Best regards Andreas

he means don't buy any new Mesa/Boogies... buy amps that are out of production or aren't being made anymore.

[SimpleMind]

Originally Posted by David McCarroll

Bear in mind that a huge part of a recorded guitar tone is the effects, compression, post recording EQ and mixing - any amp is going to sound like a big dry loud box until you add some processing, so if the loose change allows it, the TC G-Major is a stupendously good all purpose effects system for not a huge amount of money.

You are right about that. Played "For the love of god" through a Rectifier without effects. I get a much better sound with my 100 dollar transistoramp from 1982 together with a Boos GT 6. But i thought that the Roadster would sound really incriedible together with the GT6? But on the other hand i didn`t try! If i understand you right you would rather invest in some decent effects than in an expensive amp?

[SimpleMind]

Originally Posted by RSVampire

he means don't buy any new Mesa/Boogies... buy amps that are out of production or aren't being made anymore.

Understood that but didn`t understand why?

[Andy43]

Originally Posted by SimpleMind

Understood that but didn`t understand why?

My point was that I find new Mesa's buzzy sounding. I meant "old" as Mark IIC+'s, III's and IV's, even though Mark IV's are still in production. But that's just my opinion, so don't take it so seriously.

[ivajel]

Hello! I'm also searching for some mesa boogie head! I want to buy a stiletto deuce stege ll top. I would be verry greateful if someon help me where i can find it in Munich for very low price.. Maybe, cheaper then 2000 euros.. Second hand is also my option.. But where i can find that master piece for that price??

[SimpleMind]

Trident for under 2000.-:
http://www2.justmusic.de/catalogsear...iletto&x=0&y=0

or

http://www.thomann.de/de/search_dir....iletto&x=0&y=0