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Mesa/Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet

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For bassists who demand power and precision, the Mesa/Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet is a robust choice designed to deliver both punch and clarity. Known for its durability, this cabinet is built to withstand the rigors of the road, making it ideal for touring musicians. With two 15-inch speakers, it provides a rich, full-range sound that captures the depth and warmth of your bass without sacrificing definition.

The Road Ready series by Mesa/Boogie is known for its rugged construction, featuring protective corners, recessed handles, and a reinforced cabinet design to ensure reliability and longevity. This cabinet is more than just tough; it’s also versatile, capable of handling a wide range of musical styles from rock to jazz. Whether you're playing in a small club or a large venue, this cabinet ensures your bass will be heard with clarity and power.

Engineered for professional performance, the Mesa/Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet employs high-quality components to deliver consistent sound night after night. It's designed for musicians who refuse to compromise on quality and need a cabinet that can keep up with their demanding schedule.

Key Features:

Two 15-inch speakers for full-range sound
Rugged, road-ready construction for durability
Recessed handles for easy transport
Protective corners and reinforced cabinet design
High-quality components for consistent performance
Ideal for a variety of musical styles and venues

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Users mention Mesa's 2x15 cabinets as notably heavy, often requiring casters for easier transport.
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Mesa 2x15 cabs were popular in the 90s, offering a loud alternative to the Ampeg SVT with a unique 4 or 8-ohm configuration.
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Mesa cabinets, including the 2x15, were frequently seen in live sound setups during the 90s, highlighting their reliability in professional environments.
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Flea

Bassist

Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Flea can be seen in this Chili Peppers live performance playing through Mesa Boogie 2x15 Bass Cabinets. The clearest shot of these can be seen at 8:12.

Dave Collins

Singer, Bassist

Bongzilla

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Dave Collins uses a Mesa Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet, as seen in a user-uploaded photo on Flickr. The cabinet is notably missing its brand badges, giving it a distinctive appearance.

Nate Newton

Bassist

Converge

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In a Premier Guitar rig rundown video, Nate Newton discusses his setup for Cave In, specifically mentioning the Mesa Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet as part of his gear.

Chris Bauermeister

Bassist, Composer

Jawbreaker

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This is a still shot of Bauermeister's bass rig, including the Mesa Boogie 2x15 (Diesel) from the Rickshaw Stop in SF - this can also be seen in the video of the whole show:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtRomdSUVjc

This appears to be a recent addition to his bass set-up, since it appears in none of the old footage from the band's existence in the '90s

Kurt Danielson

Bassist

Tad

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Kurt Danielson, in a discussion on TalkBass.com about his setup for "Infrared Riding Hood," mentions his use of 2 Mesa/Boogie 1x15 bass cabinets alongside 2 8x10 cabinets during the recording, confirming his use of the Mesa/Boogie 2x15 Road Ready Bass Cabinet.