Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster Amp Head
Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster Amp Head
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From an interview in 2006: "IC: What amps do you use live nowadays? A: I’ve got a Mesa/Boogie Roadster and Joel [Stroetzel] is usin... more
A longtime Boogie man, Gillard now plugs into a 2012 Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster which runs into a Mesa 4x12 cabinet. more
In this post, Travis states that he has previously used a Mesa/Boogie Roadster. more
In an interview with Anthony Denny, he describes his versatile range of amps he loves using but concluded that his favorite amp is his Me... more
Awesome Amp!!!
Just purchased this amp in the last year however it has proven to be very a versatile amp for me. Being a guitar player in Rock cover bands it allows me to cover all basis...Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Grunge, Alternative etc. Only issue I have with the amp is the annoying popping sound when switching to channel 3 and Mute/Tuner for the first time after power-up. If you're amp is at gigging levels this could be a very loud pop which would probably be bad for the ears not to mention the equipment.
Overall I'm very satisfied with the amp.
that's mesa for you... super versatile if you wanna spend the time dialing in all those knobs and switches, but there's always an issue with the relays... watch out, the switching is notoriously unreliable on the complicated mesa heads of the 90s from the recto series