Dustin Kensrue

Speaking on Twitter about this amp's superiority.

Dustin doesn't indicate what he is using it for, but this Tweet says: "Just picked up this little beauty from @Fender '68 Vibrolux. So rad. Sounds and looks amazing. Thanks Matt Farrar!"

“It responds really well to pedals; I used to play more where I was pushing the amp a ton with the volume knob on the amp and backing it off with pedals. And a while ago, I just switched to trying to use different overdrives to really push the amp.

“So, it’s sitting at 5, just right where as you’re turning it [while] playing, you hear it kind of jump, and it’s really lively there, but it can go a variety of directions. It’s very dynamic, which I like. There’s a Bassman circuit in the amp, and that’s actually what I’m running through.” - Music Radar

“The AC30’s just because I don’t have my New Vintage DK36 with me, but I played AC30s for a long time, so they’re great workhorse amps. It’s just [paired with the Vibrolux] so it’s not two of the same exact amp. It gives our sound guy a little more to work with.”

This thing has been ruling.

In the YouTube video titled "Thrice - Deadbolt (Live at the Reading Festival 2004)" by Thrice Index, a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 150W Solo Head (Multi-Watt) is clearly visible behind Dustin Kensrue and Teppei Teranishi, confirming its use by the artist.