This Mesa-Boogie amp is in excellent condition and is quite eye-catching with custom green tolex and leather handle. The Stiletto delivers the chimey clean sound characteristic of Mesa-Boogie amps, but if you don’t need that, it’s easy to go from wooly to snarl, and from there to high gain territory.
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Made between 1980-83 the Mesa Boogie Mark II B is credited with being the first amp with a tube buffered FX loop. This amp features a Black Shadow 12″ 150 watt speaker, reverb, pull bright/volume control, pull shift/treble control and pull bright/master control. This amp pumps out a lush clean tone and plenty of grind and saturation on it lead channel!!
MORE →The Deluxe Reverb was relied on for blues and rock and appears on many recordings. This is a very clean and great-sounding example of the 1966 production run.
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Here is a rack mountable 24 bit computer recording interface in good condition. It features USB 2.0 connection, 8 mic preamps, 8 in/out and comes with the required drivers.
MORE →Here is a cool earlier Selmer Selector Tone amp in a later Zodiac cabinet . It pushes 30 watts through two Goodman speakers and features multiple tone selector switches. The amp is in good overall condition and requires a step up transformer to 220 volts to operate.
MORE →Check out this awesome little 22 watt Class A/B combo from Mesa!! This EL84 powered spark plug features 2 channels with a contour switch, Accutronics reverb, FX loop with a mix control and a footswitch. This amp is in excellent overall condition and will take you from clean to crunch and into a sea of liquid gain!!
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