Hey, need a guitar player?

[EvaCassini]

You are such a silly faggot Jamie. That is why I love you and want to have your babies!!!

By babies, I mean adopting a cat lol.

[lordworm]

Mesa Boogie amps are alright, but when you need a stack you gotta go with Marshall.

[robertlouis]

Apologies Jamie for that giant ego-shredding pic on your thread - never realised it would be so big lol. BTW, don't need a guitar player (obviously), but might be looking for an accordion player at some stage......

[Jamie French]

Completely disagree... if you like zero headroom and maximum, (unmusical) gain then go ahead and make out with a Marshall all day long. I prefer sick rhythmic control and precision. Nothing beats the saturation and scooped mids of a Mesa... The sounds doesn't scream and whine like a Marshall, it crushes, it clobbers, it has character.

But, even better is that my Roadstar Dual Rectifier is a 4 gain stage amp... only a very small portion of my time is spent making kids music, (hardrock) so I have access to every tone imaginable all tube, all analog, all awesome for the rest of the time when I'm playing actual music.

Mesa Boogie amps are alright, but when you need a stack you gotta go with Marshall.

[morim]

Mesa Boogie amps are alright, but when you need a stack you gotta go with Marshall.

Mesa do not have any dynamics.
You can cherish your strings, or you can strike them as hell your Mesa will always sound the same.

[beastly]

I'll roll with a Mesa over anything. But hey, everyone likes their tone to be their own.