mesa/boogie Tag

And a "best of Devin in the EMG studio montage" for good measure.

They released the E101 Digitalamp way back in 1984.

...or its storage space, anyway.

After all these years the Triaxis is still going strong.

Last I checked he was still a Mesa/Boogie man.

For fans of tube bass amps and exceptional volume.

The band has made some major amplification changes since their last album.

Bonus, they're named after the legendary San Francisco venue.

The company formerly known as VHT added an option that makes this high gain monster way more useful. I just

These amps are mirroring the evolution of the full size Rectifiers, so soon we'll see a 3-channel mini that

Forgive me if I get excited about some new options for bassists who prefer valves over solid-state.

The band goes into far more detail about the recording process than what I'm used to seeing from bands' studio