More than just a tone-shaper, the 5-band EQ is a surgical tool placed after the preamp—so you can add deep lows and shimmering highs without wrecking your attack. Scooping 750Hz while boosting the outer bands creates that iconic “V” curve — massive, 3D crunch even from small cabs. Each slider develops dimension. Learn it. Respect it. And beware the EQ hangover. The perfection addition to your growing Mesa collection can be found here: https://ow.ly/VtK650Wnap0 | Mesa Boogie

The Middle, Treble, and Presence settings were lower in Ch. 2 to create smoother and more vintage midrange and high frequencies, with both single coil and humbucking pickups. The lower settings with 6V6s power tubes accentuates the warmer tones possible from the Triple Crown. Check out the Triple Crown Series here: https://ow.ly/hFEA50Qy4IV | Mesa Boogie

No particle board here. The sonic potential of your cabinet starts with the materials used to build it. Tone can be won or lost due to many factors, like wood density, that impact the sonic character of the cabinet. For this reason, our standard for many cabinets, such as our Rectifier® series, is void-free, marine-grade Baltic birch plywood. The tight, punchy, and resonant qualities of these cabs start with our selection of wood. | Mesa Boogie

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Mesa Boogie Gold Mine Pedal

Looking for a wide range of BOTH Clean Boost and Mild Overdrive in a pedal? Check out the Tone-Burst. This video highlights the subtle side of the Tone-Burst's boost options, adding some cut frequencies and a tasty clip to chords and single notes. Roll the GAIN up to add grit and grind or add dynamic sensitivity to your pick attack by rolling the LEVEL control up to drive the input stage of your favorite amplifier. TREBLE and BASS controls fine tune width and brightness, and higher TREBLE settin