robberns Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 2006 Mesa Lonestar Special 1x12 Combo. Brown tolex with wheat grille. In immaculate condition, only played in my music room at reasonable levels. Includes all documentation and transferable 5-year warranty (over 4-years left). $1300 plus shipping in the original box unless you want to pick it up in New England (I’ll meet you half-way). No trade offers, thanks. • Pure Class A, Multi-Watt™, Channel Assignable Power Amp (Patent Pending) allows you to assign either 1, 2 or all 4 Power Tubes to each Channel for Power Ratings of 5, 15 or 30 Watts per Channel via independent 5/15/30 Watt Power Switches • 4xEL84, 5x12AX7, 1x5Y3 Rectifier • 12” Celestion-made C90 speaker • Rectifier Tracking (5&15 Watt Mode = Tube, 30 Watt = Diode) • 2 Fully Independent Channels each with Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass, Presence, Reverb & Master Controls • Channel 1= Boutique Vintage Clean/Classic Breakup • Channel 2= Clone of Ch 1 or Cascading High Gain • Drive/Clean Switch activates Ch 2 “Drive” Control (Multi-Stage Cascading Gain Circuit) • Thick/Normal/Thicker Voicing Switch (Channel 2) • All-Tube, Long Spring Reverb with Bright/Warm Reverb Tone Switch • Output Level Control (over all channels when activated) • Footswitchable Solo Level Control (over all channels when activated) • All-Tube FX Loop with Send Level Control (over all channels when activated) • True “Hard” Bypass Switch that removes FX Loop, Output Level & Solo Level Controls from signal path • Slave Out w/Level Control • Fan Cooled with On/Off Switch • External Switching Jacks for Channels 1/2, Solo & Reverb • All Aluminum Chassis • 2 Button Footswitch (Channel 1/2 & Solo) • Slip Cover, casters
robberns Posted February 25, 2007 Author Posted February 25, 2007 Not for what I doing in the band I am in.This is a great blues amp, but I needed more EL34-ish Marshally tones.One thing that really makes this amp versatile is the ability to scale the power from 5 to 15 to 30 watts on each channel independantly.
HamerHokie Posted February 26, 2007 Posted February 26, 2007 Not for what I doing in the band I am in.This is a great blues amp, but I needed more EL34-ish Marshally tones.One thing that really makes this amp versatile is the ability to scale the power from 5 to 15 to 30 watts on each channel independantly.If you are into Mesa Boogie and want the EL34 tones you might want to look at the new Stiletto, or you can get a Lone Star and put EL34s in that. Gives you the whole controllabilty palette of the newer Mesas.I might be interested in the Special.
BadJaxx Posted February 26, 2007 Posted February 26, 2007 i recently bought an LSS and it's a great amp...very flexible...nice cleans and low to mid gain tones...typical Mesa quality...
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