Amps that cover a lot of ground

[Shoeless_jose]

Mesa Dual Rectifier Roadster.

 

[DudeManBrother]

Man for Nashville sessions, I’d be lugging my Vox AC30 and Fender Hot Rod Duville for almost everything. Head wise it’d probably be a Bogner Ecstasy 101B or a Fuchs Mantis

 

[Vyn]

Mesa Mark IV or V. Can do anything with those amps.

 

[Wizard of Ozz]

Engl SE
Diezel VH4 & Herbert
Wizard MC2 & MTL
Mesa MKIII/MKIV/JP2C/MKV
Mesa MW Dual/Triple Recto

 

[curlyvice]

I have to cover a lot of tonal territory as well, from country to prog. Was using an Axe FX for a while but have since gone back to regular amps and I'm rolling with a 5150III and a Bad Cat Hot Cat. I can coax pretty much any tone I want out of those two amps

 

[Hollowway]

How about a Randall RM100? You can get that and a handful of modules for around $500-600 used.

 

[Triple7]

Another vote for each the Mark IV and the Sig: X

 

[cwhitey2]

Another vote for each the Mark IV and the Sig: X

I agree as well

 

[InCasinoOut]

Wait, you said you don't need a 5150, but you're looking at the Invective?? ...it's basically a more advanced 5150 at its core.

 

[narad]

Wait, you said you don't need a 5150, but you're looking at the Invective?? ...it's basically a more advanced 5150 at its core.

Got those two 9V plugs on the back tho

 

[Cheap]

Dang you guys came in hot with suggestions while I was away! Haha now I get to sort through all this option paralysis.. Didn't expect to see so much Mesa love so I'll have to take a way closer look into that

Wait, you said you don't need a 5150, but you're looking at the Invective?? ...it's basically a more advanced 5150 at its core.

I'm really interested in the Invective for channel 1/2 and the lower gain tones it can do. I doubt I'd touch channel 3 and go full on holy shit 5150 with it unless I'm reamping for a band I'm recording.

^^Don't even joke about them 9v plugs. My laziness knows no bounds so having that built in makes my life even lazier