mesa boogie studio .22+ caliber , any owners out there | Thread profile

thanks for the reply overturned. Just out of curiosity what do you mean by "it wasn't the most reliable amp in the world". Was there a specific problem you had. The reason I'm asking is because I have the oppurtunity to buy one but I don't want to spend the 450 or so dollars if I will have to put alot of money into fixing the amp and replacing expensive parts. It is completely functional as of now...

Well the problem I had with mine occurr'd at a band practice session where it just cut out. I took it apart then and there and pushed a screwdriver round it (safety first ) and got it working again and it was fine for about a week after until I sold it. The buyer never contacted me to say there was anything up after he bought it so I assumed everything was fine. I don't know what the exact fault was, if any (might have just been a...

I've got a subway rocket reverb which is a bit like a later version of the studio 22. Its a great amp. It's a two channel amp, but has a shared EQ, which is a bit of a shame. But the footswitchable Contour mode on the lead channel makes up for this fact. My amp hasn't had any problems. The only issue was caused my myself, and was just a case of Microphonic preamp tubes brought on by me running too much preamp gain. I know...

$400 is a good price. I was looking at picking one of those up for $500 a year back. Nice little amps.