Mesa Boogie Amplitudes - Big Block 750 Bass Amplifier

SEPTEMBER 2004

1. New Products from the 2004 Summer NAMM Show - Lonestar Special, Stiletto & New Bass Cabinets

2. Mesa Artist Spotlight - Rigs & Gigs John Petrucci, Mark Morton & John Campbell of Lamb of God & Rob Derhak of moe.

3. Player Feedback:
Mark Stys, Detroit MI - F-30, Dual Rectifier & Lone Star
Don Elmblad, Lanse, MI - Road King, F-30 & Recto Recording Pre

4. Mesa Product Reviews: Road King & WalkAbout Scout

5. Make Your Tone Your Own! Amplitudes Special Feature on the Lone Star

6. Surf the Tone Shop - Shop the Mesa/Boogie Online Store.

www.mesaboogie.com

Editor: Steve Mueller

A R T I S T S P O T L I G H T

	John Petrucci - Dream Theater John with his new Road King & Lone Star Heads. ''On this album, I ditched my trusted Mark II C+'s and recorded the entire thing with a Mesa/Boogie Road King". The Lone Star wasn't available in time for the recording but did make it in time for their world tour. (more)
	Mark Morton - Lamb of God Lamb Of God Guitarist Mark Morton with his Mark IV Heads and 4x12 Recto Traditional Cabs - ''It's amazingly versatile and is absolutely my favorite amp in existence."(more)
	John Campbell - Lamb of God Bassist John Campbell provides the battery of bottom end for Lamb Of God with his Mesa 400+ and RoadReady 8x10 Cabs - '' The sound just surrounds you and every note grinds and gives but stays clear". (more)
	Rob Derhak of moe moe. Bass! moe. Better! Especially when it's Rob Derhak anchoring the jams! Rob with his M-Pulse Venture Head and PowerHouse 1000 Cab - ''The new Powerhouse 1000 handles the deepest synth & sub tones, and basically whatever I throw at it. (more)