Latest about Mesa/Boogie
In this insightful interview from the Guitar Player archive Brian May explains how he recorded classic Queen tracks.
Video Lush Rickenbacker arpeggios and a viciously tortured Telecaster juxtapose in this era-defining classic.
Guns N' Roses 'Use Your Illusion' albums came out in September 1991. Slash told Guitar Player how he got his sound in this insightful interview from the archive.
VIDEO The Roots guitarist reveals his inspirations and the importance of gear when it comes to making music.
Available as a 50- or 100-watt head, or a 50W combo, the amp features two channels, three new preamp modes, CabClone IR DI and Multi-Watt power scaling.
Any whammy-bar guitar would do. But for 'Van Weezer,' producer Suzy Shinn explains why Rivers Cuomo's amp had to be a Mesa/Boogie Mark I.
Tracing the history of a very special amp.
The Badlander moves the Rectifier series into the 21st century with CabClone IR tech and a huge array of incredible tones.
