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abalorladakor!Un petit bijoux
Publié le 12/02/12 à 17:00Tout lampes. 12Ax7 en préamp et EL84 en puissance.
Réverbe à ressorts intégrée et d'excellente qualité.
Modes 15, 30 ou 40 W qui permettent une large palette de sons/grains à différents volumes.
Pour jouer en groupe dans une pièce moyenne, j'aime beaucoup le mode 30W Class A qui donne un bon compromis entre overdrive, head-room pour les sons clairs et dynamique à un niveau sonore raisonnable.
Je joue du blues, funk, soul, jazz... avec un batteur qui tape bien.
Je pousse l'ampli à entre 30 et 40% de sa puissance... Donc il y a de la réserve, pas de problème pour le live!
UTILISATION
Configuration assez simple une fois qu'on s'est familiarisé avec les différents modes/circuit…Lire la suiteTout lampes. 12Ax7 en préamp et EL84 en puissance.
Réverbe à ressorts intégrée et d'excellente qualité.
Modes 15, 30 ou 40 W qui permettent une large palette de sons/grains à différents volumes.
Pour jouer en groupe dans une pièce moyenne, j'aime beaucoup le mode 30W Class A qui donne un bon compromis entre overdrive, head-room pour les sons clairs et dynamique à un niveau sonore raisonnable.
Je joue du blues, funk, soul, jazz... avec un batteur qui tape bien.
Je pousse l'ampli à entre 30 et 40% de sa puissance... Donc il y a de la réserve, pas de problème pour le live!
UTILISATION
Configuration assez simple une fois qu'on s'est familiarisé avec les différents modes/circuits de l'ampli.
Le manuel est très bien fait, mais uniquement en anglais.
Je mentionnerais seulement les critiques suivantes:
1) le panel de réglages est à l'envers, comme si vous régliez votre ampli par derrière... C'était peut-être utile dans les années 50, mais aujourd'hui c'est plus gênant qu'autre chose. Je trouve cela dommage car c'est assez troublant au début, mais on s'habitue à lire à l'envers.
1) Le canal 2 est très riche en modes différents. Cela aurait été bien de le diviser en 2 canaux en séparant le mode Tweed des modes High 1 et 2.
SONORITÉS
Ce qui m'a fait pencher pour cet ampli, c'est sa polyvalence et son format/poids assez compact.
Le canal 1 est très axé Vox. Type AC30. Sons clairs cristallins et excellente réactivité à l'intensité du jeu. Parfait pour jouer funk, blues, soul, jazzy...
Si on pousse le gain ou si on ajoute une pédale d'overdrive, ça crunch vraiment bien.
Le canal 2 renferme 3 univers différents:
- Mode Tweed: type Fender Hot Rod, Twin... Idéal pour des sons crunchy et blues. Pour des sons clairs funky, le canal 1 est plus approprié.
- Mode High 1: type Marshall "à la sauce Boogie". Une attaque précise et tranchante mais le son reste chaud. Très bon pour les rythmiques Rock et aussi en solo.
- Mode High 2: canal lead plus typé Mesa Boogie. Son chaud, plus gras et rond avec un sustain impressionnant. On peut se prendre pour Santana! Parfait pour des sons lead, mais excellent aussi pour des sons bluesy bien crémeux. Avec une Les Paul ou ES, ça doit sonner vraiment bien.
AVIS GLOBAL
J'utilise cet ampli depuis 2 mois et je ne m'en lasse vraiment pas! A chaque répète, j'hallucine sur la qualité du son et la réactivité de la bête à mon jeu!
J'utilisais auparavant un Vox Night Train, mais le mono-canal et l'absence de boucle d'effet me frustraient. J'ai retrouvé les sons clairs et crunchy Vox avec un niveau de qualité nettement supérieur. En plus, la possibilité de jouer avec d'autres sons typés Fender, Marshall ou Mesa donne à cet ampli une polyvalence incroyable.
Le prix est élevé, mais si vous avez le niveau guitaristique pour exploiter les subtilités d'un ampli de cette qualité, ça vaut le coup! C'est un investissement qui vous donnera du plaisir et qui ne perdra certainement pas trop de valeur si vous décidez de le revendre un jour.
Il est assez léger et aussi très silencieux, ce qui est très appréciable.
Je le recommande donc chaudement à tous les amateurs de bonnes musiques!Lire moins80
iamqmanGrand Ampère boîte à MIDI!
Publié le 18/05/11 à 20:01
(contenu en anglais)What will Mesa Boogie think of next? These amps started out as great lunch box amps for the on the go musician. They have been so popular that now they are offering them in a high watt version and in a combo version as well. The tone of this amp is remarkable. With the ability to go from cleans on one side of the amp and kick it over to channel two with the option to have another clean or crunch and even high gain mode is fantastic
Mesa/Boogie TA-30 TransAtlantic 2 x 12" Combo Amplifier Features:
2-channel all-tube combo amplifier
2 x 12" configuration
4 x EL84 power tubes
6 x 12AX7 preamp tubes
Multi-Watt channel assignable power amp with Duo-Class and Dyna-Watt technologies provides independent, channel-assignable 15/30/40-watt output
Select from 2 power tubes operating in Class A mode (15W), 4 power tubes operating in Class A mode (30W), or 4 power tubes operating in Dyna-Watt Class A/B (40W)
2 fully independent channels with 5 Style Modes
Channel 1 features: Normal (Brit Clean) or Top Boost (Brit Overdrive) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, FX loop and reverb assignment switch, as well as gain, treble, bass, and Reverb & Cut with Pull Master controls
Channel 2 features: Tweed (American Clean), Hi 1 (Brit Gain), and Hi 2 (Boogie Gain) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, as well as FX loop and reverb assignment switch, Gain with pull boost, treble, bass, reverb, and master controls
Fixed bias for consistent, maintenance-free performance
Channel-assignable, all-tube, long spring reverb with independent channel controls
Channel-assignable, fully buffered FX loop
Channel-independent true bypass switches fully removes FX loop from signal path
Optional second footswitch toggles reverb
2 x 4-ohm and 1 x 8-ohm outputs
Fan cooled
All-aluminum chassis
Casters for easy stage adjustment
Slip cover included
UTILIZATION
Details
Type Tube
Number of Channels 2
Power 15W Class A, 30W Class A, 40W Class AB - Switchable
Speakers 2 x 12"
No Effects
Reverb Yes
EQ Treble, Bass
No Amp Modeling
Number of Tubes 10
Preamp Tubes 6 x 12AX7
Power Tubes 4 x EL-84
Inputs 2 x Instrument
No Outputs
Footswitch I/O Yes
Effects Loop Yes
Height 18"
Width 26.75"
Depth 12"
Weight 74 lbs
SOUNDS
The first channel is primarily the clean channel but if you give it a little juice you can get a nice Fender breakup and then take it even further for a sweet Vox Ac30 type tone.
The second channle has a Tweed, High gain 1, and High gain two. It also has a boost function on the gain. You can turn this on an off on any mode. The tweed is a Fender type tone and the high gain 1 is a British type voicing. The final mode high gain 2 is more of the Mesa style lead and rhythm tones.
OVERALL OPINION
These are great little amps for the money. They aren't cheap but will give you an array of tonal options. At new these amps come in at around $1700. This might be a little on the high side for this amp but still a decent price for what it was.
I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs a good gigging amp that will not be a failure on stage. This is a also a good amp for recording some various tones. The distortion is not going to be anything like a Dual Recto so if you think you'll get that tone then save your money. I recommend trying this amp out first because it is a bit different then the standard Mesa tones you have come to know.20- iamqman
Belle combinaison compacte
Publié le 17/06/11 à 02:14 (contenu en anglais)This amp is the same amp as the 2x12 speaker combo but just one less speaker. You get the same great features and tone. However, since you have one less speaker your overall tone will suffer in size a little bit. What I mean by that is the amp will sound a little smaller naturally and the tone will not bloom as much. If you are recording then the amp will not really sound different. This is just for live use.
What will Mesa Boogie think of next? These amps started out as great lunch box amps for the on the go musician. They have been so popular that now they are offering them in a high watt version and in a combo version as well. The tone of this amp is remarkable. With the ability to go from cleans on one side of the amp and kick it over to channel two with the option to have another clean or crunch and even high gain mode is fantastic
Mesa/Boogie TA-30 TransAtlantic 1 x 12" Combo Amplifier Features at a Glance:
* 2-channel all-tube combo amplifier
* 1 x 12" configuration
* 4 x EL84 power tubes
* 6 x 12AX7 preamp tubes
* Multi-Watt channel assignable power amp with Duo-Class and Dyna-Watt technologies provides independent, channel-assignable 15/30/40-watt output
* Select from 2 power tubes operating in Class A mode (15W), 4 power tubes operating in Class A mode (30W), or 4 power tubes operating in Dyna-Watt Class A/B (40W)
* 2 fully independent channels with 5 Style Modes
* Channel 1 features: Normal (Brit Clean) or Top Boost (Brit Overdrive) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, FX loop and reverb assignment switch, as well as gain, treble, bass, and Reverb & Cut with Pull Master controls
* Channel 2 features: Tweed (American Clean), Hi 1 (Brit Gain), and Hi 2 (Boogie Gain) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, as well as FX loop and reverb assignment switch, Gain with pull boost, treble, bass, reverb, and master controls
* Fixed bias for consistent, maintenance-free performance
* Channel-assignable, all-tube, long spring reverb with independent channel controls
* Channel-assignable, fully buffered FX loop
* Channel-independent true bypass switches fully removes FX loop from signal path
* Optional second footswitch toggles reverb
* 2 x 4-ohm and 1 x 8-ohm outputs
* Fan cooled
* All-aluminum chassis
* Casters for easy stage adjustment
* Slip cover included
UTILIZATION
Details
Type Tube
Number of Channels 2
Power 15W Class A, 30W Class A, 40W Class AB - Switchable
Speakers 1 x 12"
No Effects
Reverb Yes
EQ Treble, Bass
No Amp Modeling
Preamp Tubes 6 x 12AX7
Power Tubes 4 x EL-84
Inputs 1 x Instrument
No Outputs
Footswitch I/O
Effects Loop
Height 18 inches
Width 22.88"
Depth 11.75 inches
Weight 47 lbs.
SOUNDS
The first channel is primarily the clean channel but if you give it a little juice you can get a nice Fender breakup and then take it even further for a sweet Vox Ac30 type tone.
The second channel has a Tweed, High gain 1, and High gain two. It also has a boost function on the gain. You can turn this on an off on any mode. The tweed is a Fender type tone and the high gain 1 is a British type voicing. The final mode high gain 2 is more of the Mesa style lead and rhythm tones.
OVERALL OPINION
These are great little amps for the money. They aren't cheap but will give you an array of tonal options. At new these amps come in at around $1650. This might be a little on the high side for this amp but still a decent price for what it was.
I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs a good gigging amp that will not be a failure on stage. This is a also a good amp for recording some various tones. The distortion is not going to be anything like a Dual Recto so if you think you'll get that tone then save your money. I recommend trying this amp out first because it is a bit different then the standard Mesa tones you have come to know.10 - iamqman
Nice et bleu ton britanniques
Publié le 30/09/11 à 05:14 (contenu en anglais)This amp is the same amp as the 2x12 speaker combo but just one less speaker. You get the same great features and tone. However, since you have one less speaker your overall tone will suffer in size a little bit. What I mean by that is the amp will sound a little smaller naturally and the tone will not bloom as much. If you are recording then the amp will not really sound different. This is just for live use.
What will Mesa Boogie think of next? These amps started out as great lunch box amps for the on the go musician. They have been so popular that now they are offering them in a high watt version and in a combo version as well. The tone of this amp is remarkable. With the ability to go from cleans on one side of the amp and kick it over to channel two with the option to have another clean or crunch and even high gain mode is fantastic. Just like the black but just a little blue.
UTILIZATION
Mesa/Boogie TA-30 TransAtlantic 1 x 12" Combo Amplifier Features at a Glance:
* 2-channel all-tube combo amplifier
* 1 x 12" configuration
* 4 x EL84 power tubes
* 6 x 12AX7 preamp tubes
* Multi-Watt channel assignable power amp with Duo-Class and Dyna-Watt technologies provides independent, channel-assignable 15/30/40-watt output
* Select from 2 power tubes operating in Class A mode (15W), 4 power tubes operating in Class A mode (30W), or 4 power tubes operating in Dyna-Watt Class A/B (40W)
* 2 fully independent channels with 5 Style Modes
* Channel 1 features: Normal (Brit Clean) or Top Boost (Brit Overdrive) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, FX loop and reverb assignment switch, as well as gain, treble, bass, and Reverb & Cut with Pull Master controls
* Channel 2 features: Tweed (American Clean), Hi 1 (Brit Gain), and Hi 2 (Boogie Gain) modes with Multi-Watt power switch, as well as FX loop and reverb assignment switch, Gain with pull boost, treble, bass, reverb, and master controls
* Fixed bias for consistent, maintenance-free performance
* Channel-assignable, all-tube, long spring reverb with independent channel controls
* Channel-assignable, fully buffered FX loop
* Channel-independent true bypass switches fully removes FX loop from signal path
* Optional second footswitch toggles reverb
* 2 x 4-ohm and 1 x 8-ohm outputs
* Fan cooled
* All-aluminum chassis
* Casters for easy stage adjustment
* Slip cover included
SOUNDS
The first channel is primarily the clean channel but if you give it a little juice you can get a nice Fender breakup and then take it even further for a sweet Vox Ac30 type tone.
The second channel has a Tweed, High gain 1, and High gain two. It also has a boost function on the gain. You can turn this on an off on any mode. The tweed is a Fender type tone and the high gain 1 is a British type voicing. The final mode high gain 2 is more of the Mesa style lead and rhythm tones.
OVERALL OPINION
These are great little amps for the money. They aren't cheap but will give you an array of tonal options. At new these amps come in at around $1830. This might be a little on the high side for this amp but still a decent price for what it was.
I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs a good gigging amp that will not be a failure on stage. This is a also a good amp for recording some various tones. The distortion is not going to be anything like a Dual Recto so if you think you'll get that tone then save your money. I recommend trying this amp out first because it is a bit different then the standard Mesa tones you have come to know.00