Latest about Mesa/Boogie
Mesa/Boogie unveils its lightest, smallest and most affordable bass amp ever, the Subway D-350
Though it weighs in at barely 3 pounds, this low-end monster packs 350 watts of power
Grab a free AmpliTube Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier head and cab model from IK Multimedia this month
Get a free download of the legendary high-gain amp emulation before March 28
Cesar Gueikian reveals Mesa/Boogie’s Randall Smith is working on a new range of Gibson amps
The Master Pioneer of Mesa/Boogie is currently creating "new concepts and new circuit boards" for the next generation of Gibson amps
IK Multimedia teams up with Mesa/Boogie for new AmpliTube collection
AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 2 brings a total of four new amps and five new cabs to IK Multimedia's AmpliTube 5 software
Carlos Santana reveals his new album is his first ever to not feature a Mesa/Boogie amp
For Blessings and Miracles, the PRS-wielding ace veered away from his stalwart setup and swapped out his Mesa/Boogie for Dumbles and Bludotones
JC Curleigh, Cesar Gueikian and Randy Smith on Gibson's monumental acquisition of Mesa/Boogie – and what it means for the iconic brands
Exclusive The guitar giant kicks 2021 off with a bang by adding the revered amp company to its stable of brands
Gibson acquires Mesa/Boogie amps
The iconic amp brand will continue to manufacture products under its own name as well as become “Gibson’s Custom Shop for Amplifiers”
Mesa/Boogie’s “tighter, meaner” Badlander amps bring high-gain Rectifier tone screaming into the modern era
New 50- and 100-watt models boast two channels, three dynamic preamp modes, CabClone IR technology and much more
