Mesa Boogie Badlander 25, 25W 1x12" Tube Amplifier Combo
Dual Rectifier inspired with its voicing refined, the Mesa Boogie Badlander 25 Tube Head joins the Badlander family already consisting of a 100 and 50 watt model. While it weighs just 40lbs with its Celestion Greenback 65 12” speaker, this combo is jam packed with some of your favorite Mesa features and a wide-range of classic Boogie tone. On board you’ll find 2 footswitchable channels with 3 different modes; clean, crunch, and crush. The mode names speak for themselves, and when you factor in the bass, mid, treble, and presence controls, you can dial this amp in any way you desire. If that’s not enough to satisfy your tonal needs, don’t worry. In addition to your traditional 8 and 4 ohm speaker outs, the Badlander 25 head sports Mesa’s CabClone IR tech. Show up to your gig cabless and go directly into the board via XLR straight out from the head, with a choice of 8 different cabinet simulations to choose from. Don’t forget about the FX loop, and the fact that it can go from 25 to 10 watts with the flip of a switch! This amplifier brings so many classic Mesa Boogie spec’s to the table with some modern day flare to keep your live, home, or studio guitar rig up to date and ready for whatever it's asked to do.
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Mesa Boogie Badlander 25, 25W 1x12" Tube Amplifier Combo
Mesa Boogie Badlander 25, 25W 1x12" Tube Amplifier Combo
Dual Rectifier inspired with its voicing refined, the Mesa Boogie Badlander 25 Tube Head joins the Badlander family already consisting of a 100 and 50 watt model. While it weighs just 40lbs with its Celestion Greenback 65 12” speaker, this combo is jam packed with some of your favorite Mesa features and a wide-range of classic Boogie tone. On board you’ll find 2 footswitchable channels with 3 different modes; clean, crunch, and crush. The mode names speak for themselves, and when you factor in the bass, mid, treble, and presence controls, you can dial this amp in any way you desire. If that’s not enough to satisfy your tonal needs, don’t worry. In addition to your traditional 8 and 4 ohm speaker outs, the Badlander 25 head sports Mesa’s CabClone IR tech. Show up to your gig cabless and go directly into the board via XLR straight out from the head, with a choice of 8 different cabinet simulations to choose from. Don’t forget about the FX loop, and the fact that it can go from 25 to 10 watts with the flip of a switch! This amplifier brings so many classic Mesa Boogie spec’s to the table with some modern day flare to keep your live, home, or studio guitar rig up to date and ready for whatever it's asked to do.
$1,999.00
Mesa Boogie Badlander 25, 25W 1x12" Tube Amplifier Combo—
$1,999.00
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Dual Rectifier inspired with its voicing refined, the Mesa Boogie Badlander 25 Tube Head joins the Badlander family already consisting of a 100 and 50 watt model. While it weighs just 40lbs with its Celestion Greenback 65 12” speaker, this combo is jam packed with some of your favorite Mesa features and a wide-range of classic Boogie tone. On board you’ll find 2 footswitchable channels with 3 different modes; clean, crunch, and crush. The mode names speak for themselves, and when you factor in the bass, mid, treble, and presence controls, you can dial this amp in any way you desire. If that’s not enough to satisfy your tonal needs, don’t worry. In addition to your traditional 8 and 4 ohm speaker outs, the Badlander 25 head sports Mesa’s CabClone IR tech. Show up to your gig cabless and go directly into the board via XLR straight out from the head, with a choice of 8 different cabinet simulations to choose from. Don’t forget about the FX loop, and the fact that it can go from 25 to 10 watts with the flip of a switch! This amplifier brings so many classic Mesa Boogie spec’s to the table with some modern day flare to keep your live, home, or studio guitar rig up to date and ready for whatever it's asked to do.
