Mesa Boogie introduces the Electradyne, a new amplifier line with six knobs and a switch.
According to Mesa Boogie, the Electradyne takes modified English gain sounds and sorts them into LO and HIGH regions. These two choices are combined with a retro-minded, American-voiced clean “channel” and linked to one mini-toggle that gives you three of the most classic sounds in Rock and Roll on one switch.
Footswitchable modes and the tuned control interface allow many players to stomp back and forth across the pond without touching a single control.
Choose between the Simul-Class quartet of 6L6 for 90 watts, or switch down to the pair for a 45 watts. You can also load the Electradyne with EL34 type tubes for a brighter Brit style clip thanks to the switchable Bias Select.
Pricing: 1599$ for the head version, 1699$ for the combo 1×12 version, and 1799$ for the 2×12 version.
For more info and full product specs: www.mesaboogie.com.
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