
marvcus
Well-known member
So I bought a Mod50 to go with my M4 - Mesa 50/50 setup.
I have had the chance to a/b them and had some impressions that I figured
may be useful to someone. *I know all rigs will be and sound different, but these are my
initial opinions in no particular order:
-Mod 50 is a bit warmer at higher levels than the M4/Boogie power amp. Boogie is probably biased colder and has no density control;
-Mod 50 is a bit gainier than the M4 at roughly the same stage volume.
-At lower volumes the differences between the two are less pronounced/almost indistinguishable;
-The M4 + 50/50 feels slicker/slippier than the Mod 50. When doing runs on M4 rig the string sliding felt "greasy" where the Mod 50 did not;
-These are two GREAT rigs.
-All things said, the feel between the Mod 50 & M4 + poweramp is not THAT much different, and I see now why some don't classify one
over the other as better or worse -- just different.
Finally, I cannot wait for the Egnater power amp to show up. I'm sure it will be a perfect match for the M4.
I have had the chance to a/b them and had some impressions that I figured
may be useful to someone. *I know all rigs will be and sound different, but these are my
initial opinions in no particular order:
-Mod 50 is a bit warmer at higher levels than the M4/Boogie power amp. Boogie is probably biased colder and has no density control;
-Mod 50 is a bit gainier than the M4 at roughly the same stage volume.
-At lower volumes the differences between the two are less pronounced/almost indistinguishable;
-The M4 + 50/50 feels slicker/slippier than the Mod 50. When doing runs on M4 rig the string sliding felt "greasy" where the Mod 50 did not;
-These are two GREAT rigs.
-All things said, the feel between the Mod 50 & M4 + poweramp is not THAT much different, and I see now why some don't classify one
over the other as better or worse -- just different.
Finally, I cannot wait for the Egnater power amp to show up. I'm sure it will be a perfect match for the M4.