Mesa Boogie Mark I 2-Channel 100-Watt 1x15" Guitar Combo
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Overview
The Mesa Mark I is the original Mesa Boogie combo amp (though it wasn't called the Mark I until the Mark II came out in 1978). Mesa Mark amps evolved out a modified Fender Princeton reworked by Mesa founder Randall Smith in 1969. The amps went into regular production a couple years later, laying the groundwork for the high-powered combo amps that would become synonymous with Mesa in the '70s.
Years of Production: 1971 - 1978
Electronics: 60 or 100 watts, 1 x 15-inch speaker
Controls: Volume 1, Volume 2, Master, Treble, Bass, Middle, Presence, EQ
Notable Players: Ron Wood, Carlos Santana, Keith Richards
Years of Production: 1971 - 1978
Electronics: 60 or 100 watts, 1 x 15-inch speaker
Controls: Volume 1, Volume 2, Master, Treble, Bass, Middle, Presence, EQ
Notable Players: Ron Wood, Carlos Santana, Keith Richards
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