Mesa/Boogie Triaxis sound test w/les paul

running thru various sounds and tones on my mesa/boogie triaxis.....effects provided by alesis quadraverb 2, ts-808, mxr evh phaser, keeley compressor, voodoo labs gcx

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• mesa/boogie
• triaxis
• 20/20 power amp
• rectifier cab
• gibson
• les paul
• traditional pro
• keeley
• compressor
• mxr
• alesis
• quadraverb
• voodoo labs
• gcx

[boltguitar]

hi man.. what cables do you use with your awesome rack? I read great stuff about evidence cables...

cya!

[masque1313]

@boltguitar thanks! the majority of the cabling for the rack is all George L's.

[ESPsandEmgs]

Really nice tone!

[masque1313]

@ESPsandEmgs thanks a bunch!

[Lossaavedra]

finally a good triaxis demo

[dgester]

never thought i would say this to a guy.....

you have a nice rack, man.

[karlhouseknecht]

Love Removal Machine. :) Nice demo.

[codybear56]

You are so right about everybody always playing balls to the wall metal!!!! I hate it. I want to hear somebody play the guitar like you. Not play the stereotypes of the amp.

AWESOME video.

[RodHammett95]

@masque1313 Thanks!

[masque1313]

@RodHammett95 yes the studio preamp and triaxis both have direct recording outputs that you can use to run straight into a recorder or a live PA mixer...but if you want to hear the unit like it's a guitar amp or guitar rig then you must plug the triaxis into a power amp and then into a speaker cabinet. the triaxis produces no "speaker output power".

[RodHammett95]

@masque1313 That's interesting but I'm a little confused because I saw a video of a mesa boogie studio preamp recorded directly, without a power amp. That's possible? Thanks, and nice triaxis demo!

[masque1313]

@DKxSLIPKNOTxDK yes