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MESA/Boogie Badlander Guitar Amplifier | Demo and Overview with Doug West
Description
The Badlander 50 also features Mesa/Boogie's first onboard CabClone IR and delivers seamless DI with channel-specific IR assignment and a reactive load that sounds and feels great. The CabClone IR delivers flexibility, portability and a level of convenience previously only dreamed of—with the ability to go direct silently, or with the cab, for recording, stage or practice.



Specs
- Wattage: 20/50W
- Type: Head
- Tube or Solid State: Tube/valve
- Number of Preamp Tubes: 5
- Preamp Tube Type: 12AX7/ECC83
- Number of Power Tubes: 2
- Power Tube Type: EL34/6CA7
- Number of Channels: 2
- Footswitchable: Yes
- Number of Inputs: 1
- Channel 1: Switch, Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass
- Channel 2: Switch, Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass
- Master Volume: Yes
- Mid-Shift: Not applicable
- Resonance: Not applicable
- Presence: Yes
- Contour: Not applicable
- Reverb: Not applicable
- Voicing Control: Not applicable
- Boost: Not applicable
- Other: CabClone IR Select
- MIDI Control: Not applicable
- Footswitch: Yes (included)
- Effects Loop: Yes, series
- Footswitchable: Not applicable
- Reverb: Not applicable
- Tremolo: Not applicable
- Delay: Not applicable
- Echo: Not applicable
- Flanger: Not applicable
- Phaser: Not applicable
- Modulation: Not applicable
- Chorus: Not applicable
- Headphone Output: Yes
- Direct Output: Yes (XLR)
- AUX Input: Not applicable
- External Speaker Output: Not applicable
- USB Connectivity: Yes
- Built-In Tuner: Not applicable
- Height: 9.625"
- Width: 22.75"
- Depth: 10.125
- Weight: 36 lb
- Country of Origin: USA
Reviews
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2 Reviews
50%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
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- Excellent Sound1
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Reviewed by 2 customers
I would buy again if a v2 became available
submitted16 days ago
byJoseph
fromNew Hampshire
This is a high quality amp with many useful features. I bought it from GC two years ago and have mixed feelings. All of the online criticisms I founf to be accurate. It is bright and extremely mid focused and cannot be adjusted otherwise. It also has insufficient gain/saturation. It is better at full volume gigs and pedals help. However, I have now added the Legendary Tone mod and it now sounds fantastic. I am concerned about gig reliability with this large appendage coming from an extended tube socket. Maybe another version from Mesa would address this issue.
Optimized Recto!
submitted4 years ago
byTony
fromAustin, TX
This amp is everything I loved about the original Mesa Dual Rec and none of the characteristics that I wasn't fond of (low end flub with higher gain settings). It's tighter, less fizzy, but still has that unmistakable Recto growl. The cab sim out is fantastic, too!
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