Couldn’t pass it up.

[1neeto]

My good friend always fueling my GAS. First was the S2, then it got crazy from there. Here’s a 90’s Mesa/Boogie Subway Rocket I just couldn’t pass up. I can’t believe the tone that comes out of this little guy at just about ANY volume level! And of course, pairs so well with my S2! Always wanted a Boogie, and I think I’m just getting started!

 

[Bill SAS 513]

Great pedal selection, too!!!

 

[RickP]

The Subway Rocket is a great little amp. Kicking in the “contour” can turn it into a little fire breather.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

My good friend always fueling my GAS. First was the S2, then it got crazy from there. Here’s a 90’s Mesa/Boogie Subway Rocket I just couldn’t pass up. I can’t believe the tone that comes out of this little guy at just about ANY volume level! And of course, pairs so well with my S2! Always wanted a Boogie, and I think I’m just getting started!

A magic combination from a PRS and Mesa!

 

[1neeto]

Thanks guys! Yeah I’m quite happy with it. Also that pedal board and all those pedals were purchased within the past two months.

 

[László]

I hd a Subway Rocket back in the early '90s. Great little amp. I used on quite a few ad projects along with a few other Boogie amps.

 

[1neeto]

I hd a Subway Rocket back in the early '90s. Great little amp. I used on quite a few ad projects along with a few other Boogie amps.

Funny how i never heard of this amp. I imagine how it would fall through the cracks with the Mark series and dual rectos taking the spotlight around that time.

 

[László]

Funny how i never heard of this amp. I imagine how it would fall through the cracks with the Mark series and dual rectos taking the spotlight around that time.

I was really into Mesas around then, and had that amp, a Tremoverb, a Blue Angel, a Maverick, and a couple of others at the same time. The Subway Rocket was a wonderful recording tool.