Big Toe The Lonestar only has two channels that are basically identical, except the value for the lead channel pot is slightly different resulting in minor differences in the knob setting. Also, the lead channel has an additional gain stage you can add that helps the sustain and overdrive. The tone controls are different than most Mesa amps, so it is important to read the manual and experiment. People who don’t learn how it works will get mud, but once they figure it out it’s easy to get beautiful tones from it.
everything is so andy timmons...the hair, the delay, the stiletto...lol
Sounds alot like andy Timmons
All the demos are only the clean and lead sound! Where can I hear the rhythm sound of these amps? Is it muddy sounding?
Big Toe The Lonestar only has two channels that are basically identical, except the value for the lead channel pot is slightly different resulting in minor differences in the knob setting. Also, the lead channel has an additional gain stage you can add that helps the sustain and overdrive.
The tone controls are different than most Mesa amps, so it is important to read the manual and experiment. People who don’t learn how it works will get mud, but once they figure it out it’s easy to get beautiful tones from it.