Mesa Walkabout Scout 15 " Combo Or Mesa Scout Head - *SOLD* £1600

[bagsieblue]

Mesa Walkabout Scout 15 " Combo.   

 

Willing to Split Amps and Cabs.

The heads are removable on these combos of course.

 

1 x 15" Combo - £650

Head - £500.

 

Head Spec:

Walkabout Scout Features

300 Watts @ 4 Ohms (165 @ 8), Simul-State™ Power / 6 Tube Driven Power MOSFET’s,
2x12AX7Active/Passive Input Switch

4 Stage Vacuum Tube Preamplifier featuring Gain, Active Bass & Treble, Passive Mid and a 3-Band Semi Parametric EQ that provides 15db of cut or boost from 30Hz
to 12K Hz

Main Output Level Control. 

2 – 1/4” Speaker Outputs

Fan Cooled

 

Prices are collected from me in, Chorley, Lancashire. 

 

One nick in the cover on the 15" as shown.

 

Link to product page here:

https://mesaboogie.com/amplifiers/bass/walkabout-series/walkabout-scout-convertible-combo/index.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited February 10, 2023 by bagsieblue

[bagsieblue]

Brown face head sold.

 

Black face head.

12 inch cab

15 inch cab 

Or 15 inch combo still available

 

[Jaybeevee]

out if interest, what is the power delivery of the amp at 4 and 8 Ohms?

[bagsieblue]

30 minutes ago, Jaybeevee said:

out if interest, what is the power delivery of the amp at 4 and 8 Ohms?

Google tells me...

 

180w 8 ohms

300w 4 ohms

[bagsieblue]

12" Cab now sold 

[Oldman]

On 01/06/2022 at 14:36, bagsieblue said:

Google tells me...

 

180w 8 ohms

300w 4 ohms

There’s info online that suggests they will run into 2 Ohms. 

[Guest]

 

On 31/08/2022 at 09:11, Oldman said:

There’s info online that suggests they will run into 2 Ohms. 

I wouldn’t risk it.

[Wonky2]

Just fyi, i ran a mesa walkabout 4ohm 15 combo and a 4ohm 15 can at 2ohms for years with out any hiccups.  
that rig would blow the windows out of a building I tell you 😂👍

Edited October 16, 2022 by Wonky2

[Nodd]

I too, have run the Walkabout thro two x 4ohm cabs (12" + 15")

no stress, bags of oomph.

Great Amp.

[andydye]

the link in your description doesn't work on my browser, is this the right thing here? https://www.mesaboogie.com/en-US/out-of-production-products

[bagsieblue]

23 minutes ago, andydye said:

the link in your description doesn't work on my browser, is this the right thing here? https://www.mesaboogie.com/en-US/out-of-production-products

Thanks, yes the Walkabout at the bottom of that page. 

[andydye]

looks great! have worked out that I can't do without a valve pre at the very least  

 

never tried a boogie...hhmmm  

[Steve Browning]

 

On 14/11/2022 at 13:08, andydye said:

looks great! have worked out that I can't do without a valve pre at the very least  

 

never tried a boogie...hhmmm  

 

Let Mrs Doyle be your guide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDVCWKx0hIM&ab_channel=BazzartOfOUT

[Beedster]

There is something special about Mesa tone, irrespective of format. I've owned a lot of their models from the Bass 400, Buster, Venture, Walkabout, M-Pulse 600, Big Block 750, Titan v12, Prodigy and now, and perhaps my favourite of all, the Carbine M6 (in fact my relationship with Mesa reads more like dating to be honest). The key for me is in their name; 'Mesa Engineering', Mesa gear is just so well designed and so well engineered, not just the circuits, but everything, even the boxes (never drop a Mesa amp or cab unless you're prepared to sacrifice whatever it was you dropped it on, in my case the back end of an Audi estate that received the full force of a 1516 one side of which our singer dropped as we were putting it in the back). Of all the brands I feel a loyalty in music, I pout Mesa at the top, and that's helped a lot by the fact that @agedhorse is always here to advise and support. 

 

Frankly if I had £500 to spare I'd be dating that Walkabout 😀 

[Steve Browning]

13 hours ago, Beedster said:

There is something special about Mesa tone, irrespective of format. I've owned a lot of their models from the Bass 400, Buster, Venture, Walkabout, M-Pulse 600, Big Block 750, Titan v12, Prodigy and now, and perhaps my favourite of all, the Carbine M6 (in fact my relationship with Mesa reads more like dating to be honest). The key for me is in their name; 'Mesa Engineering', Mesa gear is just so well designed and so well engineered, not just the circuits, but everything, even the boxes (never drop a Mesa amp or cab unless you're prepared to sacrifice whatever it was you dropped it on, in my case the back end of an Audi estate that received the full force of a 1516 one side of which our singer dropped as we were putting it in the back). Of all the brands I feel a loyalty in music, I pout Mesa at the top, and that's helped a lot by the fact that @agedhorse is always here to advise and support. 

 

Frankly if I had £500 to spare I'd be dating that Walkabout 😀 

 

Very well put, and exactly echoes my own experience - over more years than I care to remember. As stated, Andy is a priceless asset to the community.

[Muzz]

FWIW, my Walkabout is going nowhere, and I've run it happily into 2.67 ohms (a 4 ohm cab and an 8 ohm cab), and it was monstrously loud. Even just into an efficient 4 ohm 212 (I've used a BF Super 12 and now a Super Twin), it'll keep up with any drummer...that '300w' is plenty...