Which Mesa Subway head did I keep? (2 years later)

See the original video from two years ago here: Mesa Subway D800+, WD800, & TT800 comparison & impressions
• Mesa Subway D800+, WD8...

[@CNick75]

I have an D800 plus with a subway 410. Perfect rig

[@grahamsmith6550]

Thanks very helpful indeed. I have a D 800 plus which I shall keep. Love the hi-filter which cuts boom on old hollow stages. I have always preferred clean solid state tones for bass. I was tempted to try the TT800, but it's a lot more to pay out and I have never really got on with warmer Tube amps Fender Bassman or Ampegs too fuzzy and wooly for me, always preferred old Acoustic control stuff. Cheers

[@G.G.-nt2mi]

D-800 for me, it's plug n play!

[@BulletHeadDrums]

I actually just traded my Trickfish .5 for a Mesa 800+. Should be here Friday. I have a Minnow pre, so I should have both sounds covered.

[@michaeltier9315]

Great video. What cabinet do you pair it with?

[@ivanmike1968]

I’ve used Bag End cabinets for over 20 years now. Usually I run it through an S15 & and an S12. Sometimes two of the 12 inch cabinets sometimes two of the fifteens. I’ve even run it through Four!

[@michaeltier9315]

Awesome thank you! @@ivanmike1968

[@peepsieD]

How is the Passive Mid Control different from the typical Enhance knob (mid cut) that is so prevalent on bass amps?

[@ivanmike1968]

It doesn’t sound anything like it. It sounds an awful lot like a passive tone control. you might find on an instrument but more focused on the mids than the highs if that makes any sense. It does have a slight boost past 2 o’clock as well. It is a very musical sounding and useful control.

[@ampegloud]

Camera angle is poor