AmpliTube MESA/Boogie® 2 available now

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December 9, 2021 - IK Multimedia releases AmpliTube MESA/Boogie® 2, the much-anticipated follow-up to IK's first MESA/Boogie offering, bringing 4 new officially certified amps and 5 cabs to AmpliTube 5. Now users can complete their collection of full-throttle gear from the inventors of high-gain tone.

All MESA/Boogie 2 models have been precisely crafted using IK's latest modeling technologies including DIM™ and VIR™ to sound, look and respond just like their hardware counterparts, and have been tested and approved by the R&D team at MESA engineering. IK worked hand in hand again with MESA to meticulously recreate every circuit and control feature of each model.

Gear available in AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 2

MESA/Boogie® California Tweed™

MESA's California Tweed Series was 50 years in the making and designed to reinvent "vintage" tone. This new single channel, "old school" amp aims at all sounds Americana. IK's model is equipped with all the same features as the physical product including MESA's Incremental multi-watt power amp with Duo-Class and Dyna-Watt technologies, which provide 5 power, 2 operating-classes and 3 wiring configurations.

MESA/Boogie® Triple Crown TC-100™ head

An amazing do-it-all amp, the TC-100's all-tube amplifier features a multi-soak attenuator with 5 power options to tame its punch and aggressive performance perfectly. Three channels offer a choice of pristine Clean, aggressive Crunch, all the way up to massive Gain and each channel is fitted with a voicing switch; DRIVE in Channel 1, TIGHT in Channels 2 and 3.

MESA/Boogie® Mark Five™

The MARK V is really a collection of amplifiers. From the original MARK I that introduced the world to high-gain with its cascading preamp, to the Mark II - the world's first high-gain, dual-mode channel switching amplifier and its later siblings that introduced Simul-Class power. From the MARK III that ushered in the era of 3-channel footswitching performance, to the MARK IV that gave all this power individual control, the MARK V is the embodiment of the last 40 years of MESA guitar amp history.

MESA/Boogie® Mark 2C+

The legendary amp of so many recording artists and one of MESA's most coveted models, the Mark IIC+ was the last of the Mark II series. The ground-breaking amp features a more sensitive lead channel, which incorporates a dual cascading drive stage. The IIC+ also features a pull Deep Bass booster and other enigmatic features that earned the legendary head its "+" rating for sounding so fantastic.

Along with these 4 remarkable amps, users will get 5 officially certified cabs featuring California Tweed and RoadKing models with a range of configurations and a choice of Jensen or Celestion speakers. Also included are two extra speakers from IK's work on the California Tweed, which they can swap into any cab.

Options, pricing and availability

AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 2 is available now at the IK Multimedia online store and from IK authorized dealers worldwide, with special bundle pricing as follows:

AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 2 – $/€99.99* SRP
AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 1 and 2 Bundle – $/€179.99 intro price, $/€199.99 SRP


All prices excluding taxes.
*For a limited time, existing owners of AmpliTube MESA/Boogie 1, AmpliTube 5, AmpliTube 5 SE, AmpliTube 5 MAX and Total Studio 3.5 MAX will receive an exclusive discount automatically when adding MESA/Boogie 2 to their cart.

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No, the much-anticipated follow-up was a Gilmour Collection :D

Source: KVR poll: Next Amplitube Collection, which one would you pick?

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And no M1 Native. :(
“The Generals sat, and the lines on the map, moved from side to side.”
― Pink Floyd

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I've been looking forward to a Mark IIC+ for quite some time. I'm really quite excited for this one!

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Very interested, love to have those models with IK's current tech. I'm eager to try that 6V6 amp model and the MkIIC+, and the MkV, too, for that matter. Gotta check this out!

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I had an actual MkV for 10 long years, and the IK Mesa/Boogie 1 was a really poor mesaboogie.
This one - judging by the audio demos anyway - sounds much closer to it.
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Mesa Mark 2C+ is a very welcome addition to AT.

Now we just need a Bluesbreaker, JMP MV and non-MV, Selmer Zodiac, and a proper Supro.
THIS MUSIC HAS BEEN MIXED TO BE PLAYED LOUD SO TURN IT UP

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I like actual Triple Crown TC-100. I think it is the best tube amp in the world today. So it will be interesting to see this amp within Amplitube. :)

I tried to purchase this bundle but as far as I see we can’t use JamPoints. Is it correct?

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I can't actually make the cart work here. Logged in, using Chrome - just get a javascript error. So can't see what Mesa Boogie 1 owners' price is.

EDIT - same problem in Safari.
http://www.guyrowland.co.uk
http://www.sound-on-screen.com
W11, Ryzen 7900, 64gb RAM, RME Babyface, 1050ti, PT 2024 Ultimate, Cubase Pro 14
Macbook Air M2 OSX 10.15

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noiseboyuk wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 8:08 pm I can't actually make the cart work here. Logged in, using Chrome - just get a javascript error. So can't see what Mesa Boogie 1 owners' price is.

EDIT - same problem in Safari.
I had similar problem, are you clicking on the red "BUY NOW" button or on the green €99 under the product? Took me while to remember the BUY NOW button does nothing.

Disappointed to see I couldn't use my Jam points :(

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Zipede wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 8:25 pm
noiseboyuk wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 8:08 pm I can't actually make the cart work here. Logged in, using Chrome - just get a javascript error. So can't see what Mesa Boogie 1 owners' price is.

EDIT - same problem in Safari.
I had similar problem, are you clicking on the red "BUY NOW" button or on the green €99 under the product? Took me while to remember the BUY NOW button does nothing.

Disappointed to see I couldn't use my Jam points :(
Ah thanks - how silly of me to think BUY NOW would be the way to BUY NOW.

So it's just a $20 discount, and yes, no Jam Points. We have to add the VAT on in the UK too.
http://www.guyrowland.co.uk
http://www.sound-on-screen.com
W11, Ryzen 7900, 64gb RAM, RME Babyface, 1050ti, PT 2024 Ultimate, Cubase Pro 14
Macbook Air M2 OSX 10.15

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I always use Boogie amp sims. I used to use the Amplitube ones, but then I switched to ML Sound Lab. ML Sound Lab already got my money, but I'll probably never buy another product from them just because of their marketing strategies. They recently had a 50% off sale, and for a whole month they sent out two emails every single day about it. It was nuts... just waaaay too much.

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an-electric-heart wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 9:09 pm I always use Boogie amp sims. I used to use the Amplitube ones, but then I switched to ML Sound Lab. ML Sound Lab already got my money, but I'll probably never buy another product from them just because of their marketing strategies. They recently had a 50% off sale, and for a whole month they sent out two emails every single day about it. It was nuts... just waaaay too much.
wow, so they did. :help:
I didnt even notice.
Yeah their MkV is pretty spot on.
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The Mark IIC+ is really nice. It's essentially the same amp as the Mark III so it's shouldn't sound much different through the same cab. And in AmpliTube, both do the same general sound, but the MARK IIC+ here is far more nuanced and dynamic and feels like a real amp.

But the surprise star of the collection is the California Tweed, hands down. It only does one thing, but it does it WELL. It puts the Fender models to shame.

IK really needs to update the modeling in the old amps. How amazing would that be if all of those amps were sounding as good as this collection.
THIS MUSIC HAS BEEN MIXED TO BE PLAYED LOUD SO TURN IT UP

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Ploki wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 9:15 pm
an-electric-heart wrote: Thu Dec 09, 2021 9:09 pm I always use Boogie amp sims. I used to use the Amplitube ones, but then I switched to ML Sound Lab. ML Sound Lab already got my money, but I'll probably never buy another product from them just because of their marketing strategies. They recently had a 50% off sale, and for a whole month they sent out two emails every single day about it. It was nuts... just waaaay too much.
wow, so they did. :help:
I didnt even notice.
Yeah their MkV is pretty spot on.
Yip. So I was (and guess I still am) a fan of their products, so I signed up for the mailing list so I get notified about new products and sales... but come on nobody wants to receive 60 emails in a row about the same thing. It's not "marketing", it's actually much closer to harassment.
I tell everybody who will listen to avoid them like the plague now.

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