Yep, I'm now shopping for a Lonestar!  He's such a great player, but also so articulate when he talks about his gear and willing to share settings - what a guy!

I bought a lone star a few months ago. I’m convinced it’s the best amp ever made. It’s like a Fender twin in the clean channel and a Marshall in the drive channel, but somehow better than both.

This amp was voted one of the best cleanest sounding amps ever...!!!    I have to get it in the 4U rackmount...

Just got my Lone Star today. Mesa was crazy to stop making these.

I have 2 of them and LOVE these amps. That is THE TONE machine!!! Play one if you can. Peace, -G

@gothyke A night to remember...my favorite Timmons tune!

I'd give a kidney to play like that

Love this video. Bought an old lone star because of it

I love this tone!!  Pretty sure he could play a boot and have it sound amazing!  But the amp rocks!

ya, based on this demo, I picked up a Lonestar today and it's just magical, no BS.  I've tried it with a strat, 335, LP custom, tele and even a custom archtop. They all sound really great.
I can use it for practically any type of genre... maybe not metal, but I rarely do metal anyway.  Even at 10 watts it sounds full and rich.  I have not tried it with other tubes yet, but you can use EL34's or 6v6's as well as the stock 6L6's.
The effects loop is the nicest I've seen.

Great demo and great guitarist.

Very nice tone indeed due to not only this great amp but Andy's awesome axe.

His clean tone is amazing!

Dude I saw you with EM in St. Charles IL and I bought your CD killer player! Now that I know you are into the Boogie I may have to step away from the Marshall and Hot Rod, and save for one!

He also shows you on Part I, great stuff!

what a great idea for Mesa, get someone who knows a lot about tone to demo your product.  

I mean, the other demos I've seen sound good but this is really sophisticated tone!

A night to remember.

Sounds like what he wanted was a Gibson humbucker sound. Might have been easier to swap guitars. Kidding of course.

excellent!!!
I love this guitar so much, i've gotta get one!

Timmons reminds me a lot of Hendrix in that his playing is warm and soulful. By this I mean that his playing is emotive, especially his leads, which have a vocal quality--like someone scatting. I respond to the tone, expressiveness, and fittingness (right thing, right time) of the playing, not the technique or velocity. I'd rather listen to Neil Young's one-note solo in "Cinnamon Girl," or the crying Gilmour solo in "Comfortably Numb," than a technically amazing metal shred solo. Rock on, Andy!