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I sold it to purchase a Marshall 50/50 EL34 as I wanted to try something else with the Kemper. The Marshall lasted a week and I found another Matrix and bought it..
I’m not familiar with the Boogie Power Amps either having never owned or played one..
I did find the Matrix allowed better results with the direct profiles I used going into a 4/12 cab.
Hope that helps.
Darren
If weight is no issue then the Mesa is my preference for tone. Just a more dynamic feeling and punchy low end. Really easy to get that cabinet thump with the Mesa - the Matrix will do it too if you can dial in the preamp for it, but it’s stiffer both in feel and tone. If you’re a Mesa guy (I am) then I think you’d prefer the 2:90.
Either is louder and with more headroom than anyone would feasibly need. The Matrix still sounds cool and has other advantages... but purely on tone it’s Mesa for me. I haven’t tried a 20/20 but I tend to prefer larger wattages in general
The PS was perhaps a little warmer sounding with a touch more push at the bottom end but in a band mix, you would never notice.
PM me if you want to give it a try sometime.