I'm Back! NAD TA-15

Greetings and salutations!
I was a proud owner of a 5:25 Express combo for for ~ 2 years a while back, but I succumbed to GAS and sold it to pursue other gear.
Regretted selling it ever since. I've been admiring the TA-15 head since it's release. Watching and waiting in the wings looking for a good deal. One fell into my lap today! A 3 month old TA-15 head at 2/3rds the price of new in excellent condition
I've been playing it all day. Very impressed! Going through a 2X12 Avatar cab loaded w/ a Blue Dog and Silver Bell Alnicos
Would have loved to get a 5:25 Express Plus head, but couldn't justify the price tag, but this little Lunch Box fits the bill.
Glad to have rejoined the Boogie family

Congrats on the amp, great choice! I've been using mine with a 2x12 with V30s, and it's just fantastic, both clean (normal) and crunch (H1). My favorite sounds are from hum-bucker equipped guitars. Check out some of the TA-15 threads on this part of the forum, lots of great info on tubes, speakers, etc. Enjoy! 8)

Great choice, I've had mine for 3-4 years and it's a fabulous amp! I run mine through a pair of 1x12 Lonestar Cabs (black tolex and weave grillecloth with silver piping) loaded with C90s and it sounds and looks superb!

Great that your TA-15 worked well for you....I went this weekend again to check one out....must be some good one's out there....wish I would have had the same luck. Congrats and enjoy. 8)

Thanks for the warm welcome back!
I read a lot of reviews and the pros and cons on the TA-15 before I bought
I heard all about the hum and how the amp is a P.O.S. How it's a piece of garbage etc....
Considering the versatility and tone of this little guy, I can live w/ a little hum.
I'm pretty impressed w/ chl 1 & the tweed setting on chl 2, whether I'm using single coils, P-90's, or Humbuckers.
I haven't taken time to investigate the drive modes on chl 2, yet, but I will as soon as I get a chance to sit down and tweak the controls.
Is this a boutique amp? No, I wouldn't say it is, but IMHO it's a high quality amp, manufactured in the good old US by an accredited manufacturer.
I'm not a cork sniffer by nature, but I do appreciate great sounding amps.
I'm also a proud owner of a 14W Phaez Daisy Cutter and a highly modified Fender Blues "Senior"
So I consider the TA-15 a great addition to my guitar amp stable.