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Thanks for your help. I will definitely get back to you if I decide to get a Mark IV.

Most definitely, It definitely shines when cranked but it still feels like its missing something. Perhaps I will check out a Mark IV.

Indeed he is and I've been playing for almost 8 years so I'm not so bad myself. But his tone has so much more Gain even though he goes straight guitar to amp.

I Run my Recto through a Marshall 1960 Lead cab.As for what I aiming for, I'm trying to at least get a James Hetfield tone. Hetfield is a strong believer in running an Amplifier stock without any Overdrives and his tone is amazing. I've seen video's of him using the Dual rectifier live and his...

I'm currently running a Gibson SG Standard with a 490R and 498T. I've used an Esp Ltd V with active 81's in it but it only did so much to increase the Gain. I bought my Recto brand new 2 years ago. All the Tubes still burn great.

Well here are my exact settings and tubes. Channel 3 Spongy 50% Dry/Wet Presence: 10:00 Master: 9:00 Gain: 3:00 Bass: 11:00 Mid: 9:00 Treble: 3:00 I have the stock 6L6 tubes as well as the 5U4G Rectifier Tubes. My Crate Blue Voodoo has so much more gain than my Dual Rectifier.

My apologies......I meant the lack of gain, I can barely get enough for even a Hetfield tone. As for my Guitars/pickups. I use a Gibson SG and an Esp Ltd V and M series.

Everyone knows that Mesa's are known for their great distortion. Am I the only person who's Dual Rect. seems to lack distortion? If anyone has any tips to improve on my Recto's dist. please let me know.