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I have a 2 ch triple rectifier and I used this http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=28828 to convert mine to a serial loop. Problem was that even with this mod I still got bleed through. It wasn't any differnent than turning the mix and level knobs to 100%

I've had one for about a year and its pretty cool. The delay, reverb, modulation, compressor and drive are very top notch. very nice sounding and hifi stuff. the pitch section is lacking though. The wammy and the octave can't process chords, its sound like the chord is jumbled. My biggest...

I wish... The triple rectifier is something like 26 inches wide where I believe rack gear is 19 inches wide. you could buy one of those ATA cases that holds the head and has like few separate rack spaces.

That a pretty good deal! I bought mine for $1200 used and then spent $400 on the Mesa cab used. I have a feeling that its a 3 channel version and there should not be any difference between a 02' and the 09'.

Alright, good answer. That brings me to this then, I'd love to do the serial loop mod but when I did it to my single rectifier I still got some bleed through after the mod. I read that others have had this problem too which really defeats the purpose of the mod. I'm wondering if anyone else has...

I've plugged into the line in, adjusted the input gain to unity, and adjusted the output to unity. I think that problem is that since the loop is parallel and the nova is digital. because i can't make the loop 100% wet and the digital effects have latency with the A/D converters, it causes...

thanks for the reply. that moog delay sounds quite nice. I'm thinking about getting a boss DM-2 or a diamond memory lane 2, but after hearing a demo of the moog on youtube I might order one.

Right now I have a nova system that I run in my effects loop. The problem is that with the digital processor in the loop it causes phasing issues because of the a/d converter. It sounds good on the clean channel but it makes the distortion sound like its in a tunnel. I tweeked and tweeked but I...

HERES A LINK TO THE 2 CHANNEL RECTIFIER FOOT SWITCHES. CHANNEL FOOTSWITCH http://mesa.stores.yahoo.net/fcrec.html AND FX LOOP http://mesa.stores.yahoo.net/fclp.html I AGREE TAKE IT IN AND HAVE A TECH CLEAN IT!

What do you mean the Triple Rectifier doesn't have 3 rectifier tubes? Mine has 3 Edit: I see what you mean, it doesn't have 3 kinds of rectification. My mistake.

thats a pretty nice looking Maverick. I thought the 4x10 combo was 40watts and ran on EL84s? I'm unsure about the price of them sorry.

The Roadster 2x12 is wired for 8 ohms so plug it into the 8 ohm jack on your amp.

It seems the only way I can get decent PH on my rectifier is to use a boost. but that might be beacuse I don't really use PH, I just like to play "My Curse" sometimes. I hope you get it setup to you're liking.

thats very true, the few stores in my area only have roadsters, expresses, rectifiers, and stilettos. I asked the GC in colorado to call me when they get a Mark V in so I can try it, that was in April. They never had a Mark IV either!

If you look at the underside of the head you'll see 4 screws. before you unscrew them take the power and rectifier tubes out. And once you unscrew it becareful that you don't touch the insides of the chassie, there are big blue caps that have a charge still in them and if you get shocked they...

I happen to like the clean channel on my rectifier, I like the dark clean that it has. I was a huge fan of Seether when I started playing and they used the triple rectifiers clean channel for songs like "Fine Again" and "Driven Under" I loved that sound. So chalk it up to personal preference.

I guess one can only dream.... I had a dream that mesa made a stiletifier which had 4 channels, recto clean, recto modern, stiletto clean and stiletto drive......

Um do they now make a 4 channel dual rectifier thats not a roadster or roadking?

Yup just get the tube covers off and gently wiggle the tubes out of the sockets. They should be in order left to right starting with V1, there should also be a little diagram on the inside of the headshell that tells you the order of the tubes.

I had that same problem with my tripe rectifier once, it was just a bad preamp tube. just replace them and it should be fine. mainly V1 V2 or V3. Hows the new Chevelle fourm going?