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LOL!! damn thats expensive, I wonder if he ment $1200

Sorry I can't help with the heating issue but that looks awesome. Hows the clean channel on it?

actually it came with the knobs when I bought it. sorry not much help

^where exactly are you? I bought mine used from a music go round in Wisconsin. Also I had a question for you. Do you run your pedals through the fx loop? Mine doesn't seem to change the sound to much but, I get lots of hum on channel 2. I only get hum when using the loop and i'm running my gain...

Not really its a Rev G from July of 2000 but thanks though

not to hard, but I had to use a heatgun and a hammer to get it off. took about ten minutes and i had to use the claw side of the hammer to get it off. The face plate got really hot so I had to use gloves.

^ hey, thats really cool

Thanks I think the key is to sand very well, make sure there are no shiny spots, clean it very well, two coats of primer, let it dry overnight, and then two coats of black flat paint. I googled "how to paint metal" and that gave me pretty good directions. if you have an questions on doing it...

I used a heat gun to remove the faceplate, then I sanded it with 220 sandpaper, I washed it with dawn to remove any oil, primed it with 2 coats, let it dry and then 2 coats of flat black. the paint was rustoleum painters touch. cost $50 for supplies, I wish I could powdercoat but I don't have...

Lately i've grown tired of the chrome faceplate on my recto, but mesa wanted $200 for a black face plate, so i did my own.

I used to have a Marshall 1960a slant cab and i finally traded it for a standard rectifier cab, and there is a difference. the recto cab has bigger bass and i think the speakers sound better. While I had my 1960a cab I would have to put my mids around 1 o clock. and bring the presence down to...

Hey, where do you live? I have a Triple Rectifier rev-G, I'm pretty interested in the triaxis and the ground control. but I don't know if i want to give up my 4x12. send me a message.

I use a Nova system in my triple rectifier's effects loop. mix 100% and send 100%. I setup the input gain and output of the Nova and it sounds fine.

I have a 2ch Triple Rectifier, rev G that I'd be willing to trade. But it sound like you looking for a Marshall type of sound.

if you ever want to trade for a recto let me know.

I want something like that! :shock: Either this or getting a Black Diamond grill

No matter, you're right anyways.

I'm pretty sure my Series II single rectifier had a switch for 6L6 or EL34.... http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Rectifier_Series/The_Single_Rectifiers/The_Solo_50_Head/the_solo_50_head.html Yup that ^ link says you can, right hand side 2nd feature down. So that means you have a series I...

Triple Recto- $1200 Gibson Les Paul Studio- $750 Mesa Overiszed 4x12- $200 TC Nova System- $350 Not bad in my opinion. Together it comes to about $2,500 Edit: Damn, some of you have huge rigs, it must be awesome!

I use an Gibson Les Paul Studio. I'd like to find an ESP Eclipse with EMGs to try with it. I tried one at a guitar center with a Stiletto and they were pretty good. I was very surprised by the clean sound I got from the neck pickup.