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That is correct.. I had a Vox Tonelab SE and used that for about 5 months then sold that. Im glad i got one, cause it taught me alot about the different sounds of amps and tones... Thanks for the help dude.

I am going for the dual... i dont know about a triple though thats alot more power than i can even use (iso panels only do so much) and i dont think i well have the money for it.. Im playing mainly for a church and band right now, at the church were playing alot of covers from.. nickelback...

Im am going for the dual.. but i just dont have to money now.. and i dont have a job.. took saling everything i had to get what i have now.. so i just have to be patience.. but thats hard cause i want one now.. If all i was getting was a 50 extra watt and there wasnt footswitchable fx and 3...

haha.. i figured.. i dont know anyone who could play with the master at 8 on a triple recto...

i've never had the opportunity to play one myself, but if i come across one, i will try it out. And im 16, not a man. I just have to opportunity to play with people older and more skilled that me. So im still learning alot about tone and stuff.

Master volume at 6.. theres only one volume on the superlead 100..

im able to run a 1970's marshall superlead one hundred (not mine) at 6 where i play cause we keep our amps (only two electric guitarist) off stage in different rooms and have soundpanels around each cab... so i think if i got a dual i "SHOULD" be able to run it around 4 if not 5 or so... but...

Sweet... thanks for the info. :D Now if i can only find an extra 200 or so for it...

There are none here :cry:

Im debating to get a single or dual recto head... the newer duals have a footswitchable fx loop, the single rectos dont. and if get a dual recto i would like to turn a eq on or off by the footswitch when i switch channels without a jump in volume. but if i cant do this on a dual i might as...