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Yes I know. My original question was whether this one would also work. http://mesa.stores.yahoo.net/fcrec-b.html

Thanks. I saw those but they don't have one specifically for the 3 ch DRs.

Thanks guys. "As for a Stiletto 4 x 12, nothing really will sound quite like it other than a Stiletto 4 x 12" In my heart, I also know this is true. I can't tell you guys how many amps and cabs I've been through over the years looking for the sound I want, and I had it with the DR+Stiletto...

Fluff - Which power tubes are you running with this combo? Are you still running the TAD WGC short bottle 6L6s per your post last fall?

Thanks. Prolly best just to go with the one that I know works..

Hi guys, I am re-purchasing a rig that I stupidly sold last year :( Did a search on this and found some related info, but not specific to my question. Anyway, previous rig was a 3ch (non-multi-watt) Dual Rec and a Traditional/Stiletto 4x12. It was **** near perfect tone-wise for me. I...

I need a replacement footswitch for my "version 1" (non-multi-watt) 3 channel dual recto. The original footswitch was a 5 button, single row. The "version 2" multi-watt versions came with a 6 button, two row footswitch. My question is will the 6 button, two row switch for the multi-watt...

Between Oversized/Standard and Traditional/Stiletto, I agree with what most people have said here: depends on what tone you want to get. Oversized/Standard sounds more scooped, bigger bass, higher top end - probably what a lot of metal players want. Traditional/Stiletto is tighter, more...

Thanks! I had the TAD WGC short bottles in an Egnater amp previously, and really liked them in that amp - I hadn't considered putting them in my DR, but now I def. am.

Sorry if a dumb question, but I'm assuming that I don't need to worry the bias if I wanted to try out these tubes - should be just plug and play, right? Just making sure b/c I know Boogie is not like other amp manufacturers w.r.t non-Mesa tubes.

Sounds like the your molds weren't done properly. I had one pair that didn't fit right - I took them back and they redid the molds free of charge. Mine fit very snug - don't pop out or lose seal when I talk/sing/yawn/etc.

+1. I tried and tried to live with a 2x12, mainly because of weight and size....but the sound I wanted just wasn't there. I even tried stacking 2 2x12s, trying to get the tone but maintain portability, but no dice. 4x12s aren't just about being bigger with more speakers - they actually sound...

Go to an ENT, or any place that makes hearing aids. Tell them you need musicians ear plugs. Mine cost about $150. Best $150 I've spent on music gear - doesn't kill the sound like typical hardware store type plugs. As for dialing in my tones - I do it without plugs.....that is what everyone...

Got it. For posterity: 14x5

Does anyone know offhand the dimensions of the 5 button footswitch for the 3 channel Rectifiers (the previous gen before the last rev that made it a 6 button, 2 row)? Thanks!

Good points 94. There's always some compromise....I'm just happy to be back with a Boogie after all these years - I forgot how much I missed these amps!

Yes, tubes always sound better after they have warmed up for 15-20 mins. Even if you just put your amp in standby for 15 mins before you start playing, it sounds better.

Sure, but IME, "true bypass" pedals still impact your tone, unless they are completely passive, which not many pedals are - not as obviously or badly as non-true bypass, but there is still a signal degradation when they are in the path, even when "truly bypassed". I use the tuner at the...

Understand about the Slave - I was actually talking about using the Slave just the feed the tuner and then plugging dummy leads into the FX loop and using the FX button as a mute. But dummy leads would be an open circuit unless they were shorted, so I wasn't sure if the Dual Rec would see an...

When I have the tuner in the FX loop, as long as I have it plugged into the RETURN, it mutes the amp because there is no signal passing through the return - well, nearly mutes it since it is a parallel loop so there is always some original signal getting past the loop. The tuner itself is...