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Yeah, I'm still using the stock tubes. Is there a big difference or something? The thing is, like I said I tried the exact same setting on a Dual Rectifier in the store and it sounded fine - maybe even a little better, since the head was running through a Mesa cabinet as well. Now I have the...

Cranking it up all the way is not really an option, as right now I have a pretty good relationship with both my bandmates and my neighbors and I would like things to stay that way thank you very much! Everything gets mic'd through the PA and I've never met a sound guy who wanted the amps cranked...

See, if you'd replied to this thread a little sooner I might be 250 euros richer right now and would not be the proud owner of a new "Box of Rock." :lol: Honestly, maybe there is something wrong with my Recto, because it doesn't sound weird to me on the settings I was describing. I even...

I don't get how this is possible. If I set my gain to between 12 and 1 o'clock on the vintage setting I don't get anywhere near enough gain for hard rock - as in not even in the neighborhood of what I need. It's maybe more of an early 70s classic rock crunch, but I can't get an 80s hard rock...

Before I was playing with a Marshall AVT 150 Valvestate head. I'm actually happy with my tone right now, and don't consider it to be either muddy or shrill. Actually, if you're interested you can hear a comparison here: http://www.adrenalinekings.com/en/audio-en.php The older album on the left...

Dudes, apologize if this has been covered ad nauseum, but I took a quick look and didn't see it. In the manual for the Triple Rectifier it says: I play a Triple Recto through a Marshall 1960 cabinet and mostly use an Ibanez Prestige. I use the Vintage mode on gain channel 2 exclusively. I'm...