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I'm just not down with rolled back clean tones from high gain settings. Still too hairy on my SLO-100. Back to the topic of using a 4CM... I really like the idea of being able to mix the preamps of my current stock SLO-100 and a future Soldano Decatone Crunch voiced SLO-100. Its really my...

Because for me: (1) getting good dirty tones out of my high gain amps takes priority over clean tones, (2) some multi-channel amps share an excellent high gain mode with their clean channel: Rectifier Pushed Mode, Soldano Crunch. So I'd be more than willing to go with an "effects loop clean...

So in this scenario we're using a multi-channel amp with effects loop. Say you have each channels gain set for a pretty well distorted high gain tone. No channel dedicated to clean. Generally speaking, for amps set at high gain, its not very practical nor do you get a decent clean tone when...

Specifically I was referring to matching each rectifier tube's bias for the voltage in this 6L6/EL34 mismatch setup. I don't know if it makes any difference. Ah that makes sense thanks. Thanks for all your work! :shock: I'll read it over. :wink: I think I was really just looking for...

First off I'm not interested in KT77s or the RoadKing for combining EL34s and 6L6s... I've been wondering about a Triple Rectifier with dual EL34s in 50W mode and those plus quad 6L6s in 150W mode. You could channel assign dual EL34s or dual EL34s + quad 6L6s using the 50W/150W Multi-Watt...

See old ebay listings: SC 245 SC 250 Make an offer. No trades please.

Two 3/4-back cabinets stacked is soooo loud its almost impractical. It does look cool though. :D

Maybe he will let you try it out at home for a few days to make a final decision? Also, will you ever want a Mark V instead?

Well I just heard the Mark V demo and the "Extreme" setting sounds very "Modern Metal" sounding. So I have to say its gone beyond the "Old School" metal tones that the Mark series is traditionally known for. I'll have to update my earlier comments heh.

No, the first tune is a metal tune, but the tone is old school. No on the second tune, its barely metal IMO, sounds more like nu-metal. Both of these are good examples of what I consider "Old School" metal tone even though they're playing modern "metal" music, but for modern metal tone (or...

IMO, the only modern metal amp Mesa has ever made are the Rectifiers. Roadster/Road King = Hard Rock Mark Series = Old School Metal/Traditional Boogie Lead Stiletto/Ace = Old School Metal/Traditional Marshall Lead So you're going to need more frontend EQ/boost/overdrive/distortion in order to...

Seems more like a sketchy dealer or sales person to me.

Seems he mainly uses Channel 2/Orange and Channel 1/Green.

I came across this interview with him and this is what he has to say about the Dual Rectifiers: He really rips it up at this show and the crowd is really into it...

IMO, I don't think you could make it.... the consumer guitar amp market is already flooded and competing is even more difficult with cheap toneful amps like the Blackstar HT-5 being built in Korea. You'll have to come out with something different sounding to stand out and even then look at...

I've briefly owned a Roadster, which I didn't care for too much, and I had a Trem-O-Verb many years ago and WAS GASing for one recently, but today I'm thinking about the Triple Recto. :lol: I'm also wondering what other tones its capable of besides metal and wondering how close it can get to...

I think you would need your guitar to go into a powered preamp that had a builtin crossover which would allow you send certain frequencies to one amp and other frequencies to another amp.

I just did a quick search and came across him playing with a 3 channel recto in the background. Not sure if its his cause there is another bands gear on stage. One thing is, unless he's been interviewed, you never know if an amp has been mod'ed. Now that you got me thinkin about it (thanks a...

If you play metal or extremely high gain then the V30 is a good choice. I've found it to be harsh with a Roadster and my Soldanos. The V30 has a mid frequency spike compared to the more even C90 so it helps amps with scooped EQ metal settings come through the mix a little better. Myself and...

I'm not into this style but it sounds pretty commercial so hopefully you'll do well! 8) It is pretty balls out rockin though.