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Just picked up a multi-watt Dual Rectifier, and everything works great except for channel 3. At low volumes it functions normally, but when the volume is turned up it has this hard limiter thing going on. The first split second of the note is normal volume, but then instantly drops to whisper...

I no longer have the amp (have a TA-15 now). I did, however, get the switch to work. I don't remember exactly what I did, but I had to switch the wires around inside the footswitch. It switched the channels fine after that.

I haven't tried it in the Solo jack yet. Once I get a speaker for my cabinet at home, or I have time to run over to my bass players house where my big cabinet is, I'll give it a try. I'll also try the other trick. I wonder if the jack may just be corroded, or too dirty. The transformers do...

Not sure I get the hamburger reference. Also, I don't have a rect-o-verb. I just have the series 2 single rectifier head. The only footswitchable function I need is to be able to switch between channel 1 and channel 2. Here's a pic of how the footswitch is wired. If everything looks...

It only has a single channel jack, and a solo jack. This is a two channel amp.

So when the manual says this... That doesn't mean I can use a switch like I got?

Just got a series 2 single rectifier, and am loving the tones it gets. However, I'm having a problem with the footswitch. It didn't come with the stock switch, so I bought a single button footswitch to be able to change channels. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I put the channel selector...