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Thanks, fellas. I was reading this page: http://oxyde.clan.free.fr/dualrectifier.htm ...and it made it sound like not all came with Schumacher transformers. Also, it mentions how revision G (which I'm guessing mine has to be) should have 16/8/4 speaker jacks, yet mine has 8-16/8-16/4/4 jacks.

I have a Dual Rectifier that is serial number R-008822 and dated March 1997 inside. Looking from the back, the transformer on the left is labeled "EIA606" and the speaker outputs are 8-16, 8-16, 4, and 4. Doesn't that indicate it has a Schumacher transformer? Isn't that odd for a 1997? BTW...

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Yep, it's cool, though I normally find it best with clean sounds and a somewhat muted playing technique.

Actually this isn't a totally clean sound, but more of a slightly gritty clean, but it sounds great.

Here are the settings on R-008822: -Orange Channel -Clean Rhythm -Silicone Diode -Bold Master: 9:00 Presence: 1:00 Bass: 12:00 Mid: 12:00 Treble: 3:00 Gain: 9:00 Keeley BD-2 in front with these settings: Level: all the way up Gain: all the way down Tone: 12:00 Phat: On Just was...

+1 (on the barf that is)

I totally get what you are saying, but from a technical standpoint, you *never* have to rebias if you buy tubes to Mesa spec. From a *tonal* standpoint, it might be a good idea, but that's subjective as ursinus just pointed out. Also, will your rebiasing method void a warranty?

Buying tubes that are to Mesa spec are like buying spark plugs that are already gapped to the proper spec (to use your analogy). Whether adding a bias pot or whatever other bias adjustment method is a good idea is open for debate (and another topic), but from what I understand if you buy...

I don't spend over $25 on CDs very often, but did for Gorjia (Terra Incognita). Those guys are killer!

Wow, that's crazy. It may not actually sell, though, because the winner is a "zero". However, the second highest bidder seems to have a decent Ebay record and he bid $2,507!!!

Gojira are awesome. I just paid over $25 for Terra Incognita on CD. I don't pay that kinda dough for CDs very often, but it was worth it. It's very refreshing to listen to a death metal influenced band who doesn't have grotesque gore lyrics.

If you have level problems, try one of these: I'm not using one with my DR, but am successfully using one with several pedals in the serial loop of my Randall RM50B.

Haven't tried them in a Dual Rec, but I have used them in another amp (Vibrolux clone) and I much prefer Winged C's. The 7581's had a thin sound compared to the WC's. As always, YMMV.

Dual channel modules with the MOD100. Also, Egnater hand-built quality. Plus, you are comparing the fully loaded MOD100 price to an unloaded RM100. With the dual channel modules running about $400 each, the MOD100 is more around $1,800 just for the head. But that is still quite a bit more $$...

I thought the Treadplate was just a new name for the same module? I don't own a Grail module, but it's reported to sound the most Recto-like of all the modules.

10-15 hours? I've got some that have hundreds of hours on them and they're working fine.

For sale. Not for sale. For sale. LOL!!!

Because compared to the current Marshall stuff, a M/B is going to sound better (at least to a lot of ears), be more versatile, and be better built than a real deal Marshall.

I'm pretty much an all pedals guy and I've ran them in the loop of my 2 chan DR Solo for years, and the tone doesn't bother me a bit. I really can't tell much of any difference between having the loop on or off. I think it's all in how you set things up....and the pedals you use. I have true...