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Sorry bout your health. GLWTS!

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Didnt I sell ya mine already?? :lol:

Yea, just to clarify they always came with V30's. I actually have the prototype slanted cab with the diamond plate on it. I had to wait to acquire it till Boogie was sure they were able to have the plating made to fit the top cab. I have both the top and bottom cab. Been using 'em since 92! :D

MB would be Mike Bendinelli...... THEE man at Mesa... :D

Ok, I know this is digging up a way old thread, but just thought I would clarify some info cause I actually got my Dual Rec. right from Boogie in 92 when they were in Rockaway NY. At the time they first came out, the chrome chassis was definitely not a custom order. I got my first Rec. from...

NOBODY has done this?? :? Anyone??

Curious since the 2:100 will take EL34s if anyone has retubed this amp with KT77s? I like the top end with the 6l6s but I am wondering if the KTs would bring out more definition in the bottom. Thanks.

Man, its been years since I owned the quad but from what I remember yes, lead 2 is controlled entirely by channel 2.

Think of it this way. Inside of a head is a preamp and poweramp. The Triaxis is just a preamp. You need both to drive a cabinet. You need to do a search for an in depth explanation but thats the gist of it.

Ya know, back in the day there was a little "shell swapping" going on in some places. Wasnt Boogie directly nor was it any music store that I knew of, but I can tell you that some of those early heads that are floating around may have had a different head shell at one time. Especially the...

Check this page >> http://www.tubefreak.com/triaxis.htm Some descent info there. Hope that helps!

Well I wasnt trying to to talk you into the Switchblade cause for some ppl it might be overkill. :lol: I just think your much better off with one amp and then going for the midi switching option. Far less headaches in the long run. :wink:

All depends on how elaborate you want your pedal to be. If your just looking for basic switching {i.e. just program patches and no c.c. stuff then you can get away with a pedal for as low as $25-50. I just pickes up an ART X-12 for that price used and keep it as my backup. I use the GC Pro and...

Something to think about... You might run into serious ground loop issues with two amps and wind up spending some serious $$$ trying to get rid of it. You already have more than one channel on the amp now so why not utilize it. I am partial to midi to switch everything and just got rid of my...

Ok,seriously.. You need to go and try a Mark IV! .... You have tried different speakers, different tubes, pedals..etc. and its still not what your digging. Realistically your spending $$ on trying make an amp you dont like sound good when you may plug into a Mark and fall in love right away. I...

Disassembled is correct in his post and here is something to elaborate: "The TriAxis was introduced to the world in October 1992 and began with serial #T0001. That would have been the 1.0 software version. In January 1993 the version 2.0 software was introduced. That would have been somewhere...

What may help a little bit is what type of music do you play and what sound are you going for? :wink: I have a Fat Mod Triaxis and I had borrowed my buddies original Triaxis {non-Fat}. I have an early Jackson with EMG'S and the original Triaxis was nice and tight doing triplets on the low E...

Thanks. You seem to have some nice vintage pieces as well. I had Recto #189 also but got rid of it many years ago. I am the original owner of all my stuff except the Triaxis.Mark Snyder had basically helped put my rig together and cutom built quite a few pieces I have. That was way back when he...

Here is the actual handwritten notes for James and Kirks amp settings written by Flemming Rasmussen for Master of Puppets and also And Justice for all..... http://www.sweetsilence.com/GearSlutzNotes.htm Dunno if its been posted already but kewl nonetheless.. :D