Mesa Boogie Dual and Triple Rectifier Tones

[guitarmaster]

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[Platypus]

I think a lot of it is how the clips were recorded, the recto tends to be pretty buzzy as it is and moving the mic slightly I've noticed can change a lot of the sound drastically.

Just out of curiosity, did you listen to any of my clips with the EL34's? They tend to be less fizzy sounding than 6L6s do.

 

[guitarmaster]

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[guitarmaster]

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[Guitarzan]

the guitar player was from a german power metal band very well known!!!!!!!

Rammstein?

 

[guitarmaster]

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[Guitarzan]

No,Blind Guardian they used Dual Recto in 1994, great live sound. I don't like Rammstein music, but the guitar sound of this band is incredible, I have listened to all their albums, damn their sound is thunderous, do you know the song : keine lust, this is the sound I like, and it's produced by a Dual, or better a Dual and some extra units. I have photos of their rigs,
they use real good compressors (Drawmer) and TC electronics for FX, not a lot of things like the people could imagine!!!!!!!!!! For me Rammstein sound is the best , but not for solos!!!!!!!!!!

The reason I asked was, I saw Rammstein open for KMFDM back in '97. They were using the old 2ch DR's. I was hooked! I'll never forget that show. I had no idea who they were at the time.

 

[guitarmaster]

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[ibanez4life SZ!]

It's all about recording...obviously how its done.

There is no way to can replicate the recording quality of a pro studio at home....unless if you're willing to put HUGE sums of money into it.

 

[Sanchez]

One of them uses an engl. I'm starting to become impressed with engl lately. I didn't like the ones I tried in the past and don't think they have the options I'm after but they do sound killer when set right.

Sanchez