boss4 said:Just to inform and got surprised to see the Single Recto and the Recto Stereo 2:100 power amp in the discontinued products page on the Mesa site!
Any thoughts on this?...
And also, I guess there's no need for single rectos as the new multi-watt recto models now cover the 50W territory.boss4 said:Thanks for the info Dom. Guess the mini is loud enough to cover the Single Recto and the 2:100 never reached the 2:90 status...
Yes, but the price range is different too. Some peolple got the single cause the dual was out of their budget, now its 8 or 800, mini or Dual.Shemham said:And also, I guess there's no need for single rectos as the new multi-watt recto models now cover the 50W territory.boss4 said:Thanks for the info Dom. Guess the mini is loud enough to cover the Single Recto and the 2:100 never reached the 2:90 status...
You got used to those features but the single Recto, compared to other amps, have some interesting features like different modes per channel or the 6l6/el34 bias option. But yes, the lack of solo boost, spongy/bold and the tube/diode functions make this version a bit antique compared to other Rectos.talltxguy said:The only Rectifier I've owned was a Roadster. And I manipulated the tube/diodes and bold/spongy switches to get different tones and feels. The fact that the Single didn't have either two switches was an immediate dealbreaker for me.