So on the Dual/Triple Rectifier Solo head, what clean settings have you guys used with sucess? I've had lots of time with the other channels and love them, but I've been having a bit of trouble with the cleans. I'm looking for something chimey, not too bright or twangy.
Settings for cleans...
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mikey383
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I don't think bright or twangy are words you could use to describe the cleans on a Rectifier. 
I usually crank the treble, scoop the mids, bass around noon, and gain around 9 oclock. I also clone the orange to modern which helps boost the volume and accents the high end. The presence control doesn't work in this setting, which is why I didn't include it in the settings.
I usually crank the treble, scoop the mids, bass around noon, and gain around 9 oclock. I also clone the orange to modern which helps boost the volume and accents the high end. The presence control doesn't work in this setting, which is why I didn't include it in the settings.
mikey383 said:I don't think bright or twangy are words you could use to describe the cleans on a Rectifier.
I usually crank the treble, scoop the mids, bass around noon, and gain around 9 oclock. I also clone the orange to modern which helps boost the volume and accents the high end. The presence control doesn't work in this setting, which is why I didn't include it in the settings.
Sweet, are you talking about using cleans on the green channel or orange?
mikey383
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grunge782 said:mikey383 said:I don't think bright or twangy are words you could use to describe the cleans on a Rectifier.
I usually crank the treble, scoop the mids, bass around noon, and gain around 9 oclock. I also clone the orange to modern which helps boost the volume and accents the high end. The presence control doesn't work in this setting, which is why I didn't include it in the settings.
Sweet, are you talking about using cleans on the green channel or orange?
I have a 2 channel, so my cleans are on the orange. If you're using a 3 channel, they don't have the channel cloning feature.
JF Omalycat
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mikey383 said:I don't think bright or twangy are words you could use to describe the cleans on a Rectifier.
I usually crank the treble, scoop the mids, bass around noon, and gain around 9 oclock. I also clone the orange to modern which helps boost the volume and accents the high end. The presence control doesn't work in this setting, which is why I didn't include it in the settings.
I've never tried that. Thanks for the tip.
I have a 2-channel Dual Rectifier and my clean (orange) channel is right around this.
Presence - 10:30
Bass - 12:00
Mid - 3:30
Treble - 12:00
Gain - 9:30/10:00
Works well for me, and I can keep it really clean or dig in and get some grit in it.
Infront of the amp I run a clean boost, but with that bypassed its still good, but a bit saggy.
Presence - 10:30
Bass - 12:00
Mid - 3:30
Treble - 12:00
Gain - 9:30/10:00
Works well for me, and I can keep it really clean or dig in and get some grit in it.
Infront of the amp I run a clean boost, but with that bypassed its still good, but a bit saggy.
