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MGR/Anonymous « Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier »
Published on 06/02/02 at 15:00I bought this amplifier out of guitar center for 1500. This has probably one of the greatest rock tones that I have heard out of an amplifier. The amp really brings the most of my 1977 fender american strat. If you are looking for good tone at extreme volumes this is the amp to get.
I love the versitily of the amp. You can achieve so many different sounds out of this amp through its eight modes spread out over three channels. The dual is probably one of the greatest amps I've heard.
The amplifier is so dang gorgeous that it makes you want to spend all your time polishing the amp. Basically I have no complaints.
When I bought the amp all the tubes had covers on them and the rectifier tubes were still in their box. It is extremely well built and when you pick it up it just feels solid. A metal bar protects the tubes and it appears and feels like it is built like a tank.
This is an all around gorgeous amp and I would suggest that someone save up for a little bit longer to buy this head than any other amp. Besides Mesa engineered this amp what else can I say.
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I love the versitily of the amp. You can achieve so many different sounds out of this amp through its eight modes spread out over three channels. The dual is probably one of the greatest amps I've heard.
The amplifier is so dang gorgeous that it makes you want to spend all your time polishing the amp. Basically I have no complaints.
When I bought the amp all the tubes had covers on them and the rectifier tubes were still in their box. It is extremely well built and when you pick it up it just feels solid. A metal bar protects the tubes and it appears and feels like it is built like a tank.
This is an all around gorgeous amp and I would suggest that someone save up for a little bit longer to buy this head than any other amp. Besides Mesa engineered this amp what else can I say.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com