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A series of 4 clips with a Bogner Uberschall. This is the original Rev 1 that predates the Rev 2. Load and of gain on tap. There are 4 clips on the video: Darker clip (double tracked) Brighter clip (double tracked) Dark & Bright clips combined (quad tracked) Dark clip blended w/Mesa Dual Recto Rev F (quad tracked) No boosts used in the video. Plugging straight into the amp. Also, no additional ...

A brief video showing a comparison of the following Rectos: '95 Mesa Dual Recto - Rev G (Rackmount) '94 Mesa Dual Recto - Rev G '93 Mesa Dual Recto - Rev F '92 Mesa Dual Recto - Rev C (Ch 2 Modern) '92 Mesa Dual Recto - Rev C (Ch 1 Vintage) All amps are dialed in the same, volumes equalized as best possible. ZERO processing or EQ on the tracks (not even HP/LP). Completely raw guitars, double tr...

Quick Mesa Boogie Triaxis demo for a Metallica Load/Reload/Garage Inc era type tone. Gear used in the clip: 1992 Mesa Boogie Triaxis Preamp 1986 Mesa Boogie Strategy 400 Power Amp Mesa 2X5 Custom Rack EQ 1994 Marshall 4X12 (V30s) Shure SM57 and Sennheiser MD421 on the cab, into a Presonus VSL22 Interface. Raw guitars in the clip (no additional processing, just a HP/LP).

This is a quick iPhone clip in the room of my 1994 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier, Revision G. This is Channel 2 Modern Red (Bold/Diodes), with NO boosts or pedals. This is the guitar straight into the amp with a 2003 Mesa Traditional/Straight 4X12 (V30) cab. This is my newer of the cabs (speakers aren't as broken in as my other). I often hear that Revision G is flubby, loose sounding, etc...but I ...

This is a quick iPhone clip in the room of a '93 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier, Revision F. It's on Channel 2 Modern/Red, straight into the amp with no boosts or pedals. Random Drop D riffing. I oftentimes hear that Recto's are too flubby, aren't tight amps, etc. I disagree. When dialed in properly, they're versatile amps that can easily play metal without a boost. The low end sometimes clips the ...

This is a quick iPhone clip of Channel 1 of George Lynch's original Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier (Rev C) from the '90s. It's just an iPhone clip in the room, so those expecting pro quality will be disappointed. There are no boosts or pedals used - it's simply the guitar plugged straight into the amp with an iPhone sitting in the room. It's dialed in a little brighter than I normally would, but th...

Quick iPhone clip comparing a Mesa Boogie Mark IIC , Mark IIC , and Mark IV (A) using the same settings. This is NOT pro audio, and anyone expecting as such will disappointed. The cab in the video is a 2002 Marshall 4X12 with G12M Greenbacks on top and Marshall V30s on bottom. Guitar is a Les Paul with a Gibson 500T in the bridge. The Mark IIC and Mark IV (A) are both running a quad of Mesa STR...