It's probable they're loading these with STR-445 RED which will be cold AF. Might be cold enough that (with careful testing) EL34 mode (hotter bias) could work.
So the "funky mids" in the C+ reissue are, IMO, going to help it sit better in a live mix than the OG.
The DR Multiwatt also has better mids for the live mix than older Rectos. IMO.
If this Recto RI is Rev F-ish with those funky mids, it may also win the live mix battle.
Just saying...
I am currently leaning towards a normal Custom. A black one, because apparently the white ones are made on the USA production line because they have to use their paint booths for the white... WTF?
I also went down the Axcess rabbit hole- SUPER cool specs, however I found out they are thinner...
Doing some more reading, I'm seeeing that the Custom RIs come with a nylon nut. Almost $7K for a guitar and a nylon nut!?! WTF is that?!?!
Anyway, seems like what I'm hearing is that the Moderns really do sound more.. modern, to the extent that if I was to compare one of those to a good...
Not sure about raceu but I do, just picked up an 84 B and 86 A cab.
So the last few hours I've been rabbit holing comparing these Moderns to Customs, regular + 57RI + 68 RI. Seems like most of the difference is in the PUPs. Maybe I need to take a trip to play all this shit. :ROFLMAO:
@LP Freak hey thanks, yours does look pretty killer. For this purchase I am planning on using my Gear Card since it's empty right now, saving my cash for a pair of 1960TV cabs I have on backorder.
So today I went to the local & played 10 or so LPs. Trads, 50s & 60s Standards, Classics, even a...
Do they sound right? How's the QC?
So I've never owned a Les Paul. I've played a few of them, and with their baseball bat necks and rosewood boards it's never been my thing feels-wise, though they definitely have "that" sound. A while back I was in a local store & picked up a new Studio Session...
Just came across this on sevenstring. Happy to hear any clips available. Sad to hear another guy with a Gibson that can't chug. Looking forward to the guys who can save the product launch!!!
The Dual MW is, and that's why it cuts better live than most (all?) other Rectos. The Triple MW however is more "scooped" and normal recto sounding, IMO.
I think A sounded far better. That said I think B is real, it sounds like a bad mic position.
For recording, as much as I hate to admit it, modelers and DIs are SO much easier to land on a good tone than micing a cab which is really it's own skill.
Making some 🍿 now..
The thing about the C+ RI is if I didn't have OGs, I would be proud to have a RI. However, I have OGs so....
I've gone & sold all my Rectos so the Recto RI is more interesting to me. I could get a Triple MW that's about a month old for $2K so that's the comparison...
Wow. Well I'm stoked the trailer dropped, and it seems like their Marketing department still hasn't learned much, or learned how to mic up for metal, although Dinesh allllmost got a chug out of it!
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@willcarter1210
1 hour ago
I felt so stupid...
I really don't think Wizards record very well, TBH. What they sound like 2" in front of the cone is not anywhere near as flattering as how they sound in the room. Possibly because of the thing I don't like about them, how dry & unforgiving they are...?
On the other side of this, what you say...