Michiel Kemper
New member
Hi all, I got a Mesa boogie triple rectifier multiwatt and found it to be a lot more fizzy than my 2-channel dual rectifiers.
It feels fizzy and thin no matter the pre or powertubes in there.
I did bias the str 440 6l6’s so it sounds a bit better but not by a long shot with my duals.
I also notice that you can use the fx loop as a sort boost or more saturation?
If I enable it and dime the channel volume and then use the output volume, I get a bit more saturation and aggression.
Is that common for 3 channel triple rectifiers?
I know it needs some volume to sound better but I don’t need that volume for my dual recs so I’m trying to see what I can squeeze out of the amp.
If I’m using the fx loop v4 is being used as preamp tube?
It feels fizzy and thin no matter the pre or powertubes in there.
I did bias the str 440 6l6’s so it sounds a bit better but not by a long shot with my duals.
I also notice that you can use the fx loop as a sort boost or more saturation?
If I enable it and dime the channel volume and then use the output volume, I get a bit more saturation and aggression.
Is that common for 3 channel triple rectifiers?
I know it needs some volume to sound better but I don’t need that volume for my dual recs so I’m trying to see what I can squeeze out of the amp.
If I’m using the fx loop v4 is being used as preamp tube?