What is the difference between dual and triple rectifier?

What is the difference between dual and triple rectifier?

The main difference between the Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier and the Triple Rectifier is their wattage. The Dual Rectifier is a 50 or 100-watt amp while the Triple is 50 or 150 watts. This extra wattage gives the Triple Rectifier more headroom and not so noticeable higher volume output.

What happened Bugera TriRec?

Unfortunately, Bugera is not making the TriRec model anymore as they replaced it with another amp inspired by Mesa Boogie models. In fact, Bugera lists this head amp as a “legacy” product on their site. We’ll discuss that on the alternatives below.

What’s the difference between a dual and Triple Rectifier?

The Dual and Triple basically sound the same, however the Triple will have more headroom. I’ve found that when playing drop tunings (down around B or A) or 7 strings at very loud volumes the Dual Recto will occasionally run out of headroom and start compressing chords.

What’s the difference between a triple and a dual?

The single does only have 2 channels but has the solo function for boosting the volume of either channel – more than most people would need. The Dual and Triple basically sound the same, however the Triple will have more headroom.

What’s the trade off between underdriven and Triple Rectifiers?

The trade off is that if you don’t intend on playing it at very loud volumes then you’ll have a hard time getting the Triple into it’s sweet spot. Basically, when underdriven (ie, used too quietly) Rectifiers sound thin and buzzy.

What’s the difference between solo 50 dual and dual Rec?

There are two versions of the Solo 50, I like ver. 1. A dual rec is a 100 watt head and has the switching option of solid state or tube rectifier. The SS rectifier has a fast and tight attack, and the tube recto slows the attack characteristics and also provides more sag and bloom.