MES DRECF 1993 QC DI

Watch capture demos and our introduction to the Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Rev F here:
 
Playthrough of the capture set
Our Introduction to the amp
 
 
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This is the amp that shaped modern electric guitar music in a way no other amp has. It is truly the voice of a whole generation and it influenced artists of the 90's and 2000's within countless guitar centered genres. 
 
The Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier is a living legend, but especially the Revision F stands as the holy grail for many high gain enthusiasts.  
 
It is notably different from the later Revisions, especially the 3-channel versions in that it exhibits very little of the dreaded fizz that is often hard to dial out from this amp model line. 
 
The REV F easily achieves saturated and defined high gain tones without a pedal, while retaining a big and bold, but at the same time also tight tone - that is a trick that nothing else does quite like it. It strikes a sweet-spot between all of the desirable Dual Rectifier traits. 
 
The amp sounds phenomenal with 6L6 tubes, which is the classic setup, but the red channel with EL34 tubes is nothing short of spectacular as well and our personal favorite. 
 
Due to the plethora of switching options, this set turned out massive with a whopping 54 DI captures that will deliver you many of the tonal shades this amp is capable of - from clean to punishing high gain mayhem. A few captures with a TS808 and a DS-1 are included to complete the picture as this amp just eats pedals for breakfast. 
 
We provide two IR's of the Mesa 4X12 CAB - one without a High Pass filter, one with a 80Hz High Pass filter. 
 
The set features 54 DI captures of the amp and 2 IR'S of the Mesa Boogie 4X12 CAB with UK made Celestion V30's. The mics used are 2x Royer R121, a SM57 and a Neumann U87. Please refer to the full list of included captures in the product photo section.