Mesa Boogie ‘90s Triple Rectifier Standard 150W Valve Amp Head

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This is a New Mesa Boogie ‘90s Triple Rectifier Standard 150W Valve Amp Head from Mesa Boogie, now available in the Amps category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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It’s hard to think of an amp that’s shaped modern guitar (especially the heavy stuff) quite like the legendary Mesa Dual Rectifier Solo Head. And if the Dual Rec is a landmark, its bigger brother, the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier Solo Head, is the skyscraper towering over it! The Triple Rec is back Since they first dropped in 1992, these two Mesa monsters have defined the sound of contemporary rock and metal. Entire genres were practically built around their earth‑shaking high‑gain tones for detuned chugs and thick, wall-of-sound chord progressions — with enough firepower to soundtrack a whole generation of riff‑obsessed players. Now, more than 30 years later (and following the glorious return of the ‘90s 2‑channel Dual Rectifier), the folks at Mesa have reintroduced the mighty Triple Rectifier. This is the amp for players who live by the rule that “too much” is only just about enough. Turn heads, shake walls With its black chassis, heavy-duty chrome speed knobs and the iconic polished aluminium diamond plate — the new Triple Rec looks every bit as brutal as it sounds. Spin it around and you’re met with a glowing row of tubes promising sonic devastation the moment you flip that standby switch. Fire it up, and it’s everything you remember from the original ’90s beast: massive low‑end punch, razor‑tight attack, explosive mids and stacked harmonics. Built in California Hand‑made by the same artisans who crafted the first run over three decades ago, this is a genuine star reborn. Why hunt down a tired, questionable old unit when you can get a flawless, brand‑new original and put your own miles on it? It’s huge. It’s unapologetic. And it’s ready to level stages all over again!Key Features 150 watts of sheer, unapologetic power: If you’ve ever thought “100 watts just isn’t enough”, the Triple Rec is your kind of amp. With 150 tube-driven watts from six 6L6 power valves, it delivers massive headroom, rock-solid authority and crushing low end that stays tight even with heavily detuned guitars. 2 channels, 3 style modes: Two independent channels, each with dedicated Gain, EQ, Presence and Master controls, give you a huge sonic palette to explore. Add three selectable style modes and you’ve effectively got multiple amps in one very angry box. From sparkling cleans to molten high-gain mayhem, it’s all available at the stomp of the included 1-button footswitch. Stage‑ready style: From the black chassis and iconic aluminium diamond plate to the chrome speed knobs, the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier Standard looks every bit as formidable as it sounds. SpecificationsGeneral Amp Type: Tube Wattage: 150 Watts Power Tubes: 6x Mesa 6L6 Preamp Tubes: 5x 12AX7 Channels & Modes: 2 Fully Independent Channels with Channel Style Channel Controls: Independent Gain, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence & Master Number of Style Modes: 3 Number of Style Modes Per Channel: Green/Orange CH = 1, Red CH = 2 FX Loop: Yes (Tube-Driven, Series) Chassis Material: Steel Rectifier Type: Selectable Tube or Silicon Diode Rectification Slave Output: Yes Speaker Outputs: 8 Ohm x 2, 4 Ohm x 2, and 16 Ohm x 1 Mode voicings/styles Channel 1 “Green/Orange” (LED light colour) features: Clean or Variable High Gain (“Vintage”) Modes. With Channel Style (Cloning) Switch, can also be set to Modern High Gain (“Red”) Mode. Independent Gain, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence & Master Controls Channel 2 “Red” (LED light colour) features: Modern High Gain Mode, or with the Channel Style/Cloning Switch it can also be set to Variable “Vintage” High Gain (“Orange”) Mode – It also features Independent Gain, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence & Master Controls Accessories Footswitch: 1-Button for Channel 1/2 (Included) Slipcover: Fitted (Included) Weight & dimensions Weight: 48.6 lbs (22.04 kg) Height: 10” (25.4 cm) …

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An amp head contains the core tone and power of a guitar amplifier without the built-in speakers, allowing you to pair it with the cabinet of your choice. This setup offers greater flexibility over sound and volume, as different speaker cabinets can dramatically change the feel and character of the amp. Amp heads are available in valve, solid-state, and hybrid designs, ranging from low-wattage studio models to high-powered touring rigs. They’re ideal for players who want a modular setup, precise control over their tone, and the ability to adapt their rig to different venues, cabinets, or recording situations.

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