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I got a new dust cover for my cab and it totally improved the tone. Even <REDACTED> can't make up which way he prefers mesa branded covers. Your opinions are worthless if you disagree with my take. Edit: I have just found out EVH passed away. RIP

I'd guess 0-11 scale since he has Mid at '0'

Cool idea, I've never had an issue with the channel switching on my early 3ch dual, but I know I've heard from a lot of people who complain about it.

https://mesaboogie.com/media/User%20Manuals/Tremoverb.pdf Send level won't matter. Mix at 100%, orange channel normal cloning mode.

Here is the information contribution thread that was originally started for this guide. http://www.forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=72346

Almost 1000 euros for a Nomad is WAYYYYYY too much. Not a good amp, avoid that one.

Glad to hear you were able to fix it!

Thanks for following up on the underlying issue as well as the successful fix. Hopefully others will be helped in the future!

I've had mine since 2006. Got it used, I think it was made in 2000, 2001. Great amp.

Post the pic to an image hosting site like imgr or something and link to it using the IMG tags.

Definitely check out the manual, but as far as installing them, its a good idea to wear gloves so you don't get any oil from your fingers on them. The matched 6L6s will go in the two interior and two exterior slots like 1,2,2,1 where the 1s are one pair and the 2s are another pair. When you...

Eventually they may need to be replaced. My Dual Rec is about 20 years old and still has the original caps.

I know switching through the channels a couple times before playing seems to help the popping, does that help the fade problem you experience?

That looks really nice.

That's pretty cool! Not bad for the price for sure :)

To me, gain at 2-3 oclock is 'crazy.' I know that is totally up to preference. The treble (high) EQ stage is very sensitive too. Perhaps try rolling back the treble and presence too and see how that sounds.

I'm glad to hear. The Tung Sol in v1 is a pretty universal preference, myself included. Enjoy the amp!

For the Dual Rec anyways, they have the individual channels 'Master' volume and the output and solo levels. Since the solo/output function is not always active, it makes sense not to call that the 'master' volume.

I have not heard either way if there are revisions of the multi-watt rectos.

Is this a multiwatt model? If not, it's got to be late into the run of the original 3 channel, probably made about 10 years ago or so. You can pull the chassis to get the date of manufacture.