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Hello, I have a Roadster head I bought used about 2 years ago. I believe it was one of the first built as it has a low serial number. I run on Bold with all channels at 100 watts during band sessions, 50 watts at home. Tube rectification on channels 1-3, diode channel 4. I have a TC Gmajor 2...

The reverb on my Rectoverb footswitch has stopped working so now the reverb is always on. I'm sure it's the footswitch because my friend/second guitarist in band coincidentally has the same amp and his FS will turn my reverb off. i just replaced the cable last year because the channel switching...

There's a guy on kijiji selling a '92 DR with cab for $2700 - seems a bit steep, is this a fair price or is he totally out to lunch? Here's a link to the ad if anyone cares to take a look... i'm somewhat interested in picking this up if it can be had at the right price. http://bit.ly/k0ut61

Before I get into detail here, I've Google'd this topic and read several other forms without getting any closer to an answer - there seems to be a split in preference between the Stiletto and Recto cabs. I'm currently using a Rectoverb head into a Marshall 1960A 4x12, PRS custom 24 and ESP...

is it better to use instrument or speaker/signal cables for the fx loop? also if i'm running any effects after my guitar into the input, such as wah, should i use an instrument cable or signal cable after said effects pedal into the amp? thanks

okay, noob question, i know, but i'm trying to figure out what mesa cabs i should try out and i'm looking for some feedback, is there any difference tonally or sonically between a slant and straight cab? would a straight cab at ear level sound just like a slant cab when standing in front of it...

if i like playing stuff like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, would a Stiletto be a good Mesa amp for me to check out?

something i've always wondered, why did Mesa stop making the tremoverb? the heartbreaker? the blue angel? i always wanted to get my hands on a tremoverb

could someone recommend a good cabinet to compliment a Rectoverb head, preferably a 4x12, but i'm also considering a 2x12 as well for smaller gigs and jams when i dont want to lug around a bigass cab. i play progressive and hard rock on a PRS. right now i'm using a marshall cabinet and it...