Tremoverb v. Rectoverb

What is the difference?

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cwgatti24 said:

What is the difference?

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Quite a bit. Output power, tremolo (or not), rectification, reverb circuit etc.

(Links from google)
http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of _Production/Tremoverb/tremoverb.html

http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of _Production/Rect-O-Verb_/rect-o-verb_.html

Dom

Short Answer: Get the Tremoverb.

Here's my list of differences:

They look pretty similar, two channel with separate tone controls, each having two modes:

As mentioned above:

• - tremolo feature "speed" and "intensity" controls, RectoVerb doesn't have "tremolo".
  - rectifier switch: you could choose "tube rectifier" or "silicon diode". RectoVerb is silicon diode only.
  - channel cloning : If you like two modes on one channel, you could clone that one mode to the other channel. Kind of complicated. The Trem-o-Verb was the predecessor of what is now the "Road King" and "Roadster" which did away of "cloning" feature and uses 4 channels with independent tone controls.
  - Trem-o-Verb has "Spngey" / "Bold" feature, lowers internal voltage. Not sure if the RectoVerb has this feature.
  - Other than that 100 watts -vs- 50 watts.