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Looking for a rackmount Dual Rectifier head. Let me know what you've got! I'm located in the US.

All green stripes are simulclass.

No problem. 23 lbs vs 35 lbs is a no brainer! I made the exact same move many years ago and was quite happy with the 2:50.

Here you go.

Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier 25 Amp Head Includes original Mesa Boogie gig bag and footswitch. Very good condition, works perfectly. Asking $775 shipped to continental U.S.

Is it normal for there to be some signal bleed on a 2 channel Recto with the serial loop active? Mine is a Rev F. For example, on Ch. 2 if you plug a patch cable into the loop return jack and plug nothing into the send jack, when you play is there still some faint signal? This only seems to...

This happens with or without anything plugged into the input, so different guitars have no effect. It has also occurred in at least 5 different locations. I should mention I've never encountered this issue on 3 channel rectifiers, which leads me to believe there must be a design difference.

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I'm located in Phoenix. No footswitch included.

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$50-$100. Depends entirely on the buyer. I'd see it as a benefit, but not everyone would (collectors).

Switching knobs is as simple as loosening the set screw in each of the knobs with an allen wrench, and replacing them with a knob designed for the same pot shaft size. If chickenhead knobs fit on this Rectifier, I don't see why they wouldn't work on a Tremoverb.

I imagine the cab may become more directional, and it will change the bass response. Whether it will feel tighter is anyone's guess. For what it's worth, the Roadking 4x12 has a somewhat similar design, except one side is open-back and the other is closed.

Yes, your signal will need to be split at some point to run the 2:90 in stereo. Each channel has it's own input. With regards to tone loss, the 2:90 is presumably based on the Mark IV power section so that shouldn't be a concern.

I use a Dual Rec and once owned a DC-10 head, so I should be able to give a little advice. The tone controls on Rectifiers are quite sensitive/interactive, and the amp itself is fairly idosyncratic. You may find the need to keep the bass knob lower than noon and mids/treble above noon. Run it...