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Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier

100-watt three-channel valve guitar amplifier head

The Dual Rectifier is a 100-watt (switchable 50/100W) three-channel, eight-mode all-valve head driven by four 6L6 power tubes (EL34-switchable via a bias selector). A Rectifier Select switch toggles tube or solid-state rectification per channel. Its thick, saturated high-gain voice made it a defining modern metal amplifier.

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  • Mesa/Boogie

    Mesa/Boogie (Mesa Engineering) is an American maker of guitar and bass amplifiers founded in 1969 in Petaluma, California by Randall Smith. Widely regarded as the first boutique amplifier company and a pioneer of high-gain amp design, it is best known for the Mark series and the Dual Rectifier. The company has been owned by Gibson since 2021.

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  • Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Series

    Amplifier · United States

    The Rectifier series is Mesa/Boogie's high-gain valve amplifier line, including the Dual and Triple Rectifier. Named for its switchable tube/solid-state rectifiers, the series is famous for its aggressive, saturated modern gain that helped define heavy rock and metal tone from the 1990s onward.

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  • Mesa/Boogie

    Mesa/Boogie (Mesa Engineering) is an American maker of guitar and bass amplifiers founded in 1969 in Petaluma, California by Randall Smith. Widely regarded as the first boutique amplifier company and a pioneer of high-gain amp design, it is best known for the Mark series and the Dual Rectifier. The company has been owned by Gibson since 2021.

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