Mesa/Boogie 90s Triple Rectifier Standard Head Black Bronco

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It’s fair to say that no amplifier has made a greater impact on the sound of modern guitar, and certainly heavy styles, than the MESA Dual Rectifier Solo Head. That statement gets an exclamation point when speaking of its high-power sibling, the Triple Rectifier Solo Head. Since their release in 1992, these two amplifiers have dominated, if not reinvented, the sound of rock guitar and birthed entire genres whose creators used their walls of crushing high gain for detuned crunch rhythm and bass lines that became the soundtrack for a generation. Now, thirty-plus years later and on the heels of the 90s Dual Rectifier’s exciting return to production, Mesa reintroduces the mighty Triple Rectifier, bringing back the model that’s always been perfect for when excess is barely enough. Now, they offer the Triple Rectifier in its original, more affordable standard dress featuring a black chassis, chrome Speed knobs, and aluminum-look Diamond Plate. This is the package that reframed perspectives on the part gear could play in terms of visuals on stage and in video, and cast the Rectifier as iconic, being as menacing-looking as it was sounding. Around back, the additional Rectifier and power tubes create a wall of glowing glass that forewarns of the sonic impact about to be unleashed with a flick of the Standby switch. This Triple’s layered harmonics, tight low end, and percussive mid hit are delivered with all the authority and impact of the original 90s build, and it serves up this huge, high-gain footprint like no other amplifier before or since. Includes: Footswitch, Slip Cover and Paperwork Dual channel simplicity – Simple, straightforward design (as compared to the current three-channel 2010 model), delivering killer tones and ease of use Channel 1 “Orange” (LED light color) features: Clean or Variable High Gain (“Vintage”) Modes. With Channel Style (Cloning) Switch, can also be set to Modern High Gain (“Red”) Mode. Independent Gain, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence & M