Mesa Boogie 2 Ch Dual Rectifier Solo (Rev G) 1994-2004

Serial #'s - Approx 3181-16480

Amp Features / Specs * - 100w Tube Compliment* - 5x 12ax7 / Ecc83 Preamp Tubes - 4x 6L6 or EL34 Power Tubes (Ships with 6L6 Stock) - 2x 5u4GB Rectifier Tubes

FRONT PANEL Features/Controls* -Power Toggle Switch - Standby Toggle Switch - Input Jack 1/4" - Foot Switch Input Jack 1/4" Controls* - Master / Prescence / Bass / Middle / Treble / Gain Pots - x1 shared for Orange Clean / Orange Vintage. x1 for Red Modern Channel.

REAR PANEL Features / Controls*

• SPEAKER OUTPUTS (16 Ohm, 8 Ohm, 4 Ohm, 4 Ohm)
• Orange / Red Channel Toggle Switch
• Orange Ch Gain (Rocker Switch)- Variable Hi Gain (Normal) & Clean Rhythm
• Ch Style Select/Ch Cloning- (Rocker Switch) - Normal / Org to Modern / Red to Vintage.
• Bias Switch - 6L6 or EL34
• Rectifier Mode Toggle Switch
  • Silicon Diodes (Hi Power)
  • Vacuum Tubes (Normal)
• Bold / Spongy (Rocker Switch)
• Loop Select (Stepped Pot)
  • Bypass Loop
  • Loop ON (Org/Red)
  • Orange Auto
  • Red Auto
  • Ext Switch
• FX Loop (Parallel)
  • Send Output 1/4" / Send Lv (Pot)
  • Return Input 1/4"
  • Mix % Level (Pot)
• Slave Output 1/4"
  • Slave Output Level (Pot)

• External Switching - (Channel 1/4" / Loop 1/4")

• Main run for the Dual included the typical Diamond/Chrome Faceplate with black chassis, and silver knobs.

• Some earlier Rev G's will still have attached power cord, and a Ground A/N/B Toggle Switch.

• Also, at some point early on in the 2Ch Rev G production, there were some oddities produced with Rev G circuit boards, but in leftover Rev C chassis, and utilizing the late RevE / early RevF Transformers. Also, most of these would have had the earlier Series FX loops also.

Transformers- Main Prod Run Output Txfm- 562105 Power Txfrm- 561140 Prod by Schumaker.

Transformers- Early Oddities Output Txfm- 562100 Power Txfm- 561136 Prod by Schumaker.

Introduction from the Mesa 1995 Catelog - The Solo Head is aimed straight at gain. How do you want it, vintage, or modern? There's one channel of each. Or, if you want two different vintage sounds, no problem. Likewise for two seperate settings of ugly modern aggression. Simply reconfigure the voicings using channel cloning(patent pending). All this top-fuel horsepower runs mean in two mean dosplacements. Fire up the Standard 100w Dual Rectifier with four 6L6, and two 5u4 lineup. Incorporates patented switchable Rectifiers. The tube Rectifier is elastic, and boasts natural compression. Bluesy, and warm. The Silicon Diodes emphasize attack, keeping the bottom tight, and percussive. Who says you can't have your pie, and eat it too!

Introduction: From the Mesa Boogie Rectifier guide. REV G*

-Revision G is the classic Rectifier sound that most of us think of when referencing the Rectifier Series: big, robust low end with loads of gain and volume to back it up. Used by a wide variety of artists such has Rollins Band, Sublime, Soundgarden, 311, Jeff Buckley, Foo Fighters, Pennywise, No Use For A Name, and many many others.

The Revision G began life with a small logo before transitioning to a large Mesa badge, about a thousand amps into the run. Also featuring a Parallel FX Loop, tolex covered headshell and beginning in 1997 a detachable power cord.

By the time 1994 rolled around, you could not turn on the radio at any time of day without hearing this amplifier for the rest of the decade. As Nu-Metal came into popularity in the late 90's, the Rev G was embraced by Linkin Park, Disturbed, Limp Bizkit, Creed and many more.

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