Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 150-Watt Tube Head

The official Metallica website has a list of equipment used by each band member during their 2010 tours. For the front-man and rhythm guitarist of Metallica, James Hetfield, They list the Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier Guitar Amp Head.

According to Guitar-Rigs.com, Hammet used the Triple Rectifier.

This photo of Buckethead playing live at the Barrymore Theatre in Madison, WI in 2008 shows he uses a pair of Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier Amp Heads. The one to the right of the photo sits on top of an angled Marshall speaker cabinet.

He uses this amp pretty often, and is seen behind him in this video. He actually played through this amp in many more videos.

The Palmer splitter sends one signal to this Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier head that drives a Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Rectifier Standard Oversize cab.

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Brian uses two Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifiers, according to [Guitar Geek](http://www.guitargeek.com/brian-head-welch-korn-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2002/).

On the official site of [Mesa Boogie](http://www.mesaboogie.com/artist/richard-kruspe.html), it lists a Triple Rectifier Amp among Richard Zven Kruspe's gear.

https://youtu.be/kebaRe2AOOA

http://www.mesaboogie.com/artist/chad-kroeger.html

James uses a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier amp head, according to [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/munky-korn-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2002/) Guitar Geek rig diagram.

This video shows some of the equipment used by Andreas for the recording of Sepultura’s album "Kairos". The Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier can be seen at 2:31.

You can see in this video that Tim Armstrong is playing off a Mesa Triple Rectifier and a Mesa 4x12 in the background, he has a sign that says 'Armstrong Ave.' on top of his amps

Shaun used Triple Rectifier all the tume

Dan used Mesa amps before being endorsed by Randall. In this diagram of the guitar rig hes used in 2000, you can see a Mesa Triple Rectifier.

Amps Marshall JCM-800 Combo / 2x12 Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus Combo / 2x12 Mesa/Boogie {Triple Rectifier} Head / 4x12 Cabinet

In this old rig rundown video for Periphery, Jake states that his rig is based around the Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier Guitar Amp Head. (4:49)

Used for a progressive rock sounding guitar head.

In the photo, Fluff states that he recently acquired a 1997 Triple Rectifier

Pat can be seen here posing next to his rig which includes Triple Rectifier heads. They have been used on every album since 1999's Bloodthirst. They can be seen being used for tracking guitars on the making of Evisceration Plague in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_395924&feature=iv&src_vid=sDQrZgsiM6Y&v=OrWI-aOyxew

From Kanami's twitter: [https://twitter.com/kanami_bandmaid/status/1001415641440534530](http://) "I have joined the MESA/Boogie artist lineup! ???? They are my current favorite products because it matches with BAND-MAID's sound really well ????"

"Guitar.com: Yeah, there you go. So what kind of Mesa/Boogie amps are you using? Rombola: I use the same ones I used on the second record, Triple Rectifiers. They're the two-channel ones."

Mesa Boogie Dual/Triple rectifier for rhythm through a 4×12.

When talking talking to [Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Interview_Bad_Brains_The_Big_Takeover_That_Never_Was?page=1) about the switch from Marshall's and Fender's, Doc says, " We were on tour with Living Colour, and Vernon [Reid]’s tech was a rep at Mesa. Vernon was using the Dual Rectifiers, but they didn’t have enough headroom for me. So I A/B/C’d the Marshall with the Dual and Triple Rectifiers, and the Triples had good headroom and could hold the bottom but also clean up like a Twin—because I need to have a very versatile amp. I use the 6L6 version, because it’s cleaner."

seen his live setup

This head is listed on Mark's page on Mesa's website

This item can be seen 0:13 in this video. Acording to an interview with Antertons UK, he uses the power amp section of the triple rec for his helix rack, which he uses for his live tones.

> Munky and Head each run a pair of 150-watt Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier Solo heads loud and proud. To help control stage volume, both Munky and Head isolate the cabs for their dirty Triple Rectifier offstage inside a road case, and capture the thunder with three mics: a Shure KSM27, Beta 52, and Beta 56.

The item can be seen 0:07 into this video

This Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier Head is used by Phil Palmer.

This head can be seen in Chris' rack

IN this post Josh shows off his mesa triple rec and his matching mesa cab

Anthony is listed as using a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier on Mesa's website.

At 6:29 you can see that both Chris and Justin are both using triple rectifier amps, though Justin is known to usually use Marshall JCM 900's.

see the 1st Picture

In the bio of the old millencoli.com website he states that he uses Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier heads

"She' s playing a standard SG and her sound definitely differs from mine, although we're both using Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifiers."

For Mixdown Erik said: We’ve been endorsed by Mesa Boogie for a long, long time and I love their stuff. I use a Triple Rectifier and their cabinets. But I really like the other head which Mattias is using, which they’re not making any more, the Stiletto. Love the sound of those. Live the Triple Rectifier is really good. I love to switch channels but I hate the little mute while you’re switching channels. It’s annoying with that little dead air there.

IN this post Tony can be seen using a Mesa triple rec. this is one of the many amps he has used while apart of the band rest repose

On his MySpace, Triplett shares the photo of his rig, which also includes the Mesa Boogie Triple Recifier.

In this video, a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier can be seen atop a Marshall cab behind Luke at 1:07

"I'm using a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier, and I add a heavy metal pedal to that and blend the two distortions together. I'm running that through two Marshalls, like an old '60s cab and a more modern one, which is my live setup. We wanted to keep the sound basically like what we sound like live -- no real studio tricks or anything added."

Let’s move on to the amps in the middle. Two Mesa-Boogie Triple Rectifiers, and two Randall Century 200s, each head feeding two Mesa standard Rectifier cabs, so that’s 4 stacks, two for each side of the stage, in stereo.

..Whisper Supremacy I've been on Mesa Boogie. I recorded the self-titled with the same amp I recorded And then you'll Beg with: Triple Rectifier. - Jon Levasseur

Chen's amp for some festivals with Orphaned Land

Used in the studio as seen in the photo.

Used in live in Krakow.

Throughout this video, you can see a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier full stack on Pat's side of the stage

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Fluckey uses the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier amplifier head.

In this post tim shows off the mesa triple rec amp he uses

The item can be seen 0:07 into this video

He uses Mesa boogie Triple rectifier.

Mieszko said about the amp used in "Helvete": "This time however I wanted something different, not to completely leave what we had used before but to have the same kind of sound with more clarity and tone. We all felt that the new riffs deserved a bit more clarity. So I tried several combinations of heads/cabinets and ended up with a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier and a Mesa Boogie Pre-amp."

Shown at 4:30 and he states that it is a "Mesa Boogie triple rectifier 150w head."

From his intagram posts and talking to him directly.

he also uses these

He uses a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier with Breaking Ceremony.

"Yeah, Dual and Triple Rectifiers, and F100 for some clean tones. And I run most of it through a Bradshaw and a whole slew of effects."

> For amps I used a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier, Bogner Uberschall, and a Diezel vh4s.

Cole uses a triple rec along with a mesa cab.