This is what happens when I go to Guitar Center

[JusFlyinBy]

Originally posted by asdf1234:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JusFlyinBy:
So you guys would understand why my sister paid so much for her triple mesa boogie funky something or another rectifier? Some of that crap is crazy expensive. Shes excellent at guitar. I suck and do not have the patience, lol.

I have a dual rectifier, and you don't need any more tubes than that unless you're playing a freakin stadium. So if she got a triple rectifier, and she's not playing stadiums, she bought the wrong amp. She'll never hit the sweet spot on it. It's way too loud. </font>[/QUOTE]I just went and read the front. Triple Rectifier Solo Head. Shes been in a few bands. She tried out for Kittie when they needed a guitarist. They said they wanted her, then turned around and took that new blonde chick in the band instead. You guys mighta saw the band on MTV2.

And when you say way too loud, it seems a lot like me telling you a car is way too fast, lol.

[57s98Camaro]

Originally posted by JusFlyinBy:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by asdf1234:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JusFlyinBy:
So you guys would understand why my sister paid so much for her triple mesa boogie funky something or another rectifier? Some of that crap is crazy expensive. Shes excellent at guitar. I suck and do not have the patience, lol.

I have a dual rectifier, and you don't need any more tubes than that unless you're playing a freakin stadium. So if she got a triple rectifier, and she's not playing stadiums, she bought the wrong amp. She'll never hit the sweet spot on it. It's way too loud. </font>[/QUOTE]I just went and read the front. Triple Rectifier Solo Head. Shes been in a few bands. She tried out for Kittie when they needed a guitarist. They said they wanted her, then turned around and took that new blonde chick in the band instead. You guys mighta saw the band on MTV2.

And when you say way too loud, it seems a lot like me telling you a car is way too fast, lol. </font>[/QUOTE]The thing is there's a difference between loud, and great tone. At certain volumes, you can get the beefy overdrive/distortion you want. With lower watt heads and combos, you can hit that "sweet spot" at a lot lower volumes. It all depends on the style and venue you play.

Mesa Triple Rects are sweet any way you look at them, [img]smile.gif[/img]