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  • Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

    That is the question.

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    Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

    From what I've heard, Keeley's metal zone mod gets in rectifier territory

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    • #3
      Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

      Best bet would be a V-twin, IMO.
      www.JeffDunne.com

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      • #4
        Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

        The V twin is the official Mark in a box!
        www.myspace.com/daemonbarbeque

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        • #5
          Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

          Originally posted by daemon barbeque View Post
          The V twin is the official Mark in a box!
          Exactly. pricey, but nothing gets closer to the mark tone in a pedal.
          "I believe the truth is not told between 9 and 5." - Hunter S. Thompson

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            Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

            There is a pedal called the zombie that claims to be a rectifier for an all tube amp.

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            • #7
              Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

              Originally posted by Christobevii3 View Post
              There is a pedal called the zombie that claims to be a rectifier for an all tube amp.
              Actually 3 of Rocktron Pedals sound like rectifiers.But they just sound "like" rectifiers.The fullness and the loose ,overhelming bass response is not there.They are great devices ,but not enough close to call it"the rectifier" pedal.

              But the V-twin is a Mark sounding pedal.Made by the same hands ,and voiced by the same ears!Really expensive ,but the only way to have a Marshall and a Mesa on the same amp!(real amp ,not LINE6 Stuff).Ask Zerb!
              www.myspace.com/daemonbarbeque

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              • #8
                Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                Originally posted by Christobevii3 View Post
                There is a pedal called the zombie that claims to be a rectifier for an all tube amp.

                . . . yup, made by Rocktron.
                Tele, SG, LP Jr, '76 Ibanez Artist & Tokai LS92 + FUZZ boxes into a '66 AB165 Bassman & 2X12 (55Hz Greenbacks) / '73 Orange OR120 & 2X12 (V30 & SwampThang) / Orange Thunderverb 50 & PPC212 / Marshall Vintage Modern 50 & 2X12 Genz Benz g-Flex / Laney Klipp / Laney AOR Pro Tube 100


                "...it's a tree with a microphone" - Leslie West

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                • #9
                  Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                  g2d morpheus. www.g2d.co.nz
                  Originally posted by Jolly
                  ...but then again, I'm so deaf I can't even hear myself fart.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                    Originally posted by Hot _Grits View Post
                    g2d morpheus. www.g2d.co.nz
                    Sound sample is very nice!

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                    • #11
                      Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                      Originally posted by daemon barbeque View Post
                      Actually 3 of Rocktron Pedals sound like rectifiers.But they just sound "like" rectifiers.The fullness and the loose ,overhelming bass response is not there.They are great devices ,but not enough close to call it"the rectifier" pedal.

                      But the V-twin is a Mark sounding pedal.Made by the same hands ,and voiced by the same ears!Really expensive ,but the only way to have a Marshall and a Mesa on the same amp!(real amp ,not LINE6 Stuff).Ask Zerb!
                      So, do you run it into the front end of your Marshall or into the power amp in (effects return).

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                      • #12
                        Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                        Originally posted by jmcorey View Post
                        So, do you run it into the front end of your Marshall or into the power amp in (effects return).
                        That's agreat question.I would say both.With a line selector ,you can have 2 amps in one amp!But many people go with the first option.Clean Marshall channel with The V Distortet.The possibilities are really high!

                        You can use 2 eq pedals to make it even better.

                        The same thing is to have a Rectifier and using a Fet Distortion infront of it.
                        www.myspace.com/daemonbarbeque

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                        • #13
                          Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                          Originally posted by daemon barbeque View Post
                          That's agreat question.I would say both.With a line selector ,you can have 2 amps in one amp!But many people go with the first option.Clean Marshall channel with The V Distortet.The possibilities are really high!
                          I love options!

                          Originally posted by daemon barbeque View Post
                          You can use 2 eq pedals to make it even better.
                          EQ can do so much. I think it is something that is definitely underutilized by many players!


                          Originally posted by daemon barbeque View Post
                          The same thing is to have a Rectifier and using a Fet Distortion infront of it.
                          So a FET-based distortion will give you a strong Marshall-like sound?

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                          • #14
                            Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                            If the Mesa sound is the tone you are after, I would suggest just saving up and buying a Mesa. A pedal will NEVER sound as good as the real thing.
                            Trainspotter

                            "...the real key is a good warm delay and lots of lysergic acid diethylamid"

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                            • #15
                              Re: Mesa Mark or Rectifier in a Pedal?

                              I would say save up. My Mark III blue stripe combo nails the Mark IIC+ lead tone and has killer cleans. Only cost me ?$600 used. As much and better than a Fender HRD!
                              Mike Lipe Virtuoso #009
                              Ibanez RG1570 Custom
                              PRS McCarty STD
                              '71 Gibson SG Custom
                              Bogner Alchemist 2x12
                              Vox AD15VT

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