Help me out here, people.
I've got a Mesa DC-5 head and 4 x 12 cab with Celestion Vintage 30s. My understanding is that the clean (rhythm) channel is supposed to emulate the Mark IV's circuitry while the crunch (lead) channel is supposed to emulate the Dual Rectifier's circuitry.
When I play through the lead channel I can get some decent crunch, but a couple days ago I plugged into a brand new Dual Rectifier at Guitar Center and was absolutely blown away by the crunch. I thought "There's no f'ing way the DC-5's lead channel comes close to this Dual Rec."
Has anyone else had this experience? Is there something wrong with my DC-5? Has the Dual Rec changed significantly over the past few years? WTF???
- Keith
P.S. I played the Dual Rec at Guitar Center with a Les Paul Standard like I've got at home.
I've got a Mesa DC-5 head and 4 x 12 cab with Celestion Vintage 30s. My understanding is that the clean (rhythm) channel is supposed to emulate the Mark IV's circuitry while the crunch (lead) channel is supposed to emulate the Dual Rectifier's circuitry.
When I play through the lead channel I can get some decent crunch, but a couple days ago I plugged into a brand new Dual Rectifier at Guitar Center and was absolutely blown away by the crunch. I thought "There's no f'ing way the DC-5's lead channel comes close to this Dual Rec."
Has anyone else had this experience? Is there something wrong with my DC-5? Has the Dual Rec changed significantly over the past few years? WTF???
- Keith
P.S. I played the Dual Rec at Guitar Center with a Les Paul Standard like I've got at home.
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