Iommic Pope wrote:Man, lots of variety there.
As expected.
Odont, how's the dispatch master go out front of the Rec?
I imagine you get into some older Tombs sounds there?
I haven't experimented with it too much. It's great when playing slower, single note riffs that sort of smear and go off on their own. I haven't set it up for anything "faster" yet. But I know that I can get into those territories for sure.
Wasn't aware that Winters Hours was Dual Rec tones. That makes me excited.
I might be picking up a Mesa Mark III here shortly as an "at home" combo. But paired with another 1x12 may make for a good, "THERE'S NO FUCKING SPACE HERE FULL STACK."
I really, really like the Dual Rectifier, particularly as I take more time to really dial it in and get it where I like. I was having issues here and there with it sounding a bit fizzy but when I saw a facebook post about a buddy of mine who says he always dials Treble out and then back in with Presence on his high gain amps forced me to try it and it's going fucking great.
I'm in the process of switching back to humbuckers to eliminate some single coil noise and help with the "chug chug chug chug" so I just picked up a set of Seymour Duncan Pegasus and Sentient to try out. Designed with the djentist in mind but I'm banking on their ability to stay "clear" when hitting the higher gain well be beneficial. Throwing that PUP set into my Fender Toronado. Just picked up an American made Telecaster with, of all things, a humbuggy in the bridge and I'm looking forward to playing that through the Dual Rec. That single coil in the neck for sweet lead lines (that I don't really play).