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i was looking the other day and came across the mesa rect-o-verb amp any one ever used one what did you of it and what it cost
second
question is what kind of mesa amp can you get between 750-1100 dollars
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Haven't played the rectoverb. But for the second question, you could get a Single Rectifier, a Mark I or II, and I think a rectoverb, but I'm not sure.
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first off, you usually don't want to buy an amp just for its brand name...
you can probably get a good idea of Mesa amps from www.harmony-central.com/User_Reviews/ differences between the models, prices, etc...
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Originally Posted by tht00 first off, you usually don't want to buy an amp just for its brand name...
you can probably get a good idea of Mesa amps from www.harmony-central.com/User_Reviews/ differences between the models, prices, etc... i never buy without playing first i just wondered what you thought of them
which is considered better by most player the mark 4 or the rect-o-verb what is the main difference the rect-o-verb if a rectifer amp
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one word and one number
mark IV
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So the mark IV is really good
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Originally Posted by wesley7777 So the mark IV is really good
seriously, check out the harmony-central link i posted above... you'll probably get a much better understanding of the amp and how 'good' it is (although much is opinion...). there are a lot of really good amps... its just finding one that fits your needs and gets the sound you want.
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Originally Posted by tht00 seriously, check out the harmony-central link i posted above... you'll probably get a much better understanding of the amp and how 'good' it is (although much is opinion...). there are a lot of really good amps... its just finding one that fits your needs and gets the sound you want. i did go to that site and the reviews for both amps were very good thanks for posting that
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Mark IV is pretty expensive as well I think. More expensive than a rectoverb. Check out a Mark I or II. They're generally cheaper and still have the same general Mark series tone, though there are some differences between each model.