Where to find a Mesa Boogie Triaxis?

[srommes]

rectifier preamp doesn't really sound like a rectifier either one of the best amps for leads tho.

triaxis is super cool and versatile but it misses the recto tones, that's it

The Recto Pre sounds exactly like a Recto. I have a Dual Recto Rackmount and a Recto Pre in another rig. I prefer the Recto Rackmount but the Recto Pre definitely sounds like a Recto head.

[khabibissell]

Get a dual recto. They rule!

[Endrik]

The Recto Pre sounds exactly like a Recto. I have a Dual Recto Rackmount and a Recto Pre in another rig. I prefer the Recto Rackmount but the Recto Pre definitely sounds like a Recto head.

the one I tryed didn't sound like recto at all, more like Mark series amp.

[Wizard of Ozz]

Get a dual recto. They rule!

Indeed.

[sworn_enemy]

So would i be better off, with buying a new Dual Rectifier at say $1600.00
or a Triple Rectifier at $1800.00. Or...(drum roll please)... A mint used
Rivera "Bonehead" head for $1100.00 Which of these 3 would be better
at delivering that crushing Kings X like tone? Ive narrowed it down to
these 3 presently. I have the PODxt Pro rack mount, and the Boss GT-8
unit for effects. Plus if i got another 4x12 cab, i would be in stereo with
my present Marshall DSL 2000 50wt. Any advice?

Get a used 2 channel Dual Recto for $1100-$1200.

[srommes]

If you already have a 2:100, I would just get the Recto Pre. This will give you the option to go stereo if you want.

[Bengal65]

Hey, thanks for the replies with suggestions and advice! I'm going to try a Recto Preamp and a Triaxis tomorrow.
And thank you Mr. Burns for highjacking my thread

[Inearthed]

Hey, thanks for the replies with suggestions and advice! I'm going to try a Recto Preamp and a Triaxis tomorrow.
And thank you Mr. Burns for highjacking my thread

Avoid the Lead 1 settings, go right for Lead 2.. Lead 1 needs a lot of tweaking. Also Dynamic Voicing is a pain in the butt and takes a lot of getting used to, so you might want to keep it on 0 for now.