I'm just curious of what they could do to a rectifier to make it better.
Get rid of the useless parts that would drop the price to a reasonable level?
Just by ditching the useless rectifier tubes/circuit would help considerably.
I'm just curious of what they could do to a rectifier to make it better.
Get rid of the useless parts that would drop the price to a reasonable level?
Just by ditching the useless rectifier tubes/circuit would help considerably.
Lol, I get what you're saying Wolfeman, but isn't the rectifier tubes/circuit what makes a rectifier............well a rectifier?
hahaha i play death metal and i like using the rectifier tubes more then the silicon diodes
Same for me with org to red mode![]()
I dont think using the solid state rectifier really tightens things up too much more. These amps are so fucking tight either way. people say that they sound sloppy, but the truth is, is that it is because they sound so tight that people think they are sloppy.
rectifiers do the same thing to your guitar technique, that ns10s do to your mixes! put them under a fucking microscope, and emphasizes shortcomings.
I dont think using the solid state rectifier really tightens things up too much more. These amps are so fucking tight either way. people say that they sound sloppy, but the truth is, is that it is because they sound so tight that people think they are sloppy.
rectifiers do the same thing to your guitar technique, that ns10s do to your mixes! put them under a fucking microscope, and emphasizes shortcomings.
Get rid of the useless parts that would drop the price to a reasonable level?
Just by ditching the useless rectifier tubes/circuit would help considerably.
There's already such amp, called Single Rectifier. Or did you mean they should not use a rectifier at all?![]()
I see no rectifier tube nor a switch for it in any of the single rectifiers. Where is it?Each amplifier in the Rectifier series got its name from the amount of RECTIFIER TUBES IN IT (one tube for each pair of power tubes). EVERY GUITAR AMP has a rectifier in it, usually a pair of silicon diodes, which are a million times more reliable than, and respond faster than, tube rectifiers.
Is it clear now?
I dont think using the solid state rectifier really tightens things up too much more. These amps are so fucking tight either way. people say that they sound sloppy, but the truth is, is that it is because they sound so tight that people think they are sloppy.
rectifiers do the same thing to your guitar technique, that ns10s do to your mixes! put them under a fucking microscope, and emphasizes shortcomings.