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Known albums recorded with Rectifiers?

Discussion in 'Backline' started by Mattayus, Mar 14, 2014.

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  1. AboutBlank

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    Fall Out Boy high gain sounds should be mainly Recto(From under the cork tree/infinity on high...)
     
    #21 AboutBlank, Mar 15, 2014
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    Rex Rocker Call me Hugo!

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    Alive or Just Breathing comes to mind.
     
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  4. Mattayus

    Mattayus Sir Groove-A-Lot

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    Yes, along with a bunch of other shit. Read somewhere a couple of years ago that they actually used rectos along with some other amps, each one on a different studio room, split signal, etc., and blended to taste.
     
    #25 jangoux, Mar 15, 2014
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    i've read somewhere that nevermore started with rectos but soon switched to peavey triple xxx.
     
    #26 atoragon, Mar 15, 2014
  7. Mattayus

    Mattayus Sir Groove-A-Lot

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    I thought it was Krank/5150/Engl? Never knew they went on to the Triple X
     
    #27 Mattayus, Mar 16, 2014
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    Dream Theater's Train of Thought is a Dual Rectifier Road King (the original Road King, not the updated Road King II), so the cleans aren't very good on this album IMO, but the rhythm and lead tones are pretty representative of the recto tone.
     
    #29 tedtan, Mar 17, 2014
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    I know =) I just wanted to post this... This album is so awesome... Gosh what a mix
     
    #30 ArthurD, Mar 17, 2014
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    i think i read somewhere that Tesseract's first EP was a dual rec...

    i would say The Gathering/First Strike Still Deadly from Testament is very representative of the recto tone
     
    #31 cfh11, Mar 18, 2014
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    Reviving an older thread; but here's some more to add

    Living Sacrifice - Reborn (track of Dual Rec and a track of Marshall VS)
    Embodyment - "Halo of Winter" off of This is Solid State Vol. 1
    Thrice - Artist in the Ambulance and the album before that
    Cannibal Corpse - Bloodthirst, Kill, albums up until their latest
    Meshuggah - Chaosphere
    Sent By Ravens - Our Graceful Words

    :headbang::headbang::headbang:
     
    #32 thisundyingfire, Jul 3, 2014
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    Fluffbot I like beef jerky.

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    Wintersun uses Mesa's in the studio, although I'm torn between saying it's a dual rec or the Triaxis preamp.
     
    #33 Fluffbot, Jul 3, 2014
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    #34 Matt-Steele, Jul 4, 2014
  15. Mattayus

    Mattayus Sir Groove-A-Lot

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    Yeah, you can really tell! It's got that 'woof'. I dig that for rock, it's so damn in your face, but for metal (and with anything other than EMG's, basically :lol:) it really needs a kick up the ass with something.

    I use my dual rec in my covers band, so my tubescreamer is on/off depending on the song and, more importantly, what guitar I'm using. Two of my three guitars have EMG's so it's no problem whether it's boosted or not, but when I pick up my Charvel San Dimas (JB/59) it just flubs out.
     
    #35 Mattayus, Jul 5, 2014
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