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They're all awesome but the Rackto sounds best for me on this. I remember when you got it, i couldn't believe it. Literally new in box.

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Tone of an amp is important but what's separate them for me, more often than not it's the feel when i play them. Awesome clip!

Come on guys, Uberschall's are polished amps.

Bad.Seed is spot on with his description, if you don't like polished amps stay away from the Uberschall.

Good point, presence is a mid scoop knob which will set the base tone of the amp also change the feel of it.

Some of the early Rev Green's had on/off type off gain taper around 9-10 o'clock, but as state above noon-1 o'clock is pretty much the norm for a good metal saturated gain. Start with everything at 1 o'clock, except volume knobs obviously and go from there. Mahogany guitar with EMG 85 in the...

It's a very good boost, i'm sure you will like it! Let us know what you think of it.

Yes, the Blade was better for me than the Grind and 33. Still preset frequency wise, but you can choose how much you want to boost or cut some lows & highs.

The Blade is pretty versatile and work well with most amps. I still prefer the VFE Standout, but it’s a matter of taste. I feel that i can shape my sound more precisely with the Standout.

Sounds crushing!! :rock:

I had all Fortin boost at some point + the Integrated Pre, from what i remember the 33 is the TC integrated pre in a preset single knob format. The blade has some different frequencies going on.

Gorgeous! GLWS :rock:

Condolences and prayers out to his family

Rev D is my favorite revision of the 2 channel rectos, sounds killer!! :rock:

Mesa hit home runs with their amps in recent years (MW Rectos, JP2C). Killer amp, congrats!

Wow sounds fucking sick, congrats! Wonder if Mike will make a 100 watts version in black? You got a bunch of cool amps btw.

Some people mention BKP Holy Diver. I had them in my Jackson SL2H, very nice and thick almost perfect. But kinda loose in the low-end.

Congrats, killer amp!

Mesa Traditional 4x12 with stock speakers sounds awesome with my rev 2.