1992 Dual Rectifier Revision F Owners Manual (Original) Rare

[guitarslayer]

This is the original "Operating Instructions and Owners Manual" that came with the 1st year production of the Dual Rectifier in 1992. This is the only one these I have ever seen and I can't find any pics or anything about it anywhere on the internet. This came with my 1992 Rev F. Enjoy.

 

[fluff191]

Wow rad!

Silverwulf over on The Boogie Board found a NOS Triple Rectifier and the manual was stapled in the corner and written with a typewriter! Mesa stationary! Crazy!

 

[steve_k]

I like the first paragraph.......says it all!

 

[guitarslayer]

Wow rad!

Silverwulf over on The Boogie Board found a NOS Triple Rectifier and the manual was stapled in the corner and written with a typewriter! Mesa stationary! Crazy!

Thats friggin awesome! I'm on the Boogie Board under the same name, I'll have to search that post. Thanks!

I like the first paragraph.......says it all!

I thought the same thing the first time I read it.

 

[glassjaw7]

Cool post, thanks! Boogie manuals are the most enjoyable product manuals I've ever read!

 

[cardinal]

Cool! Thanks for posting.

 

[guitarslayer]

Cool post, thanks! Boogie manuals are the most enjoyable product manuals I've ever read!

I agree with that! This boogie manual seems to be written as if Randall Smith is explaining the amp to you himself. Great read...

Cool! Thanks for posting.

No prob!

 

[guitarslayer]

I like the first paragraph.......says it all!

that it does!

 

[steve_k]

I've got another Rev. F sitting in the shop right now. Getting a new OT and a few tweaks.

 

[thenine]

coolio! thanks for posting!

 

[guitarslayer]

I've got another Rev. F sitting in the shop right now. Getting a new OT and a few tweaks.

Sweet!! What tranny and tweaks?

 

[reverymike]

Cool!! I LOVE my Rev F #635!! They are indeed special amps. The high gain orange is magical.

 

[RJF]

The high gain orange is magical.

Completely agree, Orange to modern with a boost in front.... perfect. Seems like there is more compression with the red channel and doesn't take a boost as well as the orange channel. I find this the same with both my Rev C and Rev F.

 

[steve_k]

I've got another Rev. F sitting in the shop right now. Getting a new OT and a few tweaks.

Sweet!! What tranny and tweaks?

The original OT was fucked and running only on 2 tubes. Going back with a Heyboer. Just a few tone tweaks to tighten up the gain/saturation a bit.

 

[reverymike]

The high gain orange is magical.

Completely agree, Orange to modern with a boost in front.... perfect. Seems like there is more compression with the red channel and doesn't take a boost as well as the orange channel. I find this the same with both my Rev C and Rev F.

Have you tried an EP Booster in front? Ri-goddamn-dic-ulous!

 

[guitarslayer]

A little sunday reading... Gave all the modes a go. Red to vintage setting engages both presence controls into one channel, awesome tones with red to vintage!

 

[jkdsteve]

I remember reading the manual I got with mine (copy of an internet print out) and it was more like a life experience than just a guitar amp...LOL...written by someone who truly loves their job and product.

I miss that Dual Rec...even if it was only about 9 years ago.

 

[NewWorldMan]

Very cool. I had one of those manuals back in the day, though my favorite was the one Fluff mentioned (a few typed pages stapled together). Enjoy!

 

[VoodooChild24]

Hella cool! I need to get myself a 1992 chrome faced again. I sold mine years ago and still kicking myself over it. Thanks for posting.

 

[shgshg]

Hahaha awesome. My Rev F #1725 is probably from early 1993 and it came with the "photocopied typed pages stapled together" manual.