2dor
Active member
For that $$ just get the 90s reissue or the Triple Rectifier Multi Watt (and pocket the change).
CDawg
Well-known member
I seen Langrex still has hundreds of Winged Cs for sale and should be able to get you in the range you want.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3102105190...NCA5VV&hash=item4839fcdfee:g:V7sAAeSwRKlpjbVH
https://www.langrex.co.uk/
The website is screwed up for me currently.
Purchased some nice tubes there last year with the code tariffbuster2025 direct from the website vs ebay for an additional 15% off IIRC. All said and done anything I bought was 30-50% of other competitors prices on ebay. Deals with a lot of military surplus where everything almost everything is brand new or turned on a few times. Wicked deals on ECC81/ECC82.
95000+ sales at 100% on ebay and about 50 years of experience for a reason.
BesaMoogie
Well-known member
Thanks, I will have a look
311boogieman
Well-known member
Would you please quit talking about the Dual Reissue
I just got an OG Rev G - mod to C and your descriptions on the RI are killing me.
Now, granted mine was only $1,500 shipped but still.
I'm not a Recto expert like you and others here but I can attest to the 3D quality of mine in Red Modern - no boost needed.
I play it at fairly quite levels often and I'm completely satisfied. Such a versatile amp.
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Racerxrated
Well-known member
The C mod for 2 ch Rectos is fantastic. So super easy to do, even if you skip the resistor swaps which I did(I wouldn't dare attempt to work on those boardsWould you please quit talking about the Dual Reissue
I just got an OG Rev G - mod to C and your descriptions on the RI are killing me.
Now, granted mine was only $1,500 shipped but still.
I'm not a Recto expert like you and others here but I can attest to the 3D quality of mine in Red Modern - no boost needed.
I play it at fairly quite levels often and I'm completely satisfied. Such a versatile amp.
). I honestly noticed a big difference with just changing the gain and presence pots.No need to buy a reissue if you love the one you have. The problem I have is, when I hear of a different version(F, C, or reissue) my curiosity kills me (and my wallet
) and I HAVE to try one.Rectos are killer amps. If you have a local GC and they get a RI in, give it a shot. Or not since it may make you tempted to sell yours and buy the RI!
311boogieman
Well-known member
See. There you go again
But seriously, I would love to try one. But I am so happy with my Dual right now. I've got it dialed in almost perfectly. I've been messing around with loop options, and settings and it is much quieter than before. Before I chalked it up to high gain amps being noisy. I had gotten spoiled with the Quickrod because it is soooo quiet even at high gain/high volume. And articulate to a fault
I took my normal chain of loop pedals (Reverb-Delay-MXR 10-NS2) and split the Reverb and Delay up into the Single Rec loop, since it is already a quiet amp, and now have the EQ and NS in the Dual. The Reissue would have to be substantially better for me to consider dropping $3,200 on one
