mesa dual rectifier stack vs marshall jcm8002203 and 1960b cab for pop punk

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which is better for a pop punk/emo type of tone. i know producers like jerry finn blended them but if that’s not an option what is better
 
IMO in almost every case a Marshall is a more appropriate amp than a Rectifier for any punk style. They’ve got more openness, kerrang and snarl.
I think Rectos are much more fitting for hardcore and metal.
Get an 800, boost it, and tear off faces.
 
IMO in almost every case a Marshall is a more appropriate amp than a Rectifier for any punk style. They’ve got more openness, kerrang and snarl.
I think Rectos are much more fitting for hardcore and metal.
Get an 800, boost it, and tear off faces.
IMO in almost every case a Marshall is a more appropriate amp than a Rectifier for any punk style. They’ve got more openness, kerrang and snarl.
I think Rectos are much more fitting for hardcore and metal.
Get an 800, boost it, and tear off faces.
What about a recto on the orange mode with a tubescreamer, I think it could do that tone very well. Rectifiers are very dynamic amps too. They don't need kerrang, they have grind and top end rattle. A lot more versatile than a jcm800.
 
Sure, that would sound great as well.
Although I think Marshall’s kerrang, snarl and bite better compliment the spirit and attitude of punk better than any Mesa will.
And Recto orange is one of my favorite tones ever.
 
Sure, that would sound great as well.
Although I think Marshall’s kerrang, snarl and bite better compliment the spirit and attitude of punk better than any Mesa will.
And Recto orange is one of my favorite tones ever.
You had me at death metal
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What about a recto on the orange mode with a tubescreamer, I think it could do that tone very well. Rectifiers are very dynamic amps too. They don't need kerrang, they have grind and top end rattle. A lot more versatile than a jcm800.
A Recto absolutely does a great punk tone and some killer punk bands have used them. Pennywise, Strung Out, No Use For A Name. Blink-182 and A New Found Glory used them as well and they were both pretty pop-punk.

Both sound awesome for punk rock, so really a player preference thing.
 
A Recto absolutely does a great punk tone and some killer punk bands have used them. Pennywise, Strung Out, No Use For A Name. Blink-182 and A New Found Glory used them as well and they were both pretty pop-punk.

Both sound awesome for punk rock, so really a player preference thing.
I totally agree, I just think a Marshall does it a little better. Lol
 
Either.

Or

Both.

My dual rec mw can nail marshallesque tones on the orange channel all day long.
This. Lower the gain, lower the bass, bring up the mids, treble, and presence, then crank the master up to at least halfway, but optimately about 3/4 and your golden. It sounds even better with EL34's on the silicon rectifier setting, but I recommend upgrading the screen grid resistors to 5w blocks if you plan on running it this way. The stock 2 watt resistors are fine for 6L6's, but can only handle EL34's for so long before they fry and take some tubes with them.
 
Rivera M series or a Knucklehead will do it, for less, and be built better than both.
 
A Recto absolutely does a great punk tone and some killer punk bands have used them. Pennywise, Strung Out, No Use For A Name. Blink-182 and A New Found Glory used them as well and they were both pretty pop-punk.

Both sound awesome for punk rock, so really a player preference thing.
Are blink 182 punk?
 
Both work fine. For versatility, the DR MW would be my choice
 
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