Mesa Boogie 90s Dual Rectifier

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Mesa Boogie 90s Dual Rectifier

Mesa Boogie

90s Dual Rectifier

4.9 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 608628
Model: 90s Dual Rectifier
Price: $4,618.90

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This is a return to form for Mesa, capturing the raw aggression of the original Dual Rectifier. It’s a powerhouse amp, built for players seeking that signature high-gain sound – think modern metal, hard rock, and anything needing serious crunch. Be prepared for a beast to move, but the tone is undeniably iconic.

Product Description

Mesa Boogie 90s Dual Rectifier, Tube Amp Head for Electric Guitar

  • The release of the Dual Rectifier Solo Head in 1992 set new standards in the world of high-gain guitar amplifiers. The legend returns in 2025. It is still being built by the same craftsmen as it was more than 30 years ago.
  • 2 Channels
  • Power 100 W
  • Pre-amp tubes: 5 x 12AX7
  • Power amp tubes: 4 x Mesa 6L6 Power Tubes
  • Controls: Loop Active Master
  • 2 x Master
  • 2 x Presence
  • 2 x Bass
  • 2 x Mid
  • 2 x Treble
  • 2 x Gain
  • Slave Level
  • Loop Select
  • Effects Loop Send Level
  • Switch: Bold Power/Spongy Power
  • On/Standby
  • Channel Select (Orange/Red)
  • Orange Channel Gain
  • Channel Style Select
  • Bias Switch
  • Rectifier Select
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 65 x 25 x 25 cm
  • Weight: 18.6 kg
  • Colour: Black / Chrome
  • Includes Mesa Boogie Slipcover and Compact 1 Button footswitch
  • Made in USA

*Connections:*, 16 Ohm and 8 (2x 16) Ohm speaker outputs: 6.3 mm jack, Serial FX loop, Footswitch input, External switch channel / Loop, Slave output

PROS
  • • Classic Rectifier tone, instantly recognizable and aggressive
  • • 5 x 12AX7 preamp delivers exceptional gain staging and dynamics
  • • Bold/Spongy power switch offers versatile response and feel
  • • Robust build quality with Mesa’s signature heavy-duty chassis and components
CONS
  • • Extremely heavy; portability is a serious consideration for most players
  • • Limited versatility compared to more modern, multi-channel amps
  • • High-gain nature may not suit all musical genres or playing styles

Product Video

Key Features

Power (Watts) 100 W
Tubes 5 x 12AX7 preamp, 4 x Mesa 6L6 power
Channels 2 (Orange/Red)
Effects Effects Loop
Speaker Output 4 x 16 Ohm
Weight 18.6 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Bold provides a tighter, more focused response, while Spongy offers a looser, more dynamic feel – both are valuable for different playing styles.
While 100 watts is substantial, the active master loop and multiple master controls allow for significant volume attenuation, making it manageable for recording.
The Orange channel is tighter and more aggressive, ideal for modern high-gain tones, while the Red channel is a bit looser and more saturated, leaning towards a classic Rectifier vibe.

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