Mesa/Boogie Sim

[MetalUpYerEye]

Hi I was wondering if there are any Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier simulators out there.

[Bernardduur]

Dr. Boogey is a Dual Rec simulator

[MetalUpYerEye]

Yeah but are there any TRIPLE rec sims?

[Seljer]

Yeah but are there any TRIPLE rec sims?

they're practically the same amp, only 50W more power and a couple of hunder $ more for the Triple Rec.

the Mesa Boogie Recto sound = the Mesa Boogie Recto sound

[burnt fingers]

The fet sim will not matter whether it's a dual or a triple.  there is no rectifier switch on the fet sim.  unless.....someone feel like designing one?

scott

[MetalUpYerEye]

So a triple and double sound practically the same, save for a little more power.

How close does the DR boogey sound to replicating the mesa/boogie recto sound?

[MetalUpYerEye]

Sorry for the double post but also where can I find info about building a Dr Boogey such as PCB layouts, schematics, parts lists and such?

[jonathan perez]

keep in mind that alot has to do with the rig youve got. dont expect single coils to sound like hardcore grind.

are you looking for high gain, a certain amount of saturation, or a mesa/boogie name?

[MetalUpYerEye]

I run a 2004 Gibson Les Paul Studio into a late 80's solid state 100 watt Carvin loaded with 2 Celestion Rocket 50 speakers. I really like the clean channel of the Carvin but the overdrive is too grungy and at times even fuzzy. I'm looking for something with plenty of gain and saturation to play around with.

[bancika]

it usually means fuzzy...

[MetalUpYerEye]

You mean the Carvin?