Mesa - Triple Rectifier Multi-Watt 3-Channel 150w Tube Guitar Amp Head w/Footswitch - USED

The Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier Multi-Watt 150-watt tube head stands as an absolute titan of modern high-gain guitar tone. Built to deliver unmatched wall-of-sound power and articulate headroom, this legendary 3-channel amplifier features Mesa's famous Multi-Watt channel-assignable power switching, allowing you to select between 50 or 150 watts per channel. Driven by a massive power section loaded with 6x6L6 power tubes and 5x12AX7 preamp tubes, the Triple Rectifier offers three distinct channels with eight versatile mode voicings—ranging from pristine clean and vintage crunch to the iconic, aggressive, high-octane distortion that defined modern rock and metal.

This pre-owned Triple Rectifier head is in great functional condition and includes its original multi-button footswitch, giving you complete hands-free control over channel selection, solo boost, and FX loop operation on stage or in the studio. Whether you need crushing rhythm chugs, soaring lead sustain, or crystalline cleans with massive headroom, this tone monster delivers the ultimate combination of tonal versatility and raw power.

Listeda month ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Triple Rectifier "Multi-Watt" 3-Channel 150-Watt Guitar Amp Head
Finish
  • Multi
Categories
Number of Inputs
  • 1 Input
Built-In Effects
  • No Built-In Effects
Number of Channels
  • 3 Channels
Power Tube Type
  • 6L6 / EL34
Electronics
  • Tube
Impedance
  • 16 ohms
  • 8 ohms
  • 4 ohms
Reverb
  • None
Output Power (Watts)
  • 150

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