The Holy Grail for Rammstein Collectors:

I am selling a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier formerly owned and stage-used by Richard Kruspe (Rammstein). From 2002 to 2010, this amp head was one of a total of 8 "Rectos" in Richard’s touring rig, meaning it can be heard on every single live show played during that era.

I purchased the amp in 2010 when Rammstein's backline company sold off a bunch of road gear from the previous tour (stage monitors, speaker cabinets, moving heads, etc.). Since Richard switched to the newer generation of Rectifiers at the time, his 8 touring heads went up for sale as well (and I managed to snag two of them).

The amp is hand-signed by Richard on top of the shell, and I also have another confirmation by RZK Audio that the amp is authentic (will be forwarded to the winning buyer).

Naturally, the amp shows authentic road wear from its life on tour, and it still features the original pencil markings for the settings next to each pot/knob—allowing you to dial in Richard’s exact live tone. For any Rammstein fan, this is easily one of the ultimate pieces of memorabilia and artist-owned gear you can get your hands on.

Local pickup in 67346 Speyer (Germany) is preferred, but I can also ship EU-wide. And as always: Private sale; sold as-is, with no warranty, guarantee, or returns.

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ConditionGood (Used)
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  • Triple Rectifier
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Year
  • 2002
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  • United States

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