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cdog · 25th October 2004, 12:23 AM

The Dual Rec is ubiquitous, which is both good and bad... if you use it, your heavy sounds will sound like everything else on the radio. It kind of buries each guitar's personality and makes them all sound similar, not necessarily a bad thing again....This might work to your advantage or maybe not... A DR will be a familiar sight and sound for most players coming to your studio, that why I have one. A good player can make one really sing (Buckethead's main amp is a DR now).

There are lots of Dual, Triple Recs, and Tremoverbs (Dual Rec with verb and tremolo) on www.ebay.com for around a G.

A combo would save you from buying a cab:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...757312950&rd=1

25th October 2004, 12:23 AM	#16
cdog Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Brooklyn Posts: 2,296	The Dual Rec is ubiquitous, which is both good and bad... if you use it, your heavy sounds will sound like everything else on the radio. It kind of buries each guitar's personality and makes them all sound similar, not necessarily a bad thing again....This might work to your advantage or maybe not... A DR will be a familiar sight and sound for most players coming to your studio, that why I have one. A good player can make one really sing (Buckethead's main amp is a DR now). There are lots of Dual, Triple Recs, and Tremoverbs (Dual Rec with verb and tremolo) on www.ebay.com for around a G. A combo would save you from buying a cab: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...757312950&rd=1