Rectifier ywang?

[Gabial]

I don't knpw if amyone can relate, but when using a recifier amp, I always notice a highgain twang that I just can't dismiss. Is there a way to get the heavey without the hissing noixe. I have a noise gate but I want a setting ith mini9mal effect on the dynamics. I only use passive pick=ups because of that reason.

 

[DudeManBrother]

You can put an eq in the loop to dial out any unwanted frequencies. Maybe an Empress ParaEQ is best so you can pinpoint the exact frequency that’s bothering you.

Most of the undesirable Recto frequencies go away when it’s turned up considerably. If you have access to a load box you could try that as well.

 

[tedtan]

If you’re using a Mesa Rectifier, set it to the silicone diode rectifier setting.

What is the amp?

 

[wheresthefbomb]

Most of the undesirable Recto frequencies go away when it’s turned up considerably.

This is, in fact, the solution to most amp noises. When you pay close attention, you start to realize that many many "professional" recordings have all kinds of hiss and other "undesirable" amp sounds. When the amp is cranked, the tone is right, and the playing is tight, it's really easy to overlook. Don't get too hung up on noises.

 

[sevenfoxes]

I’m not sure what you mean by, “high gain twang”. Do you mean the fizzy tone that rectos are known for?

 

[Deadpool_25]

I’m not sure what you mean by, “high gain twang”. Do you mean the fizzy tone that rectos are known for?

“twang” sounds more like a midrangey thing

My DR:T don’t have no stinkin twang!

 

[budda]

Grab an axefx and enjoy noise-free recto tones among others.

 

[Deadpool_25]

Grab an axefx and enjoy noise-free recto tones among others.

Truth

 

[wheresthefbomb]

I've really been enjoying trying to imagine a guitar making the sound ywang

like a twang with no attack or something

 

[GreatGreen]

I don't know about the "ywang" onomatopoeia, but Rectos do have an upper-presency fizz about them due to the amp's lack of negative feedback which would dampen some of those highs. You're right, they can be really hard to get rid of.

Either turn the amp up enough to negate the fizz (which is going to be very loud) or put an EQ with good control over the treble frequencies in the loop and dial that fizz out.

 

[cGoEcYk]

Some speakers like Legend V12 help reduce recto fizz. That is one of the reasons I use them.

 

[ShredmasterD]

if you're talking mesa recto, a little less preamp gain, use a pedal to boost. the eq controls are tied to the gain so they are relative to where the gain is set. the presence control is crucial to the twang. its a funny amp to dial in but when its good, its great.

 

[ShredmasterD]

Some speakers like Legend V12 help reduce recto fizz. That is one of the reasons I use them.

the best my old recto sounded was through a fryette cab loaded with their p50e speakers, which is an eminence too. it cut the super highs that the celestion v30's seemed to extenuate. i have new recto, and its boomy more than fizzy.

 

[Turd Ferguson]

Goddamit I got excited and thought maybe Wang's was making a Rectifier clone or something.