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On the Mark V’s clean channel, does anyone have any recommendations for dialing in a good baseline that will allow this pedal to shine?
So far, I’ve really enjoyed experimenting with it. The JCM setting has a little less overdrive and gain than I expected, although that could be intentional or simply related to how I have the Mark V’s preamp configured.
I’m definitely not an audio engineer, and this is my first pedal, so I want to make sure I’m approaching it correctly. Any advice on the amp and pedal settings would be greatly appreciated!

On the Mark V’s clean channel, does anyone have any recommendations for dialing in a good baseline that will allow this pedal to shine?
So far, I’ve really enjoyed experimenting with it. The JCM setting has a little less overdrive and gain than I expected, although that could be intentional or simply related to how I have the Mark V’s preamp configured.
I’m definitely not an audio engineer, and this is my first pedal, so I want to make sure I’m approaching it correctly. Any advice on the amp and pedal settings would be greatly appreciated!

My question is this: I played the brand-new ‘90s Dual Rectifier Reissue at Guitar Center the other day, and it sounded absolutely perfect. I’m an enthusiast when it comes to sound purity. I play about 80% of the time in a fairly decent-sized office/bedroom. I really appreciate uncompromised tone at louder volumes, but still at indoor-friendly levels, especially in the evenings. I like it loud enough that it doesn’t feel compromised, but nowhere near concert volume.
With that said, I’m curious whether I’d be just as happy—or even hear much of a difference at these kinds of volumes—between a full Dual Rectifier and a Mini Rectifier.
I currently have a Mesa 1x12 cabinet, and I’d be willing to upgrade to a 2x12 if that’s what it takes to achieve the sound I experienced. By the way, I played the Dual Rectifier through a Marshall cabinet.
The sound felt so good in Guitar Center. I was in their sound room and had the amp turned up to about the same levels I play in my own space—not cranked to concert levels, nowhere close. It was honestly one of the best playing experiences I’ve ever had, and I’d love to replicate that at home.
So my question is: do I need to spend $3,000 on a Dual Rectifier head and a 2x12 cabinet to get that experience, or would you recommend getting the Mesa Mini Rectifier and running it through my current 1x12? Or do you think the Mini would leave me yearning for more, even at these still-indoor volume levels?

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