Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Rectifier Standard Slant Cabinet
Product information "Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Rectifier Standard Slant Cabinet"
Mesa Boogie Recto 4x12" Slanted
4 - Celestion Vintage 30 Speakers, 280 Watts
Features:
- 4x12 (choice of slant or straight front)
- 280 Watts
- 4 - Celestion Vintage 30 Speakers Wired for Mono or Stereo
- 8 Ohms Mono / 4 Ohms Stereo
- Track-Loc Casters
4x12 Recto-STANDARD SLANT (Straight Front also available) Cabinet Design - THIS IS THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL!!! THE undisputed KING of all 4x12's featuring the legendary "Over-Sized" Recto-Closed Back Cabinet Construction that has made the Recto Cabinet Designs the worlds most reveredfor massive, authoritative tone! Unbelievable amounts of fat, thick bottom end - Tailored mids that provide the perfect curves leading into the most defined, shimmering and sparkling highs you have ever heard. The Recto-Standard is for those of us who can never get enough of a good thing! You and the Tone you wield will be feared!!!
- Connections: 4x ¼" Jack
- Country of Origin: USA
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 83,5 x 76,5 x 36,2 cm
- Enclosure: Birch plywood
- Impedance: Mono 8 ohm, stereo 2 x 4 ohm
- Includes: Cover and wheels
- Loudspeaker: Celestion Vintage 30
- Loudspeaker Type: Celestion Vintage 30
- Loudspeakers: 4x 12"
- Power: 240 W
- Special Features: Rear-mounted Speaker
- Stereo/Mono: Mono and Stereo
- Technology: Slanted
- Weight: 46,8 kg
In the late 1960s Randall Smith, one of the most famous amp repairers in the San Francisco Bay Area, was inspired to build his own amplifiers after developing a fondness for the tweed circuits of the 1950s. He loved their organic sound, the effective controls and the way the tone gently moved from clean to distortion and back again when the gain control was used.
To push forward with his own amplifier designs and concepts, he settled in Pentaluma, California in 1969 and worked on further developing his amps.
The characteristic, heavily distorted sound of his Mesa/Boogie amplifiers was initially the result of an electrically mis‑dimensioned preamp. Founder Randall Smith wasn’t sure whether the preamp’s output would be enough to drive the power amp, and he built it with four twin triodes, of which the first seven triodes are still used today to amplify the input signal.
Many years later Mesa/Boogie has grown into one of the major global players in the market for high‑end guitar and bass amplifiers and is a leader in the development of modern amp designs and circuits. The American company also holds several patents on special features and circuits, such as Multi‑Watt™, Dyna‑Watt™ and the Mesa CabClone™ cab simulator, which you’ll certainly come across when browsing our selection of Mesa/Boogie products.
Of course, a maker of such innovative and high‑quality products has by now also gathered a large fanbase among professional musicians who got hooked on Mesa/Boogie amps. The best known users of Mesa/Boogie amps include the already mentioned Carlos Santana, Larry Carlton, Angus Young, Robben Ford, Eric Johnson, Keith Richards, Pete Townshend, Adam Jones, Mark Tremonti and Dave Grohl. Of course these aren’t the only famous Mesa/Boogie users, and Mesa/Boogie also boasts a large and steadily growing following among studio musicians and hobby guitarists. Maybe you’ll soon be part of the next generation of the Mesa/Boogie fan community?
