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Let me just clarify that you’re referring to the Electra Dyne and not “E.D.” of another sort.
It was pre-Dyne, and part of the path that let me to the Dyne, eventually. I think maybe it was RA100 2x12 > Stiletto Deuce head > Electra Dyne head. (I also briefly owned the smaller Dyne 1x12 combo but didn’t like it, before all that.)
If I recall correctly, the Royal Atlantic manual say the high gain channel has the most gain of any of their amps, to that point?
What do you think of the power scaling feature? I ended up just using the master volume knob and found the scaling to be kind of a novelty.
I will say, however, that the RA100 was among the first Mesas I’d ever owned and I was a total noob at dialing them in, at that point.
Have fun with that badass beast!
I don't use the Power Scaling on the TA-30, so can't imagine I will on the RA. I love headroom
and maximum dynamism.
Yes, The Hi-Gain is way too much gain for me. I am happy with what I can get out of the Vintage
Lo/Blue Channel/Mode. It cleans up great and is super dynamic. It exhibits that Marshall vibe
in that regard. Really dynamic, sensitive, and responsive. That alone makes me happy with the
amp---even if it is a) overkill, and b) more than I need, and c) redundant, and d) nostalgic.