Jeff Buckley’s Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-o-verb Combo

Used most notably during the Live in Chicago, and Live in Glastonbury concerts in 1995, alongside a Fender Vibroverb ’63 Reissue (Jeff’s main amp, even in the earlier years). It is not known for which purpose Jeff used the Mesa Boogie combo, but it was either a dedicated “dirty sound” amp or a backup in case something went wrong with the Vibroverb.

Be that as it may, given that Michael Tighe – Jeff’s guitarist, used not only the exact same model himself but also a Fender Vibroberb identical to Jeff’s, it is likely that the band purchased a pair of these for each guitarist to use during the ‘Grace’ tour.

Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-o-verb Combo sitting to the left of Jeff’s Fender Vibroverb, Live in Chicago, 1995. Also, note the Alesis Quadraverb unit sitting on top of the Mesa Boogie. Photo source: YouTube

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