How much does the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier Cost?
Roughly between $2300 and $3300
As of August 2022, the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier amp head typically retailed around $3000. In the above price range we've left a little headroom for increased cost (if necessary). However, our pricing tools below update in real time and will have completely accurate figures. Used prices for the Triple Rectifier typically run around $2000. Lower in some cases.
The Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier amp head is a favorite of the pros, particularly in the modern rock and metal genres. On this page, we've put together a pricing guide with real-time pricing, and a few tools to help you get a feel for what it will cost to get your hands on one of these amps.
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Triple Rectifier Current Sweetwater Price
Sweetwater is typically a pretty solid barometer of where retail pricing stands. They also usually have multiple versions of the Triple Rectifier (the Black Jute faceplate, for example), and will give you pricing for all of them.
Sweetwater
Pricing from Additional Vendors
Mesa Boogie is more of a boutique brand, and they tend to supply to fewer resellers. The primary two are Sweetwater and ZZounds, though the Triple Rectifier commonly shows up in used markets, usually Reverb (more on that below) and eBay.
Price Alert Tool (based on Sweetwater retail)
You can use this tool to sign up for price drop alerts (not overly likely for a Mesa amp), which is linked to Sweetwater retail.
Triple Rectifier Price History (based on Sweetwater retail)
If the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier price changes, this graph will chart the change and display it, up or down. Again, it's based on the pricing we pull from Sweetwater.
Price History for Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 150-watt Tube Head - Diamond Faceplate
Statistics
| Current Price | $3,299.00 | December 2, 2023 |
| Highest Price | $3,299.00 | April 7, 2023 |
| Lowest Price | $2,949.00 | August 4, 2022 |
Last price changes
| $3,299.00 | April 7, 2023 |
| $2,949.00 | August 4, 2022 |
Reverb Used Pricing Summary
Reverb is the most authoritative used market for music gear, even more so than a place like eBay, because Reverb specializes in musical equipment. That's all they do. As such, we pull live pricing from their product pages to give you an idea of the used market. Note that the price displayed is the lowest option currently on the site, which might not be typical of broader used retail. Keep an eye-out for as-is products as well.
Check used pricing for the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier: Reverb page
Conclusion
Mesa Boogie amps are never cheap, but you can get a decent deal if you follow the market and know what to expect in terms of pricing. Use these tools to keep tabs on the price and check back to spot changes. They automatically stay updated, so you'll be getting the most current information.
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