Tc Electronic Dual Wreck Preamp
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Two channels with independent settings (gain, level, and EQ) to switch from a tight clean to a modern high-gain with one click
- Footswitch boost of 5 dB with PRE position (overdrive-style, more bite) or POST (transparent volume) depending on your use
- Dedicated DI and headphone outputs with Celestion 4 x 12 Vintage 30 cab simulation, ideal for direct console playing, recording, or silent practice
- TIGHT control + global Presence to shape attack, low-end sustain, and balance in any room or setup
Manufacturer Information
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A 1995 "Rectifier" in pedal format: the Revision G spirit
DUAL WRECK is a preamp pedal designed to recreate the feel, pick response, and sonic signature of a 1995 Dual Rectifier "Revision G" amp, a cornerstone of '90s rock and metal tones. Rather than stacking dozens of models, TC Electronic focuses here on a single iconic amp, captured with an AMPWORX modeling approach oriented around "components": the goal is clear-to achieve the dynamics and grit expected from a big stack while maintaining pedal ergonomics.
Within the AMPWORX range, DUAL WRECK positions itself as a "plug and play" solution to build a compact rig: a two-channel preamp, integrated boost, and DI/headphone output with official cab simulation to free you from needing an amp on stage or at home.
Who is the DUAL WRECK for?
DUAL WRECK targets guitarists who want a tight, massive, and articulate high-gain tone without complicating things. The green channel covers clean tones and slightly crunchy rhythms, perfect for blues rock, alternative rock, grunge, or pop-punk. The red channel is tailored for heavy rock, classic shred, and '90s metal, with a gain reserve that maintains definition on palm mutes.
In the studio, the DI output with cab sim allows you to plug directly into an audio interface for quick and clean recording. Live, you can send a mix-ready signal to the front of house while keeping a dedicated output for your stage monitor/amp. For daily use, the headphone output offers silent practice that retains the "amp" feel.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Preamp, Cabinet Simulator | EQ | 3 channels |
| Technology | Digital | Type | sector |
| Format | Pedal | Use | electric guitar |
| Cabinet Simulator | 4 | Color | Black |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the TC Electronic Dual Wreck allow headphone use?
A 3.5 mm stereo TRS mini-jack headphone output is integrated. Headphones with an impedance above 32 ohms are recommended.
Can this pedal be connected directly to a PA system or an audio interface?
The Direct Out uses a balanced 6.35 mm TRS jack and includes a speaker cab simulation. The supplied Impulse Response is based on a Celestion Vintage 30 in a closed 4x12 cabinet, and the Line Out without simulation can be used simultaneously.
What sound does the red channel offer?
The red Lead channel targets heavy rock rhythms, classic shred, and 90s metal. The TIGHT control reduces low end to sharpen the definition of palm mutes in low tunings.
How does the PRE/POST boost work?
The 5 dB boost is placed before the preamp in PRE mode, adding midrange push and a tighter attack. In POST mode, it increases volume for solos without changing the gain level.
What power supply is required for this preamp pedal?
A 9 V DC power supply with negative center and a 5.5 x 2.1 mm connector is required. The current draw is 300 mA, and battery operation is not supported.



