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The best Randall Guitar amplification reviews

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  • Randall RD1H

    « 1 watt - but it's AWESOME! »

    1 watt tube amp 2 x 12AX7 preamp tubes 1 x 12AU7 power amp tube 1 gain / 1 tone / 1 volume 1 channel 1 effects loop - 1 XLR emulation output USE It's über-easy to use. Do note that the 3-way switch allows you to use 3 different

    by Blacky 10 11/8/13
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  • Randall RD45H

    « A good, metal-friendly amp at reasonable price »

    I’ve owned this amp for about one year. I took it with me on approximately 15 live performances and 2 days in the studio. Plus of course rehearsal, once to twice a week. Stylewise, I’ve mostly used it for stoner rock, ala Orange Goblin or Down (go

    by olaf greuntsson 6 8/30/16
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  • Randall RM 4

    « 4. amps in one! »

    This is a randall rm 4 tube preamp.the rm4 for a comes with 3 tubes. An input tube, a phase inverter tube, and in effects loop buffer tube,Then it holds 3 modules each with two preamp tubes. There are 20 + modules available right now. On top of that,

    by Mattfig 1 6/12/12
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  • Randall RD50H

    « Fortin magic »

    The Randall RD50 Diavlo may have been a so-so amp to begin with but this was the amp that Fortin made his modifications to at the start of his collaboration with Randall. For those of you not familiar with his work suffice it to say Mike Fortin

    by MountAnDewMe 1 8/18/13
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  • Randall RG 75 G2

    « Too compressed for me... »

    The Randall RG75 is a 1x12 combo amplifier from the company that is designed to offer a versatile and good sounding rig in a portable and affordable package. It has two channels, one clean and one drive. There is also an onboard effects section with

    by King Loudness 1 10/24/11
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  • Randall Module Recto

    « Good for what it is. »

    Randall amplification has been known for creating some of the coolest and most innovative rock preamps in the market. It's really taken hold of the whole preamp module market and got a huge niche of cool and very usable preamp modules. These are good

    by iamqman 1 9/14/11
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  • Randall NB King 100

    « Decadence Dance!!! »

    Randall in connection with Peter King and Nuno Bettencourt set out to capture a new amp for Nuno. This is not an amp that goes back to the tones of Portnograffitti days or even Extreme 1, but more of a newer sound. This amp has a very distinct look t

    by iamqman 3 7/20/11
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  • Randall RG 100 SC G2

    rains_en's review

    The amp is solidstate, 100 watts delivered by two celestion silverface 70-80s. On the control panel, you will find an input for guitar and another for headphones and 3 seperate channel controls: Clean, Gain, and stereo chorus. There are also master v

    by rains_en 1 2/5/09
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  • Randall RM 50 HB

    « Excellent Gigging Tones »

    This amp is running on tubes...the choice of tubes is totally versatile due to the external biasing controls. I have almost zero tech skills, but with the use of a $20 voltmeter from RadioShack, even i can make the necessary adjustments. I usually ra

    by crankyrayhanky 7/23/12
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  • Randall RT 2/50

    « An amazing tube power amp!!! »

    Tube power amp...Houses two sets of matching tubes...You can combine whatever you like, with the exception of EL84s which will require yellow jackets to operate...6550 and 6L6GC...6L6GC and EL34...EL34 and 6CA7...6CA7 and KT88....KT88 and KT66...KT66

    by Mattfig 6/14/12
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  • Randall RM100 Combo

    « Killer Amp loaded with options!!! »

    This is a Randall tube amp. It has spots for 4 power tubes. You can load in two pairs of your fave tubes (whether it be 6L6, EL34, 6550, KT77, KT88, 6CA7) and bias each tube individually taking away the need for professional bias adjustment and all

    by Mattfig 6/11/12
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  • Randall RG50TC

    « Randall RG50TC »

    Fifty watt 1x12 combo with EL34 power tubes. Comes with a Celestion speaker. Two channels, one clean and one dirty, but each channel has two modes. Clean has a boost switch and the gain channel has a 'vintage' gain and 'modern' gain switch. Has jacks

    by MGR/Ericseiv 11/30/09
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