The 667 is an all-tube 120W amp head offering no less than 6 channels, and 6 modes per channel. Each channel features gain and volume controls, 3-way Bright switches and 7 MIDI assignable functions. Three 3-band EQ sections include a 3-way Tone Stack switch and are completed with presence and depth knobs. Last, the front panel offer two MIDI-switchable Masters.
The back panel is as hectic as the front one, with two MIDI-switchable series/parallel effect loops, 4, 8 and 16 Ohm speaker outputs, a line-level output with a dedicated volume control, two MIDI and Thru ports and an output tube biasing section.
You can control the amp via an optional MIDI footswitch, Randall recommends the brand new 8-button RF8 model.
The 667 amp head will be available in April for the US price of $2499.99. Demos are expected very soon at www.randallamplifiers.com.
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