Reply With QuoteCool! I havent played on a Randall amp for several years.. I´m not sure if they sell them here in Sweden.
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Randall RM100 head
Played a 100 watt monster tonight - Randall RM100.
Man, this thing could scream. It has pluggable modules, and I played through a Don Donegan module. Fat, crunchy, impressive heavy distortion and metal sound. I played through a Dean Michael Shenker Flying V, and I felt like 17 again!:
I played it through a matching 4x12 and I was all smiles.
Fantastic tone I must say. I was very impressed. Just a bit much gain for me; if I had that amp, I dunno where I would put all that gain?
It's also a heavy sucker. Would lead to increased visits to the doctor/chiropractor/masseuse... (hey that's a cool word, masseuse...)
An amp to look into, if you like fat, powerful distortion for ripping heads off and killing rodents ...I had a lot of fun with it.
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Cool! I havent played on a Randall amp for several years.. I´m not sure if they sell them here in Sweden.
I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009
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I've always wanted to try out one of the newer Randalls, with the modules. They're cool.
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Cool review, sounds like you've been reading DVM/SS restaurant reviews.Originally Posted by Robert
powerful distortion for ripping heads off and killing rodents ...
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Reverend Rawk
Didja try one with the Plexi or Blackface modules (or the Mr. Scary one for that matter)?
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Yes I tried the Plexi module too. Didn't quite impress me that much, but I didn't play it very long and some other dude was messing with da knobs as I was playing it.
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