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Randall RG50TC 50W 1x12 Guitar Combo Amp

 
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Price: $299 to $699 at 12 stores
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Sound I tried this with a pair of EMG 81's in an Ibanez SZ320. Not really noisy in the time I took trying it, the cleans are ok, nothing amazing. The Distortion sucked on the one I tried, couldn't get much more than a warm tone out of it (and not a great one at that), distortion does NOT seem versatile. Other amps SMOKED it for sound (e.g. Peavey Valveking), no question. I'm sorry but I disagree with the other reviewer on sound!


Reliability Seems reliable, I would just say the tubes are the only things that will break down for a while.


Customer Support Never dealt with Randall.


Liked about it I liked:
-Clean Boost is a nice touch
-Comes stock with Celestion seventy 80.
-2 mode per channel is a good idea.


Didn't like I didn't like:
-I couldn't seem to get many tones out of it.
That's it really, what do features matter if it doesn't sound good?


Overall satisfaction:
 
3.0

By Guitarist-Jonny
Oct 19, 2009
 
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Great sound but...

Sound Let's start this first review... I play everything from pop-rock to metal and I wanted a tube amp with a good amount of gain but still with a pleasant clean sound. (played with Ibanez RG 20th, Jem 77V, ICT700, Epiphone G-310 and a whammy pedal). I tried a lot of amps ended with this 50w combo. It's a 2 channel all tube amp with four modes, from the Randall site: Clean, Clean with Boost, Classic Hi-Gain, Modern Hi-Gain. It has a Celestion seventy 80 speaker, 6l6 tubes and spring reverb. It sounds well in every situation, even at low volumes.


Reliability now, the bad point: the Classic channel started to fuzz (like when you put your finger on top of a connected jack cable) a few time after the warranty expired and as i'm writing the problem it's still not solved (i'll try to fix this by myself, if I find out it's not a great thing to repair, but still...)


Customer Support I've never dealt with the company.


Liked about it - great, versatile sound. you can switch from great cleans to a blues crunchy sound to a hi-gain distortion, and this amp will always sound good.
- it's easy to carry around for its small dimensions and it has a great volume reserve. you can play it at home, with the band, practicing or at gigs, its voice will be heard :)
- the reverb sounds better than your medium amp reverb


Didn't like - the Classic channel issue, obviously.
- I wish it had two separate eq's for the two drive modes. it has two eq's by the way, but for clean/drive.
- nothing more, i rated it four hoping the channel issue to be fixed soon.


Overall satisfaction:
 
4.0

By BeboRock91
Oct 08, 2009
 
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