New stuff from Randall for 2013 & 2014

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Fortin confirmed that there's two power tubes in this new design, but not which type.
 

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9 pin power tubes means EL84s... something mini this way comes. Only seeing two preamp tubes though there could be a third one under the wires so that rules out a Thrasher mini :lol:

Also Fortin said in his comments that the Thordendal amp is a long way off, so I doubt that will be release at winter NAMM.





There is a third preamp tube, from Mike himself.
 

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Some Randall-related question to bump the thread. :lol:

I read somewheres that Per Nilsson started using the Randall 667 recently. Any clue if it was used on the recent Scar Symmetry record, because his tone sounds awesome. :yum:
 

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From a new Musician's Friend interview with Mike Fortin and Joe (the pirate looking guy from all the NAMM videos).


The HUB: Can you talk about anything currently on the drawing boards?

Joe Delaney: There are things that have ones and zeroes embedded in them that we’ve recently found interesting.

The HUB: It sounds like you might be going down the digital road…

Joe Delaney: Yeah, we’re dancing with digital, but we’re not sure if we’re going to take her home…yet.

Joe Delaney and Mike Fortin of Randall Amplifiers | The HUB
 

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Teasing more pedals.
 

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Looks like a head version of the RG-150.

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Same control panel... but backwards. :lol:

From what I understand, the RG150 (as well as the RG180DX) was the amp that was the transition between the RG-ES and the Century amps. They seem to have a tone closer to the Centuries, which is more 'brutal' than the RG-ES series.
 

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Looks like a head version of the RG-150.

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Same control panel... but backwards. :lol:

From what I understand, the RG150 (as well as the RG180DX) was the amp that was the transition between the RG-ES and the Century amps. They seem to have a tone closer to the Centuries, which is more 'brutal' than the RG-ES series.



The only RG 150 that I have experience with has a graphic EQ.
 

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You guys that have or tested RD45, did you found it to sound too dark?
When I was listening all these clips and reviews I sad "that's it, I'll go for it.." but when I tested it live in full band situation I found lack of presence and treble generally.
Maybe I'll have to mod it to bring it up. Any experiences? :hbang:
 

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I have the RD45. I don't thinks it's too dark. I posted my settings in a different thread but I like a warm heavy tone. I think the addition with the boost and the Facepunch OD you really have a balanced full ballsy amp.

Keep in mind I haven't played this amp with a band yet.
 
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