Voron
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I've a chance to test the RK50 model and... I usually don't too much in a one channel amps, but this one blew me away!!!!!
Victory RK50 Richie Kotzen model
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Voron
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Voron
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I've tried RD1 from them and it was a very good amp, but I prefer 2 channels. Usually I use MarkV:25, but this one was a revelation for me! 
Bentaycanada
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Man that amp looks so cool, but I wish it had a 3 band EQ instead of the dual tremolo controls.
Voron
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That was the first sing that I thanked about, but finally one tone knob was really effective
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I had a chance to compare Kraken and RK50. They were both cool amps. Kraken was more in your face and was more flexible due to its EQ controls/2 channels. I am assuming RK50 was designed to match his Fender tele which can get quite spanky and I felt the high end of the amp was rolled off quite a bit to compensate that. RK50 always had that flubby mid-low accentuation which went well with strat/tele/single sized humbuckers but not so pleasant with LP type of guitars with full humbuckers.
Voron
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I think you have a sense in certain way. I used it with Fishman Fluence humbuckers, and they has not a lot of bases... and it was not flubby at all. Plus, there is a switch to add focus if you need. But yes, Kraken is more versatile
