Randall RD20H Diavlo Guitar Amplifier Head (20 Watts)

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This versatile two-channel amp features an adjustable boost to let you manage the massive sounds the 6V6 tubes create.

The Randall RD20H Diavlo Guitar Amplifier Head has a 2-channel, all-tube, high gain design that can kick out some seriously searing tone as well as great cleans. 6V6 power tubes and 12AX7 preamp tubes are a classic combination that gives the RD20H a wide range of tones while remaining smooth no matter how much gain you have dialed in. The included dual function footswitch allows you to switch between channels as well as activating the Boost which kicks the Randall RD20H Diavlo head up a notch!

Features:

- 2 Channel all tube (12AX7/6V6) 20-watt head
- Selectable boost allows you to kick it in for solos
- Speaker emulated XLR direct output with ground lift
- Class A Discrete instrument level FX loop
- 2 function footswitch included

- Wattage/Power: 20w @ 1% Distortion
- Channels: 2 + Boost
- Speaker: n/a
- Impedance: 16, 8, 4ohms Minimum
- FX/GATE/REVERB: Class A Discrete Instrument Level Loop
- FOOTSWITCH: 2 Channels and Boost (RF2T2C)
- Dimensions (L x W x H in mm): 500 x 240 x 215
- Weight (kg): 12

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-USSOUND

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars. (3 ratings)
Submitted April 29, 2016 by Cabnard Handsolo in Salem, OR

"Pretty good head"

Overall: 4 out of 5 stars
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I purchased this on kind of a spur of the moment thing...had the cash, was thinking of either the Randall SS 2x12 combo ...or waiting and waiting to save up for an ENGL metal master combo. I had heard that 6v6's were the same as 6l6's and they arent. Power tubes have a huge influence in how an amp sounds and Im an EL34 guy. Big crunchy mids and great bright cleans. 6l6s have so much headroom that they are boomy and dont represent high gain well imo. Evidently 6v6's are a little more crunchy and less boomy. The cleans are still like 6l6's but a little more midrange sound but not great. BUT the gain channel smokes! I think the breakup of the 6v6's blend well with the high gain better than 6l6's would. Now its not as sweet or bright as an el84 or el34 amp - but its not boomy and buzzy like an old 5150. It breaks up very fat. Comes off a little dark but harmonics come through. I am playing through an old carvin 4x12 with celestion v30's. And for 20 watts ? Its LOUD ! You could easily club gig with this. 20 watts RMS is very loud, doubt you would ever peg it. With all that said i dont know if ill keep it because i do want an EL based amp ...but for now it does the job better than i thought ! Wont go through all the features as they are already listed ...if you are a tube freak metal head on a budget , this isnt bad. And as far as manufacture support, i cant rate it if i didnt use it.

Musical Background:

retired semi pro

Musical Style:

Rock , metal, blues
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