Randall RT50C Guitar Combo Amplifier (50 Watts, 1x12")

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Randall RT50C Guitar Combo Amplifier (50 Watts, 1x12"), Main
Randall RT50C Guitar Combo Amplifier (50 Watts, 1x12"), Rear
Randall RT50C Guitar Combo Amplifier (50 Watts, 1x12"), Main Randall RT50C Guitar Combo Amplifier (50 Watts, 1x12"), Rear
With tones that range from Country and Jazz to Metal, this amp fits the needs of any guitarist. This combo amp boasts 50 watts of pure tube power.

The Randall RT Series is an extremely flexible, all tube group of 50 and 100 watt guitar amplifiers offering a range of tones from clean Country & Jazz to Full Metal/Shred. Each amp features black chrome steel grill and control panel, spring reverb, and an effects loop. The RT50C combo features 2 separate channels and includes a 2 mode footswitch.

In addition, each amp features a power tube bias section on the back that allows the player to replace, bias & match the tubes themselves with just an inexpensive volt meter available at any electronics or home improvement store. The RT Series utilizes 12AX7 preamp tubes and 6L6 power tubes which can be swapped out with EL34s for a more British vibe.

Features

- User-friendly bias section on the back allows player to replace, bias & match the tubes
- Series EFX Loop
- Switch for rack or pedal compatibility
- Includes 3 mode footswitch - Channel, Reverb & Effects Loop

Preamp Channels:
2 Channels
- CH. 1: Classic Clean - from sparkling to highly overdriven
- CH. 2: Modern Overdrive - Classic distortion to full hi gain tone

EQ Controls: Bass, Middle, Treble

Bright switch on clean channel

Master Controls: Volume and Reverb

Power Amp: All Tube 2 x 6L6 (user swappable for EL34)

Power Output:
- 50 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohm
- 50 Watts RMS @ 8 Ohm

Speaker: 1 x 12 in. Celestion Seventy80

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

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars. (2 ratings)
Submitted February 6, 2013 by Nathan K in Brevard, NC

"A Wall of Tone!"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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I honestly didn't know what to expect from this amp as there a very few reviews available online. I have owned amps by Blackstar HT5r, Jet City JCA 2212C and Peavey VTM's, Windsor, and a ValveKing before and this amp stacks up to and in some cases exceeds any of those I have tried. Randall has done the guitar player well with this little beast of beauty. 50 watts, 2 channels with separate sets of eq, gain and levels and global Master Reverb and global Master Volume controls. In 25 years of experience I can't tell you how important and useful a master volume is when buying amps 30 or 40 watts and above when you need lower volume but massive sound. It looks GREAT with a polished metal grill allowing the Celestian 70/80 to show. It's sleek and modern looking and is rather heavy but seems to be very well built. The foot switch is excellent with a metal enclosure, long cord, lit channel selector LEDS, reverb on/off and an effects loop bypass switch. The clean channel is excellent. You can go from warm and smooth to bright, jangly highs with it's tone controls and/or the flip of it' clean channel bright switch. Need I even mention it's dirty channel? Talk about range! Go from a slight bluesy breakup to modern, drenching overdrive, it's all there. The closed back cabinet provides a good bottom end with out sounding boxy or thumpy. The amp is quite large for a 112 but I believe in this case the end result is worth it.

Musical Background:

25 years performing and playing.

Musical Style:

All guitar related genres.
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