Have any of you guys played it or heard it?
If you have what are your comments.
I have only heard the youtube demo's.
It is suppose to have a marshall type tone!
Randall NBK 100
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Re: Randall NBK 100
I stood in front of Nuno at an Extreme concert in July 2008 and this amp sounded killer, but he sounds great through anything anyway. It is very much like a Marshall pushed with a Tube Screamer IMO. Real articulate with nice low end that didn't have any mush. It's a fine sounding amp.
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Re: Randall NBK 100
I'd like to hear it.
It's blasphemy probably to say it here, but I want an old 80's Randall RG 100 ES. My Broe just got one. Sounds (kinda) like a pedal pushed hot rodded JCM800 in a way. You can get some KILLER metal sonds with those old school Randalls
I tried a Randall Collosus. I think it was those Paul Stanley (he'll put his name on anything lol) "signature" amps from the late 90's / early 200's. It was pretty cool for a SS amp.
It's blasphemy probably to say it here, but I want an old 80's Randall RG 100 ES. My Broe just got one. Sounds (kinda) like a pedal pushed hot rodded JCM800 in a way. You can get some KILLER metal sonds with those old school Randalls
I tried a Randall Collosus. I think it was those Paul Stanley (he'll put his name on anything lol) "signature" amps from the late 90's / early 200's. It was pretty cool for a SS amp.
My Marshalls aint feedin' back....They're Laughin' at your Line-6
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Re: Randall NBK 100
If someone is interested in Randall RG100ES here's the modded preamp:
http://a.imageshack.us/img843/7452/ultimaterandall.png
it has voicing control, exact the same as Century C170II/2000,plus it has added gain stage to compensate volume drop caused by diode clippers.
It has a voltage converter, for operating from 9V battery, but it can be replaced with 24VDC supply, if someone don't like gain voicing control just add a jumper instead C13.
http://a.imageshack.us/img843/7452/ultimaterandall.png
it has voicing control, exact the same as Century C170II/2000,plus it has added gain stage to compensate volume drop caused by diode clippers.
It has a voltage converter, for operating from 9V battery, but it can be replaced with 24VDC supply, if someone don't like gain voicing control just add a jumper instead C13.