NAD : Randall V2

[LeftyCatton]

So I've had this amp for a few months now and just love it! Awesome tight tones! Really overlooked amp in my opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWtgwd1E ... ata_player

This is a quick run through of my Randall V2 head and XL 4x12 with the T100 speakers. Guitar is a Gordon smith graduate 60 with a bare knuckles miracle man in the bridge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5pS7jx5 ... ata_player

This is just a few riff ideas I wanted to get down.

See what you think!

 

[shane159]

How are you liking it so far?? I am not really playing much metal these days, but those amps have always made me curious.

 

[LeftyCatton]

I love it! The graphic eq gives you a huge tonal range to play with. I think what I like the most is how defined the power section is being a 400w MOSFET amp. The valve preamp gives it all just enough warmth and dynamics. I've never played a VHT/Fryette but the Randall certainly has the dry and defined tone people always associate with those amps.

 

[jcmlespaul]

Happy new amp day

 

[LeftyCatton]

I'm a couple of months late but cheers pal!

 

[Mailman1971]

I was always interested in these when they 1st came out. Hybrid amps right?
Clips sounded good man!

 

[benduncan]

wtf? ive literally never heard of this thing. whats wrong with me? actually seems pretty cool though

 

[mightywarlock]

I used to have the V2 Archetype.
Absolutely huge crushing amp.
Worked best for low tunings.

 

[LeftyCatton]

A load of people have never heard of them. Possibly because they are hybrid amps? They use 3 12ax7's and a 12at7 to warm the Poweramp up, which is a big ol' 400w MOSFET amp! I down tune to D standard at the lowest and just love how clear the dirty tones are! On a side note it sounds great at bedroom levels!