Randall RH 150 G3 Plus

Transistor amp but with a 12AT7 phase shift lamp, conection very simple, with a 100W and 150W speaker with two simple and very effective settings either in the clear or metal

UTILIZATION

Very simple config manual n is not essential, and the sound is achieved very easily the goal having a good intrument and good cables

SOUNDS

For fans of the metal c is ideal because it has a large reserve of gain and can easily have a sound like Children of Bodom or arch enemy and I would even go to say that you can have a fairly bold type sound British Marshall playing the guitar volume, I play ESP LTD guitars with passive and active pickups and frankly it sends heavy, clear sound with plenty of slamming dynamics unlike what I've read up at present, the its saturated's great also very dynamic and I personally do not exceed 7 to 2 and 6 to gain gain 1
the small button (voicing) next to the tuning medium can switch between the British type has its U.S. type and sweep button to adjust the frequency of mediums, it is obvious that it takes a very good speaker and 4x12 especially a sound jack to connect the two j then used as an instrument cable Monster Cable so good with a good guitar cable and a good speaker can make the best of this amp (when you know how to play the guitar of course)

OVERALL OPINION

I used the last 3 months and I am very happy I own a Marshall all-tube amp and actually there is a little less heat on the Randall but the result is stunning especially in the metal genre
What I like most is its c Trash and modern kind of Arch Enemy
Its clear that extra boost that is used to add the presence and volume and equalization is very effective
The value for money is excellent

- Hybrid technology
- Transistor and lamp 12AT7
- 150 W into 4 ohms and 100 watts into 8 ohms
- 2 channels: clean (with optional boost) and overdrive with 2 separate gains (vintage high gain and high gain moden)
- Reverb on each channel
- Effect loop
- 4-way footswitch (channel, clean boost, gain and reverb)

UTILIZATION

- operating an amp but it does not exist then it is really easy anyway ...
- Simple setup although beginners will have a little trouble with the sweep and the volume pot of voicing switch, will fumble a bit to find his sound if the EQ is rather sensitive. (The tone circuit of V2)
- We get very easily a very big sound, the distortion is just huge! Ideal for metal
- The clean is also excellent for a hybrid


SOUNDS

Playing mostly metal, I must say that this amp suits me perfectly as the distortion is huge again, it sends, it's full of bass, treble and midrange finely distilled that they may dig or not depending on his mood, happiness, even at high volumes the sound remains clean and well defined.
With the sweep (which replaces the outline of the previous model) it will delight with a grain of British American has a finer grain.
Anyway, one thing to remember, winning is Dante!
In terms of clean is also very very good on a range of amp like this G3 RH 150 more, for my part I add a bit of chorus and delay through my zoom G7 and it's beautiful, soft EMG 60 and an edge over 81.
I play ESP Eclipse, coupled to the head Ohlalala ........ that's good!

To summarize, I'm a fan of the sounds of the beast, especially in rhythm but it's also very very good solo, and this on both channels.

OVERALL OPINION

This is only two months that I have and I'm delighted! It sounds, it's sturdy, cheap (489 euro), and it perfectly complements my head Marshall lacked potatoes in full.

Who can not afford to have the beasts of war as Mesa, Diezel and others, I would recommend this head to those who love big, the very big sound and do not want to ruin.
A second master was the icing on the cake ... but we get by without ...

In this price range, I do it again this choice without hesitation, it can really deliver Randall.