Randall RG80-PH boosted with JHS Notaklon

Just some random riffs on the Notaklon boosted RG80-PH using my Cort G300 Pro with Seymour Duncan JB in the bridge. IR is a Choptones G12-80 with a SM57 on the cap edge off axis in the left and cap edge on axis in the right.

[@SilentJayBird]

This sounds great. I went to 'like' it & discovered I already had. Heck yeah.

[@low_e_music]

@@SilentJayBird Haha, thanks man!

[@Eric_S]

For this level of distortion, I like this Randall over the DSL and Amelia.

[@low_e_music]

@@Eric_S Yeah, these old Randalls are hard to beat. I wish they would reissue them with the original RG circuit but maybe with more power (2-300 watts).

[@mikerauter1859]

Randall's must be the most underrated amps ever

[@low_e_music]

Indeed, they are phenomenal amps. So simple and so adaptable to many different musical scenarios.

[@FlankinspanK]

this sounds great!!

[@low_e_music]

Thanks!

[@zyxwfish]

Sounds killer 💪

[@low_e_music]

Thanks man!

[@totalbullion5882]

Another sick one bro! What are you using to run your IR's ?

[@low_e_music]

Thanks! I am just using Torpedo Wall of Sound for the IR loader. It's easy to use and sounds great to me. There's a little reverb from Wall of Sound on this too.

[@GiacomoRavioli]

Bexuase of these vdeo, they amps est harder to buy. Prices rocket to sky.

[@low_e_music]

Just trying to show how awesome they are. Also, original 80s RG amps have been selling for ridiculous prices for years now, at least the heads have anyway. The RG80-112SC combos can still be found in the $2-300 range fairly easily and they are the same as the RG100ES heads, just 20 watts less. Hell, I got my RG80-112SC from GC for less than the price of the speaker that came in it (Rola Celestion G12-80) and that was only like 2 years ago.