FS/T: Randall T2 300w hybrid guitar amp head £395

zepromz

This is a PROPER Randall, not the bargain basement "RH Series" garbage.

Randall T2 guitar amp head, near mint condition, complete with the original footswitch! It breaks my heart to sell this, but I have pretty much permanently switched to bass these days and it is sitting unused. This is hands down THE most incredible Metal guitar head I have ever used (and I have been through Peaveys, Mesas, Laneys, Rockerverbs and rack systems over the years). Its strength lies in the all-valve pre-amp, driving a meaty 300 watt solid state power section. The overdrive channel is bonkers, throw an EMG-equipped guitar into it and you will not need any other boost, the straight-through tone is right on the nail for Thrash and Hardcore. It has a very useful effects loop (switchable between series and parallel, with individual send and return level controls!!!) on the back so you can route everything through the footswitch and turn (say) a Delay pedal on and off remotely if you are just after 3 sounds in your set (OD + effects + either with boost) so you don't have to mess about with a bulky pedalboard in front of you, all you need is the Randall remote!

It produces 300 watts max output power into a 4 ohm cab, and 200w into 8 ohms. It'll work with a 16 ohm cab at a push, but don't expect miracles. I never needed to max this out even at 8 ohms, it is eyewateringly loud paired with a decent cab (I was using it with a Zilla)

Comes as shown, with footswitch and connecting cable.

CASH ON COLLECTION ONLY FROM WEST LONDON.

Can meet on M1/M3/M4/M40 within reason for petrol money. No couriers under any circumstances.

Asking 395.00. Might consider trade for decent electric guitar (Fender, Gibson etc, nothing spikey or Floyds...)

Stevepage

I had one of these when they first came out. Absolute monster of an amp. Very underated.

Just provide a little info, these actually rated up to 500 Watts at 2 Ohms. Mental amount of power.

zepromz

Yeah, the chances of actually finding a 2 ohm load are slim, but technically yes, it'll handle it. Trust me, 300 watts into a pair of 8R cabs is already bonkers enough