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November 9, 2005 – Chicago, IL - A new era of amplification begins as Randall Amplifiers takes a different approach to power by developing a completely new proprietary power circuit called Valve-Dynamic™, which they feel finally breaks the barriers between tube and FET. Incorporating this highly-unique tube driven MOSFET power circuit into several of their amps not only captures a power tube’s true reactive qualities including the feel, warmth, and musical character, but now combine that with the durability and lifespan of a 400 watt MOSFET power amp. The new Valve-Dynamic™ power circuit is the lifeblood powering the revolutionary new V2 and T2 guitar amplifiers. Since the early 1970s, Randall has aimed to provide quality built, reliable amplifiers with distinct tone and plenty of power amp headroom. Over the years, Randall has made its mark enabling players to achieve tremendous distortion and sustain, as well as designing several proprietary circuits like the early Constant Current power circuits, and the more recent MTS Series. “The V2 and T2 will offer a tremendous benefit to guitar players, by bringing a new tone to the market, as well as providing a real option to actually wave goodbye to power tube failures, high maintenance costs, and the inevitable night to night tone inconsistencies. I mean, let’s face it, most quality built tube amps sound fantastic in a perfect environment like a controlled recording studio, or a well maintained rehearsal spot. But, to gig regularly with a temperamental tube amp, as many of you know, can become quite a frustrating challenge. I think that’s really the main reason why any of us are still pumping R & D into this area, which is to once and for all develop a realistic power tube alternative. We feel that Valve-Dynamic™ power not only provides much more responsive tube like qualities compared to a traditional solid-state preamp, but it is down right scary to pair it with the full tube preamps found in the V2 and T2”, explains Doug Reynolds, Randall Amplifiers Division Manager. The chance to demo and judge for your self will be late December as the V2 and T2 begin to arrive in stores. For the more budget conscious, Randall will also be releasing an entirely new G3 Series line at January NAMM, which also incorporates the new Valve-Dynamic™ power section. For more info on the new V2 and T2 with Valve-Dynamic™ power, see below. V2: A MODERN DAY DR. JEKYLL The revolutionary new Tube driven Mosfet power section called Valve-Dynamic™ powers the V2 with so much reaction and feel that you would swear it was full set of power tubes driving the amp. This 12AT7 driven power circuit not only has the feel, but also an accurate frequency response found only in a full tube power section. V2 Overview Specs and Features
T2: WHO IS JEKYLL WITHOUT MR. HYDE? A revolutionary power circuit called Valve-Dynamic™ is the engine that drives this new high powered head. This new developed Tube driven Mosfet power section is driven by a 12AT7 for natural tube feel and compression. However, the key to this power circuit is the accuracy in frequency response of a full 100 watt tube power amp, which results in unbelievable dynamic all tube tone, feel, and response. T2 Overview Specs and Features
Randall Amplifiers is owned by US Music Corp., located just north of Chicago. US Music Corp. is a uniquely positioned, fully integrated musical instrument company that manufactures and markets instruments, accessories and audio equipment for professionals, aspiring professionals, collectors, hobbyists and beginner musicians. Also owned by US Music Corp are Eden Electronics, Washburn Guitars, Parker Guitars, SoundTech Professional Audio, Oscar Schmidt, Lyon Musical Instruments and Vinci Strings. |
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