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Scott Ian of Anthrax

For the last 8 years the sound of Scott Ian

and Anthrax has been Randall.

Scott uses the Randall V2.

The Facelessr Guitarist Mike Keene

Dimmu Borger Guitarist Galder

Fear Factory Guitarist Christian Olde Wolbers

Christian relies on a Signature Series

Randall V2 Archetype Amplifier for his signature tone.

Metallica Lead Guitarist Kirk Hammett

Kirk continues to bring not only a dazzling array of

lead guitar parts to Metallica's music

but also some savage rifferey.

Guitarist George Lynch

With a career that spans nearly 30 years,

George is one of a long line of guitarists to come

from the California hard rock world.

Linkin Park Guitarist Brad Delson

Delson relies on several Randall MTS Modules

for his signature tones.

Sevendust Lead Guitarist John Connolly

Kirk Hammett's Randall Mystery Rig

Rumors have been circulating in the professional community
and online about the new amp. >>

Randall Artists Nightrage Begin North American Tour, October 2011

Catch Randall artist Marios Iliopoulos and Nightrage on tour starting starting this month. Schedule here.>>

Randall Artist Glen Drover to appear in Worldwide Webcast of "Live at Metalworks"

Dave Martone and Glen Drover will be presented in a Webcast from Metalworks Studios' newly completed North Auditorium.Sunday, September 25 at 3PM EDT.>>

Squid Music Demos the RM22 with The Judge Module

Squid Music records some tracks using the Randall RM22 with George Lynch's Judge module. Watch on the Product Demos tab of Randall TV. >>

Randall Makes a Big Showing at World's Largest Metal Festival

As sponsors of W:O:A Metal Battle contest, Randall was all over stages at The Wacken Open Air Festival in Germany. The world finals took place at Wacken August 4-6, 2011.>>

The Tone King Reviews the Randall RD50 Diavlo Amp.

Watch The Tone King put the Randall RD50 Diavlo through it's paces. Watch on The Tone King tab of Randall TV. >>

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