NAMM 2015: Bigger isn't always better, and in keeping with that line, Randall is introducing the Thrasher 50-watt head at Winter NAMM.
From press release: This head offers the same crushing sound, uniquely designed hi-definition transformers and killer performance as the original Thrasher 120 head but in a smaller, lighter compact form factor. Don't let the size fool you… this head will keep up with its big brother!
Specs for the Thrasher50: 2 Channel - 4 mode 50 Watt All tube (12AX7/6L6) head with High & Low Frequency Gain controls, Full EQ on Channel 1, tone control for clean channel, Dual Channel Tube boost, Presence/Depth power amp voicing, Class A Discrete instrument level Loop, Heavy duty metal front/rear grills, corners, edging, tons of gain & aggression. 2 Button LED footswitch included.
For more information, visit Randall Amplifiers.
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