Rex_Rocker
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I had a Randall RVC that I had turned into a head (so I basically had an RD5H). It liked how it sounded when turned up relatively loud, but I got rid of it for a few reasons: First, the point where it sounded best was a bit too loud for bedroom practice, I thought. Second, I've got a friend I jam with with an RD1H which I always thought sounded less fizzy and overall slightly better. Third, I would've liked a 3-band EQ instead of a 3-position midscoop switch to really adjust the settings to the tone that inspires me. However, this last one is a weird one, because one thing that I also liked about the Randall is how straighforward and plug-and-play it was.
So I sold it, and now I'm looking for a new bedroom practice tube amp. I've narrowed it down to these two: Randall RD1H (like my friend's) or Bugera G5 Infinium.
I like the clips I've heard of the Bugera, but I haven't heard it in person. I also really like the option of running it at 5, 1, or 0.1 W, but I'm also concerned about the bad reputation Bugeras have for reliabilty.
I already know the RD1H sounds good in person, especially at lower bedroom-practice volumes, and mine and my friend's have been reliable so far, but I'm concerned the lack of a tweakable tonestack will leave me unsatisfied again.
So which one would you go for? I can get them for the same price.
Thanks.
So I sold it, and now I'm looking for a new bedroom practice tube amp. I've narrowed it down to these two: Randall RD1H (like my friend's) or Bugera G5 Infinium.
I like the clips I've heard of the Bugera, but I haven't heard it in person. I also really like the option of running it at 5, 1, or 0.1 W, but I'm also concerned about the bad reputation Bugeras have for reliabilty.
I already know the RD1H sounds good in person, especially at lower bedroom-practice volumes, and mine and my friend's have been reliable so far, but I'm concerned the lack of a tweakable tonestack will leave me unsatisfied again.
So which one would you go for? I can get them for the same price.
Thanks.
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