Lots of tonal possibilities demonstrated there. Both of you got a solid gig-worthy tone dialed in, with little apparent effort. Sweet! Doubtless, the Tone Arranger could have tweaked it even greasier, but hey... If I was looking for a large toob unit for stage and studio, that critter would be at the top of my list...
Greasy if it’s actually the same circuit. I’ve got an rg80es which is supposed to be the same circuit as the rg100es just a lower wattage, those are pretty greasy amps.
Lots of tonal possibilities demonstrated there. Both of you got a solid gig-worthy tone dialed in, with little apparent effort. Sweet!
Doubtless, the Tone Arranger could have tweaked it even greasier, but hey...
If I was looking for a large toob unit for stage and studio, that critter would be at the top of my list...
The tone arranger might have brought in a little something to spice it up 😉
Thought there would be 2 guitars 🎸 being played through the amp at the same time
I feel like I tried this once as a kid with an amp with a high and low input and the results were it really didn’t work well 😂
I think the Dime amplification head does it all better.
Who even makes those? I’ve always assumed they’re some sort of made in china cash grab type product and always overlooked them.
@BlackBridgeSound dean guitars actually made them. It uses the same circuit as the randall rg 100
Greasy if it’s actually the same circuit. I’ve got an rg80es which is supposed to be the same circuit as the rg100es just a lower wattage, those are pretty greasy amps.
What is the cost for the Krankinstien?
Hard to say, I’ve only ever seen this one come up for sale
Great review! Great discussion! That thing sounds like shit!