Randall RX120RH and RX412 Half Stack  

It's a half stack guitar amp.  Comes with a foot switch for stomping between the two channels, but I don't use it because the amp's gain sucks.  I use a Digitech modeling pedal, and use the Digitech's distortion that I dialed in and just play that with the amp itself on the clean chanel and it sounds BRUTAL!!!! Somebody who values the chest-thumping brutality of a deep, ballsy, evil-sounding palm muted low string chug built this amp, because that is what it does best. The clean chanel is actually very nice, when you are playing clean tones.  It's plenty loud for jamming with a full band.  Never need to crank it past 3!  Very punchy, ballsy speakers with excellent highs as well, so perfect for that mid-scooped metal distortion tone.  This is a metal amp!!!  I love mine so much I bought another cab so I can rock the full stack in stereo mode, and I'm about to buy another full stack and run twins, woo hoooo!!!!! And then I will be deaf.

Rock solid rig.  Go ahead and abuse it.... it likes it!

For this price, there is NOTHING out there more awesome!  If you are a beginner rocker or a gigging musician who needs a practice amp to leave at the practice shack, you can't go wrong with this thing.

The only thing that isn't awesome about this rig is the gain.  It is seriously weak, but like I said, it's a very inexpensive solid state amp.  Most people who use this type of amp use an effect pedal for their distortion sound anyway, so not a big issue.  I have a Peavey 6505 Plus with a Mesa 4x12 cab also, and honestly I like my Randall better for just all out metal ear assault.  I'm buying another one just because they are so affordable.  I am the lone guitarist in my band, so to create the illusion that there is another guitarist playing along with me, I will run "twin" full stacks- one on each side of the room, and one will have about a 20 millisecond delay in the signal so it's just barely offset from the other amp.  And I will dial in the little more treble on the left rig and a little bassier sound on the right rig, and blow everyone's eardrums out their eye sockets!!!!  PS, if you do something like this, just use a noise gate in your effect loop.  Buy one of these, or two!!!!

very simple to dial in.  love the seprate eq.    

quality is good built like a tank. little on the heavy side tho but not bad.  gets very loud.

I have a line 6 spider 3 150 that i paid alot more for and this thing kills it in volume and sound quality.

I have had this amp for a few monthes. it dialed in very quick. sound is amazing. i use an ibanez rg. with a bill lawrence xl500l and the sound i get is very punchey can feel every palm mute like a fist in your chest. i dont use any distortion pedals or anything. if u cut the mids and have  good pick ups it will shred. 

I have owned this for about 2 years now and it has held up very well so far, it's very durable and looks good. It is also very loud. It comes with a footswitch that switched channels and turns the reverb on and off, has a headphone out plug and an effects loop input and output (I have personally never used that though).

The quality is up there although I have had a few of the metal corner pieces bend or come off and I had to fix them but they are not hard to fix or even replace (and that's what they are there for anyway to protect the wood and hold it all together). For the price you definately can't go wrong with this amp, it is almost built as well as some amps I have seen for twice the price. My friend has the same amp and has used it for years to play gigs without a problem. The sound is very good but a little deep and the onboard distortion leaves a little to be desired. If you are one of those guys that likes it to have a bite to it you are gonna want a distortion pedal in front of this thing (if you like deep and trudgy sounding stuff like southern metal just like the other guy said it's perfect for that), however if you do that you will find it has an awesome sound and is perfect for almost any type of metal (every type I have thrown at it at least).

Like I said before for the money you can't go wrong. It has decent features, great and loud sound and it is pretty durable (for the past couple years it has held up very well). It's loud and has a good sound to it but it's a little muddy and there isn't enough gain for my taste. If you run a pedal in front of it though it its very versatile.

I have to say I give this a 10 it gives you alot of bang for your buck and when used with a distortion pedal it sounds awesome. It also is very versatile from what I have seen, and mine has held up well for the past couple years, not to mention my friend has this same amp and has gigged with it for years without problems.