Randall Adding Direct Outs to Cabinets

November 05, 2003

(Click for a close-up)

Designed by Randall and amp guru Bruce Egnater, the new "Mic Eliminator" will be featured in all XL/XLT and Custom MTS cabinets beginning January 2004. You will then be able to simply connect a single (mono) or dual (stereo) XLR cable(s) directly to the mixing console from the rear of your cabinet.

Randall has designed their circuitry to closely match the frequency curve of a mic'd version of the cabinet. Rather than a generic cabinet simulator, you will get something engineered specifically to sound like that particular cabinet.

Three different voicing options - "Dark", "Normal", and "Bright" - are offered, based on the characteristics of different microphones used by Randall in their testing, providing some additional tonal options.

R412 "Mic Eliminator" Jack plate Features and Specifications:

4/16 ohm mono inputs
8 ohm stereo L/R inputs
Stereo/mono slide switch
Single mono or Dual Stereo Left/Right XLR filtered direct outputs
Dual voicing options. Bright, Normal, and Dark.
Ground lift switch, to eliminate potential ground loops.

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.randallamplifiers.com/.

Recent Randall headlines

Randall Amplifiers Announces Kirk Hammett Signature Practice Amplifier (2008-06-05)
Randall Amplifiers Announces New Addition of Custom Kirk Hammett Amp (2008-04-29)
Randall Amplifiers Announces Kirk Hammett Limited Edition Half Stack (2008-03-11)
Randall Amplifiers Introduces Kirk Hammett Signature Series (2008-01-17)
Randall Amplifiers Announces Availability of George Lynch MTS Signature Series Preamp Modules (2007-08-29)
Randall Intros V2 and T2 Guitar Amps (2005-11-13)
Win an Amp with Your Own Signature Preamp (2005-09-27)
NAMM Preview: Dan Donegan Preamp Module (2005-07-20)
George Lynch Teams with Randall for New Gear (2005-06-06)
NAMM Preview: Randall's Flagship MTS Combo (2005-01-14)

More Randall Headlines

Similar Products at Musician's Friend