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I agree about the Cornford. Pretty unique tone, but I still think the SL+ will get you 90% of the way there.

Hey Ratkent - care to elaborate on the various characteristics of the power amps you've owned? I'd really like to know your thoughts, and why you kept the VHT over the others. jmgman - thanks for tip on using the 6550 and EL34. I guess, the nicest thing about the RT2/50 is the fact that you...

Hey Guys: Thanks for the responses. I have to say that I'm leaning towards the VHT as I'm thinking, if I decide to move on from my rack set up later on to a simpler head configuration (and I have gone back and forth before), the resale value of the VHT might be superior. That said, I've only...

Thanks JKD. Not as much as I thought, considering that I read somewhere that the RM100 weighed 68 lbs. That's waaaaaay too much for the local gigs I do.

Was wondering if anybody had experience with both poweramps. Since both have similiar power, size and weight - I just wanted to know if there was a compelling reason to go with one or the other for my rig. I know that you can switch via midi between 6L6 / EL34 on the Randall which is cool, but...

I most recently saw him using his sig Tele, straight into the Cornford combo which I mentioned before, sounded in the realm of the SL+, but the guitar sounds on the 40 Deuces, if I remember correctly, sounded quite a bit heavier, less organic - off the top of my head, I'm thinking the Lynch...

Cool rig. I would like to hear an M50 with KT88s. By the way, does anybody know the weight of the RM50 head? The RM100 weight is also way too much for me, as somebody else mentioned.

I have to agree on the 1086 - sounds great stock. I also like the Grail and Super V stock.

Hearing Richie play recently, through a little Cornford combo, I would say the SL+ comes closest of the modules I've heard. But it wouldn't hurt to have his fingers as well - he really digs in.

You don't need any mods in there, but I noticed that it sounds different, when you plug the RM4 into the poweramp return of the heads. I plugged my RM4 into the return of a Lynch Box head to try out some Lynch modules and to compare them with my modules in the RM4 and found that the same...