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Well since you have the Generation 2 RH200, overheating isn't as big of an issue as it is in the Gen. 1 series RH200's like mine. If you do get a second cab, and the amp is repaired, try speading the speakers apart from one another. It really intensifies the chorus effect.

hello adam. the volume would be evenly distributed with 100w on each side, i believe. otherwise the amp would require two separate power amps. two cabs will make the sound project further, however. I own one of the Generation 1 RH200's that has the silver control plate and spring reverb. it...

thats good stuff right there. :lol:

don't worry about it. the stuff you guys have on myspace sounds plenty sick! :twisted: I just have the Cyclone because it was cheap, and in good shape. And my Gen. 1 RH200 just wasn't cutting it anymore.

i love mine. the EQ is very touchy though, and the slightest movement of the sliders can cause a huge sound difference. it took me about a week, but i figured it out eventually.

hmmm. i must say that is well put. i personally hated Dragonforce when they came out, and still do, but i believe the members of the band have a large amount of talent, and could make very good music if they would back away from the 4-bit sound influence :lol: .

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the effects. The digital reverb on the Cyclone is pretty bad too, though.

Greetings Randall fiends! I recently picked up a barely used Cyclone for $400 at a local music shop, and I must say, it pretty much makes most other amps I have tried run and hide in a corner. Volume, chunk, weight :lol: , and everything in between. I have tried a Warhead in the past, and I...