Randall RD5H Single Channel 5 Watt Guitar Head (RD5H-U)

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Randall RD5H Single Channel 5 Watt Guitar Head (RD5H-U) The Randall RD5H is a compact, single-channel, 5-watt all-tube guitar amplifier head featuring a 12AX7 preamp tube and 6V6 power tube. Designed for players who want tube amplifier tone in a lower-wattage setup, the RD5H provides straightforward controls and flexible connectivity for practice, recording, and smaller playing environments. The amplifier features Gain, Tone, and Master Volume controls, along with a 3-way ToneStackShift switch for adjusting the midrange contour. This allows players to shape their sound from traditional tube tones to more aggressive, mid-focused or scooped settings. A Class A discrete instrument-level effects loop provides connectivity for external effects pedals. The RD5H also includes a speaker-emulated XLR direct output with a built-in dummy load for silent operation, making it useful for direct recording without a connected speaker cabinet. A ground lift helps reduce unwanted noise when connecting to external audio equipment. Key Features 5-watt all-tube guitar amplifier head Single-channel design 12AX7 preamp tube 6V6 power tube Gain, Tone, and Master Volume controls 3-way ToneStackShift for midrange contour adjustment Class A discrete instrument-level effects loop Speaker-emulated XLR direct output Built-in dummy load for silent operation Ground lift for direct output Compact low-wattage amplifier head Specifications General Product Detail: Randall RD5H 5W All-Tube Guitar Amplifier Head (RD5H-U) Brand: Randall Model: RD5H Manufacturer Part Number: RD5H-U Amplifier Type: All-Tube Guitar Head Number of Channels: 1 SKU: RD5H-U Electronics Preamp Tube: 12AX7 Controls: & Tone Shaping Effects Loop: Class A Discrete, Instrument Level Direct Output: Speaker-Emulated XLR Silent Operation: Built-In Dummy Load Ground Lift: Yes Power & Performance Output Power: 5 Watts Power Tube: 6V6 Gain Control: Yes Tone Control: Yes Master Volume: Yes ToneStackShift: