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At A Glance

Controls
Master Volume, 3 x Volume, 3 x Gain, Bass, Middle, Treble, Presence, Boost
Wattage
100 Watts
Channels
3
FX/Gate/Reverb
Class A Discrete Instrument Level Loop
Tube Type
12AX7/6L6
Inputs
1 x Standard Guitar Input, FX Return, Footswitch
Outputs
3 x Speaker Jacks, XLR Speaker Emulator, FX Send
Additional Info
12AX7 and 6L6 Tubes
Footswitch
3 Channels + Boost (RF4CHB)
Dimensions
27.00 x 9.45 x 10.04 inches
Weight (lbs
44.09 lbs
Series
Divalo
Description

Randall positioned the RD100HE-ELA-U Divalo as a three-channel, all-tube guitar amplifier head rated at 100 watts. It occupied the higher-output tier of the Divalo line, designed to cover a wide range of driven tones across its three independently voiced channels, each with its own Volume and Gain controls.

The Divalo ran a 12AX7 preamp tube complement alongside 6L6 power tubes. Each of the three channels carried dedicated Volume and Gain controls, with a shared EQ section of Bass, Middle, Treble, and Presence, plus a Master Volume and a Boost function. A Class A discrete instrument-level effects loop handled signal routing for external processing, with separate FX Send and FX Return connections. Output connectivity extended to three speaker jacks and an XLR speaker emulator output for direct recording or front-of-house use. Channel switching and Boost were handled via the RF4CHB footswitch, which Randall included as the companion controller for this head. The unit measured 27.00 x 9.45 x 10.04 inches and weighed 44.09 lbs.

Owners requiring speaker cabinet matching, tube replacement guidance, or bias adjustment should consult a qualified amplifier technician familiar with high-voltage valve equipment.

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