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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
Description

Randall produced the RD100HE-U Divalo as a three-channel, 100-watt tube amplifier head within its Divalo series. It was designed to serve guitarists requiring distinct channel voicings across a single unit, with each of the three channels carrying independent Volume and Gain controls alongside a shared EQ and presence section.

The Divalo ran on a 12AX7 and 6L6 tube complement. Its control layout comprised Master Volume, three individual Volume controls, three individual Gain controls, Bass, Middle, Treble, Presence, and a Boost function. The rear panel provided three speaker output jacks, an XLR speaker emulator output, and a Class A discrete instrument-level effects loop with dedicated Send and Return jacks. A standard guitar input and a footswitch jack completed the input complement. Channel switching and Boost activation were handled via the RF4CHB four-button footswitch. The unit measured 27.00 × 9.45 × 10.04 inches and weighed 44.09 lbs.

Owners sourcing replacement tubes, speaker cables, or footswitch accessories should verify compatibility against those specifications; a qualified amplifier technician is best placed to assist with biasing, servicing, or any internal work.

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