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At A Glance

Wattage / Power
88 watts
Channels
3 Gain channels
Speaker
n/a
Impedance
16, 8, 4O Minimum
FX/Gate/Reverb
Switchable FUZZ circuit
Footswitch
2 button Gain/Fuzz Included
Dimensions
515 x 235 x 255 mm
Weight (kg
15.70
Type
Tube Guitar Amplifier Head
Description

Randall produced the EOD88-U as a tube guitar amplifier head, positioning it within their amplifier line as an 88-watt, three-channel unit built for high-gain applications. The head format made it a standalone unit requiring a separate speaker cabinet.

The EOD88-U was built around a tube-driven circuit offering three dedicated gain channels, giving the player distinct voiced stages rather than a single channel with a boost. A switchable FUZZ circuit added a further gain texture selectable independently of the main channel configuration. Output impedance was selectable across 16, 8, and 4 ohm minimum settings, accommodating a range of speaker cabinet loads. A two-button footswitch for Gain and Fuzz selection was included with the unit. The chassis measures 515 × 235 × 255 mm and the unit weighed 15.70 kg.

Owners sourcing replacement tubes, footswitch cables, or compatible speaker cabinets should verify impedance matching against the cabinet's rated ohm load. For internal servicing, bias adjustment, or tube replacement, a qualified amplifier technician is the appropriate resource.

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