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You will find the most versatility from the 667. The Kirk Hammett (Metallica) Signature Series 3 channel amp was modeled after the 667 which has 6 channels. If you really want to hear how versatile this amp is, go to Randall's site here and listen to just that. This is the deciding reason why I chose the 667 over the Ultimate Nullifier which while sounding awesome for a metal guitar amp, it's got a clean and dirty and that's it. The 667 has six channels and really has a great spectrum of tones. There is also a BIAS adjust on the back if you have a simple voltage meter so that you can put in just about any Tube and set the bias so it's at it's perfect level output. The amp also has a midi in and out for those who want midi controlability, two master channel volumes along with boost, FX loops (2) and other functions you can read about on Randall's website. I bought mine from Bulter Music on Ebay and received a great deal. Here is the link to the demo of this amp. You can also find it on Randall's website. However, the 6 channel 667 is pretty much the flagship amp they make. There are others that are fine tuned to a particular musician's idea of what they want in tone but my suggestion is this amp as it let's you sound like multiple artists instead of just one. Amp looks nice, lot's of ventilation, easy handles to lift it on top, about the same size as a Marshal or Mesaboogie full size head and cabinet but not as thick as a marshall cabinet. See vid here. Type in youtube's address then add this link after the .com /watch?v=6JLe3MnPiSQRead full review
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