Randall Amplifiers RGOD - Manual (Page 2)

Congratulations on the purchase of your new RANDALL RGOD Pedal! We at Randall Amplification appreciate that you chose our brand of guitar instrument amplifiers and wish
you years of great tone and enjoyable playing time with your new machine. Please review the safety instructions and be aware that the documentation provided in this manual.
1/4”
instrument
input:
Plug your
guitar in
here!!!
1/4” line output:
No Speaker
Emulation
• Connects to
guitar amplifier
input
• Connects to
amplifier effects
loop return
• Connects to
power amp input
• Connects to next
pedal in effects
chain.
• Connect to
recording
interface
• Connect to a
power amp and
Speaker
modeling
product such as
the “Two Notes
C.A.B.”
Connect included
PPS1 external
power supply unit
here. Positive or
negative center
power supplies
will work with a
minimum of
9volts.
Note that power
supply is auto
ranging for global
use but pins vary
for each
international
region.
Bypass switch Switches between true
bypassed raw instrument signal to signal
fed through electronics of this unit
Channel 1 Gain1:
This is the classic Randall
FET overdrive channel-
use gain knob to set
amount of distortion and
set volume to match other
channels.
Channel 2 Gain 2:
Same set up as
Channel 2 but with
much more
available gain.
Equalizer Section: !
BASS - this knob will boost (+) or cut (-) Low Frequencies.
MIDDLE - this knob will boost (+) or cut (-) Midrange Frequencies.
TREBLE - this knob will boost (+) or cut (-) High Frequencies.
PRESENCE - this knob will boost (+) or cut (-) Highest Frequencies.
Gain 1 Volume:
This knob controls
the overall signal
feeding all of the
output when Gain 1
is selected
Channel Switch:
Toggles between
Gain 1 & Gain 2
T.S.S. Switch: shifts the focal point
of the midrange eq effecting the
entire equalization curve
Bass Boost button- boost low end
“fattening” sound
(use caution engaging this at high
Mid Boost:
Removes midrange when depressed-
creates smiley face eq curve :)
Gain 2 Volume:
This knob controls
the overall signal
feeding all of the
output when Gain 1
is selected