Bass and Guitar Amplifiers
Randall Amplifier Company was founded in 1970 by Don Randall, an enthusiast of audio and radio amplifiers. Before creating his own company, Randall worked for Fender, being responsible for sales and distribution, and he was the one who named the Broadcaster guitars (later becoming Telecaster) and Stratocaster. In 1990, Randall was purchased by U.S. Music Corporation. Its products have been used over time by artists such as Chuck Schuldiner, Dimebag Darrell, Metallica, King's X, Nirvana, and Anthrax. Recently, Randall collaborated with designer Bruce Egnater from Egnater Amplification to create the MTS guitar amplifier series.
