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The Randall RG1003H is a 3-channel, 100-watt high-gain FET solid-state guitar amplifier head with spring reverb, a serial effects loop, 1/8 inch stereo media input, headphone output, and a speaker-emulated XLR direct out with ground lift. A footswitch is included.

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What Are the Key Specs of the Randall RG1003H?

What Connections Does the RG1003H Have?

Key Features

• Classic RG FET gain: tight solid-state attack with three channels of range
• Spring reverb: onboard, with a dedicated control
• Aux input and headphone out: practice along to tracks in silence
• Emulated XLR out: record or run direct without a mic
• Footswitch included: RF1003 channel switcher in the box

Who Is the RG1003H For?

The RG1003H suits players who want dependable high-gain channel switching for rehearsals and gigs with zero tube maintenance. Step up to the RG1503H for more power or the RG3003H for the full 300-watt experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the RG1003H have reverb?
Yes, built-in spring reverb with its own control.

Can I plug in a phone or media player?
Yes, through the 1/8 inch stereo aux input, and you can practice on headphones.

What footswitch is included?
The RF1003, which toggles channels 1/2 and channel 3.

What speaker load does it need?
4 ohms minimum across its two speaker jacks.

Is this item in stock?
This is a backorder item. It ships as new stock arrives. Order now and our team will personally confirm your expected ship date within 2 business days, and you can cancel for a full refund any time before it ships.

Is Victory Musical Instruments an authorized Randall dealer?
Yes. Every Randall product we sell is brand new, sourced through authorized U.S. distribution, and carries the full manufacturer warranty.

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