Looking for the "Amp of Versatility" within Metal!

[FELINEGUITARS]

I got totally into the whole Egnater?randall modular amp thing
Apologies to those already bored of seeing my Egnater obssession....

Here is the rig I have in the workshop - 10w of valve power amp on the left courtesy of MJW amps


Here is my upstairs rig- powered by a Marshall 50w per side power amp


and here is my ongoing mega rig of doom (power amp to be decided - might just use the Marshall)
It's 3 of the Randall preamp chassis via a mixer

[Mr. Air]

The modular stuff is great. I own an Egnater so I can't say anything about the Randall stuff, but forum member Hunter got a Randall RM22 not long ago. I think he's pretty pleased with it.

Check out the MTS forum at www.grailtone.com - there's often some used modular amps for sale under the classified section.

[Orpheus]

Although I haven't the firsthand experience with the module amps thay other members do, I CAN give a hearty +1 to the SLOclone. The community of skilled techs that put the project together really made it pretty dang simple all things considered. This is really an amp of such sublime beauty that will end up costing far less than far poorer examples. The clean is gorgeous, the shimmering, full overdrive needs to be heard to be believed. It's really worth it. 8)

[Stevepage]

I'm going to say JVM410. I had one and regret selling it because it done absolutely everything and the midi switching was amazing.

The only other amp I think that can compare to it and for around the same price would be the Randall that the other guys here have mentioned.