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STORE
PHOTOS '04 (first year)

Looks like EVH's
guitar tech left
this one in the
dryer too long...

Randall Clinic Pictures

2006 Store Pics

One Part of the Guitar Wall.
Instead of sticking with the standard hanging
design of a boring music store with guitars
hanging side by side, getting tired after a
while, we decided to spruce it up a bit. We
made it more museum-like and started
framing stationary items like the amp stacks
and picture frames. This made the wall look
awesome and made the guitars come alive.
You really have to choose the right guitars to
make the wall look symmetrical though.
It's Definately not boring.
By the way things change in here ALL the
time, I might get tired of this format
tomorrow...

Another view from the right side, lately,
things sell so fast lately, it's hard to get the
wall actually filled. People used to say to
me, "You're doing things backwards, the
idea is to empty the wall, not fill it up." That
was my landlord who said that, Now it's
harder to fill the wall up and not leave any
gaps than it is to empty it.
Some people say I spend too much time on
presentation and that it doesn't matter. I say
if something doesn't look nice to the eye, it's
not going to make you buy it. If something
jumps out at you, there's got to be a reason
for it and it's usually because something
attracted you to it.

Further down the back, The Dean wall kicks
in and next to that the Bass wall which goes
down another 20 feet or so...
The Dean wall is pretty much a mix of
Imported Korean '79 series and such and
towards the top it's all USA Dean's from
Collector's Edition Hardtails to Custom Shop
V's and Explorers...If you see something on
Dean's web site and you want it, call me,
and you'll get it. I'll give you the best price I
can and you won't be disappointed. They are
great guitars
and the guys that assemble them at Dean
adjust them to absolutely NO BUZZ
at all...

A Close Up view of the Dean Wall in All it's
Glory. These Guitars Pretty Much are very
surprising to see how Dean Hardtails Smoke
guitars out there by someone very
popular...no names mentioned. From
Custom Shop options to exotic woods, these
guitars can measure up to the best of em....

This part of the ESP Wall. Many Guitars has
been flying from here in the past two weeks.
Most of the Namm Items are in except for 4
or 5 really hot ones like, the MH1000 in
STBC, The F400 in STBC, The new M1000
and the ESP Standard Viper in Camo and
Black. The Standard Viper in Black is so hot
it's hard to keep in stock, I have quite a few
coming so if you really have to have one,
Please call me and get on the list otherwise,
it could be a while...

The Front wall as you walk in, Washburn
electrics, some Line 6 Variax instruments,
some lower end ESP and dean and a few
Carlino Electrics round it out...And of course
a full stack of RANDALL MTS Tube Module
RM100B amplifier @ 100 screaming tubular
watts. It's like having 13 amplifiers in 1.
Replaceable modules from Fender sounds to
Marshall, Mesa and Soldano to
Bogner and Lynch

An angled view of part of the acoustic wall.
We carry Washburn , Dean, Oscar Schmidt
and Blueridge Acoustic Guitars. The guitars
are kept in a humidity controlled store with a
constant humidity level of 43% which makes
any guitar happy. Blueridge is new for us and
these guitars pretty much steal the show.
Solid woods, bone nuts and bridge saddles,
intricate abalone inlays and painstakingly
accurate herringbone purfling on some
models makes these guitars worth more than
anything out there today. Come down and try
one out, before this summer's mandatory
price increase hits all models...

Above, the BR40,mahogany, solid spruce
top; BR63, laminated Indian Rosewood back
and sides, solid spruce top; BR70, laminated
Brazillian Rosewood back and sides, solid
spruce top and abalone everywhere; BR73
"000" version with laminated Brazillian
Rosewood back and sides, solid spruce top
and abalone everywhere; BR160, solid East
Indian Rosewood Back and Sides, abalone
round the body. The higher end items

No it's not Fonzie or Elvis...
It's the Custom Leather Dean Hardtail Jacket
you get FREE when you purchase a Dean
Collector's Edition Hardtail Guitar. Only 150
of them were built in various colors and wood
types. We have two of them #6 in Midnight
Blue and #22 in Vintage Cherryburst.

Yes it is, a Silvertone Cracked Mirror Model,
Very Rare Very Limited Edition, only 1 of 25
built. After Paul Stanley left Washburn, bad
move... this is what he designed with them.
The Imports are readily available under $800
but this one lists for $10,000 made in the
Vally Arts Guitar Studio in LA.
This one is owned by a friend of mine
named Dan...definately a Paul Stanley
shape.

About 15 mins. before the show
amps warming up...

The Calm Before The Storm...

Soundcheck with Eric G...
before the show!

Vince, explaining how the MTS modular
system works, goes through the various
options the amplifier gives

Nice atmosphere for a clinic...eh?
Small and private...

Vince Genella, the Randall Clinician
digs into a riff behind the biggest wall
of Randalls this side of Boston...

The crowd at the clinic with standing
room only. Great turnout and a great way
to get the information to the public. Is
that Eddie Van Halen in the left corner?

The store filled up really fast with only
standing room only in the back. Vince
Played for about 2 hours

I think this kid pulled a Neo and
just said "wo"...
that was amazing....

Two hours later, the clinic coming to an end
Vince surprises everyone with with their
favorite songs in a medley form ingeniously
patched together to form one big jam
session. From Wanted Dead or Alive to
Back in Black to Led Zep hits to Bohemian
Rhapsody, Vince tore up the place last
night. If you ever get a chance to see him
perform, TAKE IT.

Vince had a slew of preprogrammed
MP3's in a medley form hooked to an
I Pod, running through the PA and into the
rack he had and then into the
RM 100B Stack. Like someone famous
once said "Randall amplifiers are like my
best Marshalls"