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Ok, I know the Dean D100 is supposedly based off the Randall RG100ES but has anyone actually compared them? Is it closer the the century 200? Is the boost function the same as the sustainer? Any and all questions please be answered.
Are these basically the same amp with cheaper parts and a different name, completely different, or in the right direction?
Thanks in advance
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