Sammy Duet

"The one that started it all. My 1983 @randallamps rg100es. I bought this amp used at Fabregas music in houma lousiana in the early 1990s. This amp has a TON of history... it was used on the recordings #acidbath demos and on the debut full length "when the kite string pops" and on some of "paegan terrorism tactics" , "odd fellows rest" by @crowbarmusic, "the eclipse of ages into black" and funeral dirge for the rotting sun" by @goatwhorenola. It was also used for more shows than I can remember. It also doubles as an ashtray (see the last pic). It Was recently given a clean bill of health by @webbsbywatermusicneworleans and is still kicking ass. This might be popping up in my reverb"

Sammy Duet showcases his Randall Vmax Dual Pre-amp Guitar Head on Instagram, expressing excitement about its return and inviting fans to join his live stream.

Here you can see Sammy showing off his quilter tone block 202 to his fans.

In a photo provided by the user, Sammy Duet is shown using a Marshall JCM 900 Dual Reverb 100-watt amplifier during the era of "When the Kite String Pops."

In the Premier Guitar "Acid Bath Rig Rundown" video, guitarist Sammy Duet is seen using the Marshall JCM 2000 DSL 50 amplifier. Duet mentions that these amps are easy to get, sound good, and likes that they feature two lead channels.

In the "Acid Bath Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar on YouTube, Sammy Duet uses a Marshall 1960B 4x12'' Cabinet, as the cabinets are visible in the background during the segment showcasing his gear.

In the video "Acid Bath Rig Rundown with Sammy Duet, Mike Sanchez & Shane Wesley" by Premier Guitar, Marshall JCM2000 Dual Super Lead amplifiers are visibly present on stage behind guitarist Sammy Duet at the 0:17 mark. Sammy Duet further discusses these amplifiers at 7:04, confirming their use in his setup.

In the video titled "Acid Bath Rig Rundown with Sammy Duet, Mike Sanchez & Shane Wesley" by Premier Guitar, at 5:34, Sammy Duet discusses his use of the Michael Klein Audio MWK Audio Design SPD100 Guitar Amplifier during performances with Goatwhore.