RedSeven Leviathan review

If you're looking to level a city block with a powerchord, this boutique high-gain head has the KT88-powered ordnance

RedSeven Leviathan
(Image: © RedSeven)

Guitar World Verdict

Providing a wide range of distinctive new sounds that are perfectly dialed in for studio and live performance, the RedSeven Leviathan delivers a new level of excellence for modern high-gain tones.

Pros

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    Premium-grade low-end chug in abundance.

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    Fire-breathing gain.

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    Plenty of scope for finding your own tone.

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    Solid build.

Cons

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    Not best suited to playing Shadows covers.

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With the plethora of guitar amps developed over the last seven decades, as well as the emergence of digital modeling technology that makes most of those amps’ tones available for pennies on the dollar, the best strategy for any company designing a new amp is to offer significant improvements or new tones unlike any product ever offered before. 

RedSeven has accomplished both of these feats with their formidable Leviathan amp head, a 120-watt two-channel beast that produces some of the most aggressive high-gain tones known to mankind. 

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Chris Gill

Chris is the co-author of Eruption - Conversations with Eddie Van Halen. He is a 40-year music industry veteran who started at Boardwalk Entertainment (Joan Jett, Night Ranger) and Roland US before becoming a guitar journalist in 1991. He has interviewed more than 600 artists, written more than 1,400 product reviews and contributed to Jeff Beck’s Beck 01: Hot Rods and Rock & Roll and Eric Clapton’s Six String Stories.