Watt Reverb Overdrive

Bugera V55 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb by Behringer USA

Guitar Amplifiers

Bugera V55 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb
(Electronics) Behringer USA
Release date: 2009-08-01

Vintage Equalizer section with dedicated Bass, Mid, Treble and Presence controls
Original heavy-duty 12" BUGERA guitar speakers for true vintage sound
Boutique-Style 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb
Authentic 2-channel preamp design from the '60s featuring 3 x 12AX7 valves - everything from purring blues to mind-blowing crunch
Heavy-duty footswitch for Channel and Reverb function included

Price: ~~$659.99~~ $489.00

Customer Reviews:

Excellent Tube Amp
I've had this amp for about 4 months, and I like it a lot. Great sound, and it gets shlepped around a lot without any problems (nice heavy handle, solid frame).The pentode overdrive mode has a really knarly growl, while the triode gives a warmer tone (I prefer the triode mode and use a pedal for...
Best Bang For The Buck
I searched for an All-Tube combo amp for under $500 and got 20 different amps. Almost all of them were rated from 5 to 20 watts except for a 50 watt Peavey Valveking, 30 watt Crate V Series and the Bugera V55 combo. I play mostly Blues & Jazz with a sprinkling of classic rock. With the music...

Answers

Can i use distortion on this amp?

Hey, I'm just starting guiter and I dont have a lot of money to work with at the moment, but i need an amp that i can use distortion on. Will this one work?

It's got 3-band EQ, Reverb and Overdrive controls.
Specifications:...

2010-08-23 02:20:13 by Qwerty

Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue

www.ProGuitarShop.com - Fender Deluxe Reverb The Fender Deluxe Reverb is probably the most recorded tube amplifier in history. Its tones are ...

Two Rock Custom Reverb Signature Amp Demo

Two Rock Custom Reverb Signature Amp Demo Featuring Tal Morris with special comments by K & M Analog Designs Co Founder, Joe Mloganoski The ...

My amp volume and other knobs wont work?

I have a 30 watt marshall. All of the knobs on the amp won't change anything. Volume, bass, treble, reverb, contour etc won't work at all with both overdrive on and off. Do youknow how to fix it?
yes it turns on but only plays at a certain...

does it turn on? if not then u prolly need to get a new fuse. They blow once in a while also depends on how loud you play it. Its just a 30-watt so you cant have it all the way up cuz youll jus blow the speaker. I would say ur best bet is to take it to a shop and see what is

2007-04-16 08:36:03 by elmexicano

Marshall JVM410H 100 Watt 4-Channel All-Tube Head

Price: $3,400.00

2 footswitchable master volumes 2 FX loops —
100-Watt valve head Valve complement: 5 x ECC83 (12AX7s) in preamp,
Emulated line out 6-way, 7-LED footswitch with memory capabilities
Green, Orange & Red Studio quality, footswitchable digital reverb with level controls for all 4 channels
Series/Parallel & Parallel Series/Parallel FX loop is footswitchable

Gear Review - Carvin V3M

First trying out the humbucker equipped guitars, dialing in a Marshall type classic rock sound was easily achieved on Channel 1. The V3M produced saturated crunch, sustain and overtones with the Les Pauls and the Hamer Special. Picking dynamics were very sensitive, and coaxing a singing lead tone by finding a sweet spot between the gain and volume knob settings was not difficult to dial in. The Drive knob had to be minimally adjusted to accommodate the differences in the pickup signals between the high output DiMarzios versus the lower output Duncans and Gibsons in order to achieve unity gain. I was squarely in the Mick Taylor, Slash or Jimmy Page tonal zone. Going to Intense and the EQX definitely turbo charged the signal moving more into shred and metal, like Zack Wylde. Thick was appropriately so, giving a heavy low end emphasis that would suit fans of detuned guitars.

Source: GuitarGearHeads.com

Lookin for new guitar amp.? | Pedal Guitar Effects

Right now im playing a fender Super Champ with a 2004 les paul standard, and a USA standard stratocaster. its got good enough tone, but my band is starting to play shows in bigger venues and at the volumes i need to be playing, it just hasn't got the headroom anymore. I play blues rock, think Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Led Zeppelin, plus some heavier blues rock, think GNR. in an amp im looking for something that can keep a good clean tone, and have a really nice overdrive once its been pushed past breakup point. im lookin for a lot of sustain as well. so far my choices have been, Marshall Vintage Modern, Marshall 1987x ( i cant justify the volume of the 100 watt 1959slp, its just TOO loud) Vox AC30 reissue, Fender Twin Reverb, or the Fender Deluxe Reverb. all suggestions are openly welcomed (please provide the reason why youre suggesting it though) and any OTHER suggestions for makes and models are openly welcomed to!...

Buyers 20 Watt RMS Guitar Amp w/ Reverb | iamprechhtconsulting

by prech consu

Power: 20 Watts RMS Speaker: 8″ Control Functions: Input Channel Select: Clean of Overdr20 watt. 8 inch speaker. input, channel select (clean or overdrive), gain control for overdrive channel, volume 1 for overdrive channel, volume 2 for clean channel, high, mid, low, CD/line in, headphone jack, footswitch jack, external speaker jack, line out, reverb.

dimensions: 13.25 x 15 x 7 inches Power: 20 Watts RMS Speaker: 8″ Control Functions: Input Channel Select: Clean of Overdr20 watt. 8 inch speaker. input, channel select (clean or overdrive), gain control for overdrive channel, volume 1 for overdrive channel, volume 2 for clean channel, high, mid, low, CD/line in, headphone jack, footswitch jack, external speaker jack, line out, reverb.

dimensions: 13.25 x 15 x 7 inches

Source: Buyers 20 Watt RMS Guitar Amp w/ Reverb | iamprechhtconsulting