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

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

Bugera V55 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb Rating:
List Price: $659.99
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Boutique-Style 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb

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

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One Response to “Bugera V55 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Valve Combo with Reverb”

  1. M. Koehler says:

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    I’ve had this amp for about 4 months, and I like it a lot. Fantastic 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 heavier distortion). Clean channel has a really nice electric sound by itself or with delay/distortion effects. I play an Epi Les Paul into a Boss ME50 pedal board. It has two powered outputs and I run one into a Behringer GI-100 direct input box to the Mixer (let’s me skip hassles with Mic’s without sacrificing sound quality) and the other productivity powers the internal speaker for the boards monitoring.

    It’s kind of heavy (50+ lbs), so I seriously recommend a small dolly cart if you have to carry it for any distances (I use the RocknRoller R2).

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