BugeraV55HD INFINIUM 55-Watt Vintage 2-Channel Amplifier Head with INFINIUM Tube Life Multiplier and Reverb Multi Colored

Made a custom Stereo setup with 2 of these and some homemade speaker cabinets, couldn’t be happier with the sound, way better than I would have ever expected for the price, solid.

Great vintage classic American Fender sound with a little British invasion thrown inGreat for classic rock, blues and even some jazzCan't go wrong

AS good as it gets!

UPDATE!!!Since I had a stereo setup before, I didn't think twice and I left the impendance at 8 ohms, but once I switched it correctly to 4 ohms... Ohhh sweet momma!!! Now I know what people were talking about!!! I won't be returning this one! Beautiful, beautiful amp all the way! Look at my picture!!! Awesome piece of equipment!Not my favorite Bugera amp... But gotta give Bugera some props for building this and kther beautiful looking and monster sounding amps for about a thousand bucks less than the big boys... But when it comes to tone... They stand side to side ... I bought this thinking it would sound better than my Bugera 333 since I preffer the tone of a VOX ac30 or Deluxe Reverb rather than a Marshall or Mesa or Peavey whatever the 333 is a clone of, but the 333 is such a beast... It has way more low and high end... Very nice thick harmonic sustain... This amp sounds very thin in comparison... I play it with my 2 cabs loaded with 2x12" Eminence Patriots Swamp Thang 150 watt speakers... And to me the V22 combo sounds better than my setup... Must be the turbosound speaker... Or maybe the EL34's ... But my V55 with 6L6's starts to break up at around 6 ... And the other amp with EL34's don't break up even at 10!!!! Can someone explain that to me? Anyways... It's a beautiful vintage looking amp.... But I thibk I will return it and keep playing my Bugera 333 ... It just sounds way thicker, cleaner and the tone is just better... Which I find very strange....

I love my V55 .... it reminds me of an old fender sound.......built like a brick, awesome tone....also it’s a first generation, hand wired , larger cabinet edition…I’ve ran both 6L6 and EL34 power tubes in it, as it self biases itself..I prefer it with the 6L6’s…has a large sound and a very clean channel. But will get dirty if you dial it up….it reminds me of my 71’ fender bandmaster….it has a very fenderish sound to it…I believe it’s a copy of a fender 60’s verb amp. This is a great amp for the casual player. Warm cleans and nice overdrive that even sounds good at low volumes. Loud enough to use in a small gig. I have reviewed the schematics and would need to see some other new amplifiers to compare if the build is robust. Reverb is a synth daughter board from what I see and sounds great.

I bought this used at Guitar Center. I have to say this is probably one of my favorite heads. I play it on my Gibson Les Paul and that head gives such an incredible tone. It was between this and an Orange head, and I do not regret getting this head. I play Pop-Punk styled music, and it fits perfectly. I highly recommend this product.

I have a Bugera V55 and a T50... both are awesome and built like tanks... with infinium technology , you have many tube combos you can run...and no biasing.....👍🏻