Bugera V22 Infinium

Bugera v22

Great Amp for the money. Class looking. Plenty loud and not too heavy to carry around.

Good Tube Amp

Cheap Tube Amp but not cheap at all sound wise. It has this singing ability the tubes bring for fraction of the price.

Make sure you tighten every single screw on it, and then you shall be fine ;)

Great Clean Channel but

The dirty channel on this is pretty poor. This makes a great pedal platform as it has lots of headroom. On board reverb was garbage but I used a pedal. I hear they have changed the reverb recently and that it is better but please check.

Plenty of head room and clean volume. This is eminently gigable.

This thing weighs a ton and is large. In the end I sold it and bought a smaller vox tube amp and then sold that for a Fender Deluxe solid state.

Recommend the amp to be used as a clean pedal platform, you need a cheap rig and don't mind the weight.

Great for rehearsal and gigs in small venues, also great for recording live sound in the studio.

This is a very cool amplifier.

Great build quality, great sound. I doubt that you can find something more functional and of high quality for such a price.

Even at low volumes, it produces excellent sound. I was worried that it would be too loud for the house, but it is very flexible in setting.

So much sound for the buck

Love the sound and features of this amp. It meets all my demands for a sound that's warm, "alive" and easily manageable. The second channel delivers an extremely pleasant overdrive. Despite it's "only" 22W I still owe it a go at full volume. It's the perfect match for my DeArmond Hollow Body guitar. When the money is there I'll definitely buy a second for stereo effects. Just can't wait.

very nice sound, with low drive

the problem is that there is a little noise buzzing only even if the guitar wasn't plugged

Great amp with few minuses

Amp looks beatifull, even my wife liked it.

Sound is a little metal in the beggining but when it warms up sound much warmer.

Beautiful clean sound and very, very loud.

It would be perfect amp for using with pedals but i found a problem and had to return it, it does not have headphones jack.

For me headphones are a must have and I was very sad when i had to return it :(

After considering other tube amps combos for home hobby playing, I decided for this one. It has definetly not the sound od Princenton Reverb from Fender, but for 320 Eur, it is a good value.

With the external overdrive box or through the own overdrive chanel it gives the real rock experience and sound.

Playing the clear tones without any effects as in jazz music or similar, I would say, the sound is a bit doubtful. You have to work with setting to get the tone you desire.

My feeling is that the higher tones sounds, as the loudspeaker was made from old aluminium cooking pot. :-(

Of course, all regarding tones is rather about the feeling of your own ear.

The box of the amp seems to be solid, the knobs durable, footswitch made of metal as well, the diods in footswitch produce reasonable light and I am pretty happy with this amp.

If considering any kind of upgrade of this amp, the change of the Turbosound louspeaker seems to be an option.

I can reccomend this amp for those, they wish to have first tube amp experience, and save money at same time.

Cool tube amp

Great looking and sounding Amp, worth the money that you pay for it. Only con is the wieght of that thing, you really should have a strong arms to move it)