Bugera V22 Infinium 3-stars Reviews

Good for the money, but not for the sound..

Used mainly in my home, playing rock music, rhythm guitar, with a squier affinity telecaster.

The problem is that the amp is very muddy with the turbosound speaker. Connected to a cabin with celestion speaker had better and more open sound.

Pros: A lot of features, decent reverb, clean sound remains "clean" even in high level (cleans dont break easily), has a master volume, great level of volume.

Cons: Muddy sound, very difficult to dial to a good tone, it does not take the pedals well, very heavy.

As i said before, the pain in this amp is the muddy sound that cause the turbosound speaker. If you change it with a better speaker, you will have an open and more tasty tone. Or you could take the bugera v22 head and a good cabin for it to have better results.

Not Bad

This is a good amp, however there was some issues the first time I played with. An annoying buzz almost all the time especially playing chords. Than after I found out what the problem is (just google bugera v22 infinium buzz) I realized that this a common problem with this amps so I searched for the valves wiggle them a little and it almost fix the problem because it seams that it cames with cheap valves wich I will replace later. But after that it sounds really good and the buzz just hapens in a few notes here and there. So after the inital punch I realize that, for the money it's a good amp. And with effects it sounds delicious.On the clean channel I pluged a MXR ZW Overdrive and it sounds awsome the same in the distorted channel. With a nice sounding reverb and with lots of volume one can play home, studio or stage with no problem