Victory Amps The Sheriff 25 25-Watt 1x12-Inch Combo Tube Guitar Amplifier — Open Box

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Unleash Classic British Tone with the Victory Amps The Sheriff 25 25-Watt 1x12-Inch Combo Tube Guitar Amplifier The Sheriff 25 is about maximum sound and minimum fuss, this 25 watt 1x12 combo has two channels of all-valve classic British rock tones, from the 60’s-style classic rock and blues through to the hot-rodded, 70’s and 80’s heavy rock sounds. The vintage channel is designed for lower gain 60’s style of British blues and rock, whereas the hot rod channel is where the heavy high gain sounds are. Both channels have independently switchable master controls, so the Sheriff 25 combo is made for the studio, the home and of course the stage! Two Channels The Vintage channel is lower gain 60’s British blues and rock sound and suits dynamic playing. The Hot Rod channel is for 70’s and 80’s heavier sounds and has a lot of gain. Master Volume Design There are two master volume controls, one for each channel and these are footswitchable. The master volume assign switch can switch the volume controls to be set globally across channels or to their originally vintage/hot rod channel. Bass Focus Switch This is much more than a bass EQ. It works in the power section of the amp, offering either a tighter, more focused bottom end, or conversely more loose and resonant depending on your needs and tastes. Presence Switch Located on the back this switch changes the brightness of the presence control, pushed in and the sound will be slightly brighter as it reduces negative feedback in the higher frequencies. Series Effects Loop A series effects loop is available for effects fans. It’s completely out of the circuit when bypassed. Simple Powerful EQ Plenty of tone-sculpting potential, plus a presence control that works in the power section to set the overall bite just how you like it. External Bias Points No need to fiddle about inside when you change output valves. The Sheriff 25 will be fitted with EL86s as standard but can be biased to use EL84’s too. Celestion G-1