Victory Amps V30 The Jack MKII Guitar Amp Head — New

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Get Power, Portability And Incredible Versatility With The Victory Amps V30 The Jack MKII Guitar Amp Head Originally developed with Guthrie Govan as his 'flying amp', the V30 MKII features an all-new Clean-channel Crunch mode and the footswitchable 'Nomod' function to offer two levels of bass response The original V30 has very distinct clean and overdrive channels. There is massive headroom and clarity in the former, with a ton of heavy rocking overdrive in the latter. With V30MKII, we’ve added an extra footswitchable crunch mode to the clean channel - developed for V130 The Super Jack - that offers a whole new palette of pushed clean, crunch and light overdrive tones to the party. Along with the new 'Nomod' function, the V30 is now the ultimate ultra-compact all-rounder. ​The Jack changed from the Countess in late 2020 to better represent the versatility of the amplifier, it’s still the same amplifier inside and the changes made are purely visual and in name. Two Channels, Three Modes Footswitchable Clean and Overdrive channels offer chiming, high-headroom cleans through to huge, modern-rock-ready gain. For in-between, low- and mid-gained tones, V30MKII also has a footswitchable Crunch mode in the Clean channel. All New Crunch Mode This footswitchable addition to the Clean channel brings an extra gain stage to take you into pushed and light overdrive sounds. It's great for anything and everything where a little bit of drive is needed from blues to country to classic rock and more. High & Low Power Modes People are often astounded at the punchy, high-headroom clarity of the V30's 42 watts. It’s loud enough for almost any stage, but if you want to explore lower volume and a different set of dynamics, you can switch to the low-power 7-watt mode. Nomod Function Their new footswitchable low-end response function is a result of some users wanting a tighter feel for the V30, especially with heavier overdrive sounds. Here’s what Guthrie Govan thinks of it: "I decided to us