This guy's reviews are awesome because: 1) He's not afraid to tell the truth about stuff, even if it's not that great 2)Demo's stuff in the context of how a buyer would actually use it. Keep it up!!!!!
Sounds great and the marshall thing was quite correct. The .3 mode though, every wife will love that and person next door. I had to agree to only play after 5pm with mine.
I just found you channel like last week so havent really watched all your videos yet but i have to say im very happy i stumbled across your video man damn good job keep up the awesomeness you got a new subscriber
Thanks Phil nice thorough review. I've been interested in a Victory for a while now. I think they've finally hit my power level. I'll be checking out the price point. Sorry I don't live close to you and your shop. We would definitely be doing business. Thanks again sir.
Thanks for the review. I was really considering getting this amp but after your review you've convinced me to go with the Brunetti Plexman instead. Keep up the good work.
I just bought one and fully recommend it. It's an absolute killer amp without the boutique price tag. This probably due to the pcb. PHIL did a great review as usual but he didn't show the clean tone capacity of the fist channel. It's not all crunch. However it's not going to be as clean as a blues junior deluxe or fender reverb for example. But I already own one of those so my cleans are covered. I'm putting it through its paces this week with my band but so far it's one of the best musical purchases I have made. Thanks phil.
great videos as always Phil! i just ordered a used Sheriff 44 at a decent price. I hope it sounds good through my WGS G12A alnico speakers. You don't hear about people playing this kind of a.m. with Al Niko speakers ha ha..super stoked!
You do lose so e treble clarity with the power soak but can compensate by the great presence control which is a sort of master volume for the high ends. In any case the 0.3 watts is for home use so it's a practice feature rather than a recording or performing feature.
Great sounding amp. I get what you mean about the Marshall thing, it sounds more Marshall than Marshall. I had the JCM2000 DSL401 and that thing was a beast, but at low volumes it tended to sound a bit muddy. The Victory, in low power mode, doesn't seem to suffer as much sound wise. Great review Phil. 🤘🏻
I own this amp. It's true the distortion can be a bit fizzy on higher gain settings. I play through a 65 Creamback, so don't think it's the speaker. It can be desirable feature in a live situation. It's not that unpleasant, when you're not sitting at the same level as the speaker. When I keep the gain knob before 12-1 o'clock it's fine. If I need more gain, I just push it with BB preamp which smooths things out a bit. I think this type of distortion is something a lot of marshalls do. This amp has a beautiful low gain to mild crunch sound on channel I. Reminds me of the plexi channel on the Friedman Smallbox.
I'd love to see your take on a Chapman ML-2, if you can get your hands on one. Especially with the £ dropping, I'd love to see one go head-to-head with a PRS SE245 and maybe an ESP LTD ec401 VF (the one with PAFs)... I wager any of 'em would sound great through your shiny new Sheriff or you Mark V:25.
Hey Phillip, I'd really appreciate if you could compare the Victory V30 to the Mark 5 25. I know spec and style wise they're quite different, but the price range and user base I think are very similar. basically I could pick either one up for around a grand and they both supposedly do a great clean and great dirty. sure the victory doesn't have as many features but I NEED to know if the victory just has more "magic"
low end,cheap,not that good sounding ,low build quality. but they sell well to the beginner that doesn't know better or doesn't wait until he/she has enough money for a decent amp.
Well, I had the older Valvetronix and found they were pretty nice. The effects were not much but I found the amp simulators (the Vox ones especially) were nice. The Dumble simulators were good too. I guess it all depends on what you are looking for. I'm never going to pay $1000 for an amp head.
Great Phillip! Is it possible to get a nice Band cutting Clean tone out the Sherrif 22?Can we switch clean/ dirty between the two modes or would there be a big volume jump?
I've got exactly the same doubt, If the Sheriff 22 is loud enough for playing clean in a band rehearsal or medium gig, and the same doubt in distorsion.
Fantastic look at the amp and yes, I know what you mean about the sound in your head vs the sound you actually get. :) The only problem I have is that there are so many great amps coming out now that's it's hard to justify picking one over another. Yes I'd love to have a new Victory amp,but do I want it more than I want a Fender Bassbreaker 15? Then again the Marshall Code is so interesting...but I also can't forget about the Huges & Kettner Deluxe 20. And I already have a bunch of amps ranging from Fender ( OK...more Fenders than any one man should have I admit) to Marshall to Vox and a couple in between. It wouldn't be so bad if I could bring myself to sell a couple off to get a new one but I just can't do it. I don't need a new amp I need an intervention. But...but...how can I resist the siren song coming from that Supro Black Magick?
I know in the vid you said the volumes are just gain essentially but, can you A/B the two inputs to get essentially a two channel sound? I guess what I'm getting at is, is there a large volume shift with one channel cranked. Like getting dirt sounds from an ac30 or the Bassbreaker 45.
Thanks for another great review! How does it compare to BD1 soundwise and can I get similar (classic) tones with VX? I'm about to get rid of my Orange RV MKII to get one of these babies and I'm torn between Sheriff 22, BD1 and Kraken.
Yeah that's cause very few of us are lucky enough to get to dime a Plexi or JCM800 in a stadium. Those amps are way too loud for the average gig situation. That's why other Marshall sounding amps usually sound better and more Marshall sounding, they've just taken that Marshall sound and made it attainable at lower volume, without having to almost blow up your amp.
I agree about your statement that most people don't ever get to fire up a Marshall to get the power tube distortion and its sweet spot. The big guys who only do huge gigs don't worry about that., but guys like Peter Stroud sounds amazing using two 15 watt 65amps heads and single 12" cabs. The power of the PA...
Monitors are at the heart of it all. Everywhere I play now, has a system and a decent monitor system at the venue. Back in the day, you would drag a big PA that was a mish mash of whatever and crank your guitar to be heard.. The sound man always told you to turn down... You would turn down and by the end of the gig everyone would edge up way past the start of the gig... Good times... Ha!
I have to play at lower levels.. It is more polite lol and mostly because my ears are shot.. I have tinnitus and loss of hearing. If I stand next to a drummer and he hits a crash near me. I nearly jump out of my skin. it is painful. So odd to not be able to stand loud anymore. All part of getting older and having big fun in younger days.
The amp sounded a bit better in your Namm video (more bass/punch?). Maybe a difference in camera/mic's? Or did they tweak the production amp? Hard to tell on TH-cam.
I thought the same thing, but couldn't place what it was I enjoyed more... After the NAMM video, I thought I found the next thing for me to pine away for... This video, while not bad really, just left me missing something... I wish there were more independent reviews of the whole victory line. It's really hard to find demos and their stuff is just pricey
totally get what Phil is saying about sounding more like a marshall than an actual marshall. a lot of guys suffered that disappointment when buying a marshall and then not getting the tone they wanted....
One thing I’ve worked out is TH-cam vids really take away from tube tone. Specially orange amps. Can’t hear the orange magic . But I think this is a cracking amp and there is a good deal on one close buy . I think I’ll jump on it 👌 just need a spare 1000 bucks
I like it, sounds good, however I don't think it sounds $1050.00 good. There's a loooong list of amps under a grand I'd buy before the victory. If you want Marshall tone, you can get an actual marshall for way less than the Victory and the feature set isn't all that great on the Victory as well. Not being able to footswitch the effects loop is a real bummer. It would also be nice to be able to blend the two channels together like an early plexi. Just my two cents. Do you have any plans on an a/b with the dsl 40? I'd like to see that.
This amp sounds note for note clearer than most marshalls I have owned .I like the distinctive note sounds that do not run together as in some tube amps.Thanks for the vid
Hey, Your reviews are awesome, thank you so much!!! I know a couple of folks already asked, but I try it again: Did you kept this one and do you like the bd1 more? I do test the bd1 currently but considering switching to the sheriff because the bd is a little bit dark to me and I would prefer the 3band eq. But I do have concerns because of the 0.3w in comparison to the 2w of the bd. The 2w are perfect for home use and I worry that 0.3w is too quiet to get decent tone out of a 212...what do you think?
I dunno, but there is nothing about this feature in manual or demo video, the namm amp was propably just a prototype and they withdrawn this option from some reason...
while the mesa trem-o-verb is the amp i want for the sound i like (thanks to your demo) this seems like the second amp i would buy to get the other end or sounds. totally get wuat you are saying about tue sounds more marshall than marshall. i remember plugging into a dsl head and was not impressed. just sounded thin to me. i imagined some thick tone like i heard on records. that could have been becuaee those were probably jcm 800s. but the point remains
I hope you have a victory Sheriff 22, friedman PT 20 and any marshall all tube amp that has the same watts just to prove which is the best "marshall" sounding haha.
I've recently bought this amp. The cleanish sound is amazing, but I find the distorted sound buzzy/fizzy. Do you have a similar experience, or is it just me and perhaps the unit is faulty? Or perhaps this type of distortion is common for marshallesque amps? I'm playing through a celestion creamback (M) loaded cab btw. Would appreciate if any owner could comment.
I messed up a couple of the features because I was trying to do to much at the same time. So I pulled it down finished the other vid then put this one back.
The "more Marshall than Marshall" comment isn't really that weird at all, particularly if it's in context of latter-day Marshalls, which are still great amps but have strayed somewhat from what longtime fans/players have come to expect. It's the reason I've happily switched to Orange.
CAN YOU ONLY DO IT ON THE 44 WATT VERSION? YOU DONT JUMP THE IMPUTS ON THE VICTORY, THERE IS A WAY TO DO IT WITH THE FOOTSWITCH, CHECK OUT RABEA'S VIDEO ON ROB CHAPMANS CHANNEL FROM THE LAST WINTER NAMM SHOW, RABEA SHOWS HOW TO DO IT, IT MIGHT JUST BE ON THE 44W HEAD BUT IM GOING TO CHECK IT OUT NOW TO MAKE SURE
OK I JUST WATCHED THE VIDEO, ITS ON THE ANDERTONS CHANNEL, HE WAS PLUGGED INTO THE 44W BUT HE SAID THE 2 AMPS WERE THE SAME, YOU MAY HAVE DONE THIS WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT CAUSE TO DO IT YOU PLUG THE FOOTSWITCH INTO VOLUME 1 AND THE GUITAR INTO VOLUME 2, TO SWITCH CHANNELS HE SAID YOU JUST PLUG INTO THE CHANNEL YOU WANT, CHECK OUT THE VIDEO, HE SAYS IT RIGHT IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO BUT I STILL COULD BE WRONG
Best demo ever!! The fact that you showed it with reverb and delay in the effects loop too was just what I wanted to hear. Thanks!
This guy's reviews are awesome because:
1) He's not afraid to tell the truth about stuff, even if it's not that great
2)Demo's stuff in the context of how a buyer would actually use it.
Keep it up!!!!!
So basically, it sounds like a Marshall _should_ sound. I like that.
Thanks for the review. The more I see of the Victory stuff the more impressive it seems.
Sounds great and the marshall thing was quite correct. The .3 mode though, every wife will love that and person next door. I had to agree to only play after 5pm with mine.
The amp certainly has that British sound. I like the small package and the 0.3 watt feature for when you need to keep the volume down.
I just found you channel like last week so havent really watched all your videos yet but i have to say im very happy i stumbled across your video man damn good job keep up the awesomeness you got a new subscriber
The addition of two master volumes on the new ones is a Huge improvement.
Just as you smacked a chord , I said to myself, now that's a Marshall's Marshall. Great demo.
Nice unbiased demo. Really interested in this amp. Quality sound. I get exactly what you mean about the Marshall sound. Couldn’t have put it better !
Thanks Phil nice thorough review. I've been interested in a Victory for a while now. I think they've finally hit my power level. I'll be checking out the price point. Sorry I don't live close to you and your shop. We would definitely be doing business. Thanks again sir.
There is a compression peak when footswitch is engaged : JUICY !!!!!!
Sounds killer. Probably this or the Sheriff 44 in my future.
Totally Marshall. Great tones. I love victory amps.
Thanks for the review. I was really considering getting this amp but after your review you've convinced me to go with the Brunetti Plexman instead. Keep up the good work.
Sweet! Out of al the victory Amps I've seen I think this one would best fit what I'd want.
Not weird at all,I understand completely!
I just bought one and fully recommend it. It's an absolute killer amp without the boutique price tag. This probably due to the pcb. PHIL did a great review as usual but he didn't show the clean tone capacity of the fist channel. It's not all crunch. However it's not going to be as clean as a blues junior deluxe or fender reverb for example. But I already own one of those so my cleans are covered. I'm putting it through its paces this week with my band but so far it's one of the best musical purchases I have made. Thanks phil.
The footswitch doesn't toggle the channels. it dimes the two channels together like you would a normal plexi.
My favourite review. Love this thing. New subscriber. Thanks!
sounds good, thanks for the demo
great videos as always Phil! i just ordered a used Sheriff 44 at a decent price. I hope it sounds good through my WGS G12A alnico speakers. You don't hear about people playing this kind of a.m. with Al Niko speakers ha ha..super stoked!
You do lose so e treble clarity with the power soak but can compensate by the great presence control which is a sort of master volume for the high ends. In any case the 0.3 watts is for home use so it's a practice feature rather than a recording or performing feature.
Great sounding amp. I get what you mean about the Marshall thing, it sounds more Marshall than Marshall. I had the JCM2000 DSL401 and that thing was a beast, but at low volumes it tended to sound a bit muddy. The Victory, in low power mode, doesn't seem to suffer as much sound wise.
Great review Phil. 🤘🏻
It really does have that Marshall sound but seemed a bit trebley / bitey on the top end on almost every setting though to my ears.
could be the v30 speaker, I will be using mine with a greenback which I think will be a superb pairing.
Really? I hear a lot of people say most of their amps are very dark sounding
Yes, the dutches for shure! Its the Creamback 65 Speaker. Have changed it to a V30. Suits me better!
I own this amp. It's true the distortion can be a bit fizzy on higher gain settings. I play through a 65 Creamback, so don't think it's the speaker. It can be desirable feature in a live situation. It's not that unpleasant, when you're not sitting at the same level as the speaker. When I keep the gain knob before 12-1 o'clock it's fine. If I need more gain, I just push it with BB preamp which smooths things out a bit. I think this type of distortion is something a lot of marshalls do. This amp has a beautiful low gain to mild crunch sound on channel I. Reminds me of the plexi channel on the Friedman Smallbox.
JH Scofield Sounds great in a mix and when played live in a group
Really great video Phil. This seems like a legit amp really interested in the 40 watt version 🤘🏼
another great Victory amp... and another great review Phillip.
I'd love to see your take on a Chapman ML-2, if you can get your hands on one. Especially with the £ dropping, I'd love to see one go head-to-head with a PRS SE245 and maybe an ESP LTD ec401 VF (the one with PAFs)... I wager any of 'em would sound great through your shiny new Sheriff or you Mark V:25.
I love the Sheriff 22, the 44 even more.
Hey Phillip, I'd really appreciate if you could compare the Victory V30 to the Mark 5 25. I know spec and style wise they're quite different, but the price range and user base I think are very similar. basically I could pick either one up for around a grand and they both supposedly do a great clean and great dirty. sure the victory doesn't have as many features but I NEED to know if the victory just has more "magic"
Thanks for the review. If you get the opportunity, I would love to see your take on the new Vox VT amps (VT20, VT40, VT100) modeling / tube hybrids.
low end,cheap,not that good sounding ,low build quality.
but they sell well to the beginner that doesn't know better
or doesn't wait until he/she has enough money for a decent amp.
Well, I had the older Valvetronix and found they were pretty nice. The effects were not much but I found the amp simulators (the Vox ones especially) were nice. The Dumble simulators were good too. I guess it all depends on what you are looking for. I'm never going to pay $1000 for an amp head.
Great Phillip! Is it possible to get a nice Band cutting Clean tone out the Sherrif 22?Can we switch clean/ dirty between the two modes or would there be a big volume jump?
I've got exactly the same doubt, If the Sheriff 22 is loud enough for playing clean in a band rehearsal or medium gig, and the same doubt in distorsion.
So can't you blend the two inputs like a 4 input amp? That's a bummer. I was hoping to get a plexish amp at a reasonable price.
Fantastic look at the amp and yes, I know what you mean about the sound in your head vs the sound you actually get. :)
The only problem I have is that there are so many great amps coming out now that's it's hard to justify picking one over another.
Yes I'd love to have a new Victory amp,but do I want it more than I want a Fender Bassbreaker 15?
Then again the Marshall Code is so interesting...but I also can't forget about the Huges & Kettner Deluxe 20.
And I already have a bunch of amps ranging from Fender ( OK...more Fenders than any one man should have I admit) to Marshall to Vox and a couple in between. It wouldn't be so bad if I could bring myself to sell a couple off to get a new one but I just can't do it.
I don't need a new amp I need an intervention. But...but...how can I resist the siren song coming from that Supro Black Magick?
thinking about that sheriff 44, really liking the British hand made, and the pricing
I know in the vid you said the volumes are just gain essentially but, can you A/B the two inputs to get essentially a two channel sound? I guess what I'm getting at is, is there a large volume shift with one channel cranked. Like getting dirt sounds from an ac30 or the Bassbreaker 45.
No, If you use a A/B nox one of the inputs overrides the other.
I think another way to say what you were trying to say is that it sounds like a Marshall the way Marshalls sound on records, aka after post-processing
good review process and ample info ..thanks
Nice vid bro. I think the mids should be scooped for '80s sounds bites IMO. Thanks!
Amp sounds great thanks for the review
Phillip, why are some guitar pickups covered by a metal plate (usually humbuckers) while others are not? Please and thank you.
love this demo! how would you compare the sheriff 22 and friedman runt 20 ? Thanks
I need a Victory like ASAP
Thanks for another great review! How does it compare to BD1 soundwise and can I get similar (classic) tones with VX? I'm about to get rid of my Orange RV MKII to get one of these babies and I'm torn between Sheriff 22, BD1 and Kraken.
When you think of Marshall you think of beautiful full, clear rocking. When you plug one in, you get hard mid range and cutting sound...
Yeah that's cause very few of us are lucky enough to get to dime a Plexi or JCM800 in a stadium. Those amps are way too loud for the average gig situation. That's why other Marshall sounding amps usually sound better and more Marshall sounding, they've just taken that Marshall sound and made it attainable at lower volume, without having to almost blow up your amp.
I agree about your statement that most people don't ever get to fire up a Marshall to get the power tube distortion and its sweet spot. The big guys who only do huge gigs don't worry about that., but guys like Peter Stroud sounds amazing using two 15 watt 65amps heads and single 12" cabs. The power of the PA...
*****
yeah PAs are the big game changer :)
Monitors are at the heart of it all. Everywhere I play now, has a system and a decent monitor system at the venue. Back in the day, you would drag a big PA that was a mish mash of whatever and crank your guitar to be heard.. The sound man always told you to turn down... You would turn down and by the end of the gig everyone would edge up way past the start of the gig... Good times... Ha!
I have to play at lower levels.. It is more polite lol and mostly because my ears are shot.. I have tinnitus and loss of hearing. If I stand next to a drummer and he hits a crash near me. I nearly jump out of my skin. it is painful. So odd to not be able to stand loud anymore. All part of getting older and having big fun in younger days.
Volume aside do you like the sound better than the Fender Bassbreaker 7 ? Do you like it better when considering the price premium?
So I play mostly 70s and 80s style rock and metal and some blues. Would I be better with this or the SLO 30. Considering the SLO is $2800.
The amp sounded a bit better in your Namm video (more bass/punch?). Maybe a difference in camera/mic's? Or did they tweak the production amp? Hard to tell on TH-cam.
I agree, maybe the master volume was set higher in the Namm video?
I thought the same thing, but couldn't place what it was I enjoyed more...
After the NAMM video, I thought I found the next thing for me to pine away for... This video, while not bad really, just left me missing something...
I wish there were more independent reviews of the whole victory line. It's really hard to find demos and their stuff is just pricey
Really cool amp and demo, I would be interested to see how it compares to other "Marshall clone" boutique amp (Fargen,..)
great video as usual
Phillip I'd love to see a clip using a tele through it dude
totally get what Phil is saying about sounding more like a marshall than an actual marshall.
a lot of guys suffered that disappointment when buying a marshall and then not getting the tone they wanted....
Can you do a demo of your Super-Sonic 22? I have the exact same head, and I'm curious to see what sort of tones you're able squeeze out of it.
Can you use a A/B to switch between channels in live situations?
Just wondering, you've demoed every thing but Orange. Any reason why?, Victory amps seem like a great value, would love the V40.
One thing I’ve worked out is TH-cam vids really take away from tube tone. Specially orange amps. Can’t hear the orange magic . But I think this is a cracking amp and there is a good deal on one close buy . I think I’ll jump on it 👌 just need a spare 1000 bucks
Great review! Sounds brilliant, thanks
Great video. Why don't you evaluate one of Rob's Guitars?
Phil thank you so much for that video!!!! How does that compare to your BD!?
I like it, sounds good, however I don't think it sounds $1050.00 good. There's a loooong list of amps under a grand I'd buy before the victory. If you want Marshall tone, you can get an actual marshall for way less than the Victory and the feature set isn't all that great on the Victory as well. Not being able to footswitch the effects loop is a real bummer. It would also be nice to be able to blend the two channels together like an early plexi. Just my two cents.
Do you have any plans on an a/b with the dsl 40? I'd like to see that.
Can you give an example? I have a v44 and thinking about something else. What would you recommend and why?
Wow, totally right on the marshall sound thing, sounds super marshally, ahahahaha
hey phillip, what was your opinion of the sound quality on the .03 w mode? Was it that thing "headphones" kinda sound that most power soaks give
This amp sounds note for note clearer than most marshalls I have owned .I like the distinctive note sounds that do not run together as in some tube amps.Thanks for the vid
Speaking of Marshall... did you ever get to review your Krank Nineteen80?
hey phil! is that PA20 i constantly see in the background an original?? i have one and would like to know your thoughts...
It is the reissue. I like it a lot. Great 60s Marshall tone
+Phillip McKnight my original is like nothing ive ever heard, amazing with an old cab and the channels jumped! all hail the jmp i suppose..
have you ever compared it to Marshall Silver Jubilee?
I am really eager to know your opinion on the yamaha thr10 series of amps
excellent,well built and great sounding.
Could you please make a video in which you compare it to the marshall?
0.3 seems super quiet even on full blast. Is it really that way?
how does it handle a tube screamer in front?
Sounds good, but I prefer the Sheriff 44 with EL34 tubes as compared to the EL84 tubes in the 22.
Hey,
Your reviews are awesome, thank you so much!!!
I know a couple of folks already asked, but I try it again:
Did you kept this one and do you like the bd1 more? I do test the bd1 currently but considering switching to the sheriff because the bd is a little bit dark to me and I would prefer the 3band eq. But I do have concerns because of the 0.3w in comparison to the 2w of the bd. The 2w are perfect for home use and I worry that 0.3w is too quiet to get decent tone out of a 212...what do you think?
+Phillip McKnight Thanks for your like
Very impressive!
Great informative video
Is it a keeper? -I think so.
Could this be a cheap alternative to a suhr badger Philip?
So you cant get both channels at the same time? Dimed esentially?
No it is just one or the other.
hm.. there was an option to do this with 2 button footswitch on one of the namm videos, I think it sounded really cool
+gdanskJam that's what i thought. Maybe its just on the44 watt
I dunno, but there is nothing about this feature in manual or demo video, the namm amp was propably just a prototype and they withdrawn this option from some reason...
From the victory website for the sherif 22: "Inputs/Volumes I & II are separate channels that are also footswitchable with a custom Victory switch."
I always dig the look of your gutars. Whatever happened with the poison pumpkin ibanez?
I have it down stairs with my amp so I have something to play there.
That's awesome! I always have a guitar on a stand next to my work desk. I just need to find the right amp for that set up.
while the mesa trem-o-verb is the amp i want for the sound i like (thanks to your demo) this seems like the second amp i would buy to get the other end or sounds. totally get wuat you are saying about tue sounds more marshall than marshall. i remember plugging into a dsl head and was not impressed. just sounded thin to me. i imagined some thick tone like i heard on records. that could have been becuaee those were probably jcm 800s. but the point remains
I've been looking forward to the V22. Is your store a Victory dealer?
this is a pretty sweet amp...
I hope you have a victory Sheriff 22, friedman PT 20 and any marshall all tube amp that has the same watts just to prove which is the best "marshall" sounding haha.
I've recently bought this amp. The cleanish sound is amazing, but I find the distorted sound buzzy/fizzy. Do you have a similar experience, or is it just me and perhaps the unit is faulty? Or perhaps this type of distortion is common for marshallesque amps? I'm playing through a celestion creamback (M) loaded cab btw. Would appreciate if any owner could comment.
Thats becouse of very harsh PMs preamp tubes. Try JJ in v1 and inverter.
Thanks for sharing.
would this be the amp you would recommend that I can jam with my friends then play at home in low wattage mode? if not which one?
God these viictory amps are nice! One day man, one day Im getting one of those. But for now a little out of my range.
Hi friends, to all sheriff 22 users, is the amp loud enough for club gigs without miking the amp??? Thank you!
Note to myself after 5 years - yeah, its loud as fuck, loving it
Nice sounding amp, curious what the street price will be.
$1100 US
How come this video was removed and re-uploaded?
Yep, was wondering that myself ?
I messed up a couple of the features because I was trying to do to much at the same time. So I pulled it down finished the other vid then put this one back.
Where do you buy these in the US?
So.... victory Sheriff 22 or Dirty Shirley Mini?!
What happened to that live video u were going to put
great video
What's your thoughts on avatar cabinets?
My buddy has one he loves it. I hear only good things.
Why didn't you use an over drive pedal to see if it could do metal and brown sound?
Isn't the brown sound everything on 10 and no pedals?
The "more Marshall than Marshall" comment isn't really that weird at all, particularly if it's in context of latter-day Marshalls, which are still great amps but have strayed somewhat from what longtime fans/players have come to expect. It's the reason I've happily switched to Orange.
This is a brand I've never heard of
YOU CAN USE BOTH CHANNELS AT ONCE LIKE PEOPLE USE TO DO ON THE OLD MARSHALL PLEXI AMPS BY JUMPING THE IMPUTS
You can not on this amp.
CAN YOU ONLY DO IT ON THE 44 WATT VERSION? YOU DONT JUMP THE IMPUTS ON THE VICTORY, THERE IS A WAY TO DO IT WITH THE FOOTSWITCH, CHECK OUT RABEA'S VIDEO ON ROB CHAPMANS CHANNEL FROM THE LAST WINTER NAMM SHOW, RABEA SHOWS HOW TO DO IT, IT MIGHT JUST BE ON THE 44W HEAD BUT IM GOING TO CHECK IT OUT NOW TO MAKE SURE
OK I JUST WATCHED THE VIDEO, ITS ON THE ANDERTONS CHANNEL, HE WAS PLUGGED INTO THE 44W BUT HE SAID THE 2 AMPS WERE THE SAME, YOU MAY HAVE DONE THIS WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT CAUSE TO DO IT YOU PLUG THE FOOTSWITCH INTO VOLUME 1 AND THE GUITAR INTO VOLUME 2, TO SWITCH CHANNELS HE SAID YOU JUST PLUG INTO THE CHANNEL YOU WANT, CHECK OUT THE VIDEO, HE SAYS IT RIGHT IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO BUT I STILL COULD BE WRONG
How did you get your hands on that
is the .3 watt sound likeable?