@@JasonWright-mc6dzI get it’s not a pcb amp from a chinese company, but I still don’t understand why it’s so expensive. All their ranges are much more cheaper. I guess Victory tries to break into the boutique amp space?
I think the best way to display your quality, is to have a well-known third-party amplifier repair person critique your work. Otherwise people who can afford this we just go to a boutique builder. The amplifier does sound beautiful.
Brilliant to see , in the world of digitising, optimising production capability and minimising, a genuine objective, desire and determination to fulfill and maximise an old fashioned manufacturing and engineering approach and philosophy resulting in an object of beauty and interaction, through the joy of valves, encased in tactile, artistic and beautiful leather. Way. To. Go.
I would love that you make it in a 40/20 W version, more for a house/room usage. 100W is too loud for a room! Sounding amazing and I like it very much and I would buy it immediately if it`s not to strong.
Wattage has nothing to do with volume after around 50watts. The difference in volume between a 50-watt amp and a 100-watt one is 3db. At this point, wattage affects headroom only. At less than 50watts, though, it's a whole other thing... However, if you really want something smaller but with this palette of sounds, get the V40.
Do you like clean headroom? Do you like pedal dirt or amp dirt? If your dirt comes from pedals you’ll likely give the nod to higher wattage amps. If you’re a no pedal cork sniffing purist you’ll likely prefer a lower wattage and maybe even a tweed brown face. Unless you just play clean all the time. I have a princeton and it’s perfect for the house. Upgraded the transformer to give more clean headroom and less Fart out in the bass. Deluxe might be perfect with no mods (gotta upgrade something).
Do you like clean headroom? Do you like pedal dirt or amp dirt? If your dirt comes from pedals you’ll likely give the nod to higher wattage amps. If you’re a no pedal cork sniffing purist you’ll likely prefer a lower wattage and maybe even a tweed brown face. Unless you just play clean all the time. I have a princeton and it’s perfect for the house. Upgraded the transformer to give more clean headroom and less Fart out in the bass. Deluxe might be perfect with no mods (gotta upgrade something).
Fantastic sounding amplifier. Are these built in the same philosophy as the Dumble? That is to say, each one is built with a specific players needs in mind, or is it just a 'no corners cut' high end product type of deal?
tell me you’ve never played a Two-Rock without telling me you’ve never played a Two-Rock… I got 2 Two-Rock and I wouldn’t trade for anything else in the world, not even a real Dumble!
Oh god no hot rod deluxe is utter garbage. You want a deluxe reverb or a princeton reverb (with your choice of speaker since the stock one is fizzy at any volume. Low headroom speaker - recommend a private jack- matches well with the PR.
@@BeefNEggs057I have a 1974 Princeton Reverb and a 1999 Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, both great just different. I do agree with you that the 65 Deluxe Reverb reissue with a different speaker is excellent.
10k for both these amps ! I hope they do the preamp versions like they did for the other Victory amps or an essence of these in a pedalboard amp version or preamp! I understand these are new but that would be cool ...effectrode has a great dumble style preamp pedal I'd love to try
Victory is sounding and looking like a competitive and substantial new flavour in the guitar world .
I'd love to get one just because Martin Kidd is such a nice guy😊
Chris Buck fanboy checking in
Gay
It's like Friday fretworks never went away.
Victory's best amp yet.
Beautiful playing too.
Priced for people who don’t have time to play guitar but wish they did.
yea that or professional musicians...taxes'n'shit
It can’t be more than a Matchless, Top Hat, Two Rock, Amplified Nation, Soldano, Suhr, Bogner,, Or Carr..
Okay, nevermind it actually is.. 5,299. Plus 2,189$ USD FOR THE 2x12 CABINET!! 😮
@@JasonWright-mc6dzI get it’s not a pcb amp from a chinese company, but I still don’t understand why it’s so expensive. All their ranges are much more cheaper. I guess Victory tries to break into the boutique amp space?
Sounds & looks great 😊
I think the best way to display your quality, is to have a well-known third-party amplifier repair person critique your work. Otherwise people who can afford this we just go to a boutique builder. The amplifier does sound beautiful.
Seems like many mainstream amp companies are going the two rock/dumble way now. Looks and sounds very nice.
Chris Buck, this guy is awesome, he deserves a signature amp
Sounds lovely!
Brilliant to see , in the world of digitising, optimising production capability and minimising, a genuine objective, desire and determination to fulfill and maximise an old fashioned manufacturing and engineering approach and philosophy resulting in an object of beauty and interaction, through the joy of valves, encased in tactile, artistic and beautiful leather.
Way. To. Go.
The sound and look amazing.
I would love that you make it in a 40/20 W version, more for a house/room usage. 100W is too loud for a room!
Sounding amazing and I like it very much and I would buy it immediately if it`s not to strong.
Wattage has nothing to do with volume after around 50watts. The difference in volume between a 50-watt amp and a 100-watt one is 3db. At this point, wattage affects headroom only. At less than 50watts, though, it's a whole other thing... However, if you really want something smaller but with this palette of sounds, get the V40.
Do you like clean headroom? Do you like pedal dirt or amp dirt? If your dirt comes from pedals you’ll likely give the nod to higher wattage amps. If you’re a no pedal cork sniffing purist you’ll likely prefer a lower wattage and maybe even a tweed brown face. Unless you just play clean all the time. I have a princeton and it’s perfect for the house. Upgraded the transformer to give more clean headroom and less Fart out in the bass. Deluxe might be perfect with no mods (gotta upgrade something).
Do you like clean headroom? Do you like pedal dirt or amp dirt? If your dirt comes from pedals you’ll likely give the nod to higher wattage amps. If you’re a no pedal cork sniffing purist you’ll likely prefer a lower wattage and maybe even a tweed brown face. Unless you just play clean all the time. I have a princeton and it’s perfect for the house. Upgraded the transformer to give more clean headroom and less Fart out in the bass. Deluxe might be perfect with no mods (gotta upgrade something).
21:27 - Legend…
Dammit. I have a v-140. Now I’ll be listing to upgrade.
Imagine a 2 amp wet/dry rig with the MK Clean and MK Overdrive... 😅
My first two buys if I win the lotto lol.
Amazing sounds! Which JJ model valves/tubes are in the MK Clean for preamp and power amp? Thanks!!
6L6 power valves and 12AX7 preamp valves.
So it's a dumble style amp ?
Fantastic sounding amplifier. Are these built in the same philosophy as the Dumble? That is to say, each one is built with a specific players needs in mind, or is it just a 'no corners cut' high end product type of deal?
Door No.2! But looks like you can customise the looks of the amp to your hearts content.
Sounds great. Don't know too many players who can afford a $5,100 amp, though.
SSS style?
Lol, I thought it was huge, it's not, which is great. Always interested in a good CLEAN amp.
I'd prefer this over a two rock any day
Why?
@@BeefNEggs057cos maybe he never used one 😂😂😂
@@BeefNEggs057 everyone's using two rocks and this just has more soul to it and a better basic clean sound
tell me you’ve never played a Two-Rock without telling me you’ve never played a Two-Rock… I got 2 Two-Rock and I wouldn’t trade for anything else in the world, not even a real Dumble!
I need a 5 - 10 watts. But else feel awesome 🎉
We get Chris and Rabea’s awesome playing for the Clean and Overdrive 🤘🏻 Makes me want to get one of each lol
Sell the cars and house I might too 😂
@@MiguelGuitars my cornford mk50II is the greatest amp I have ever played bar none!
@@MiguelGuitars this new amp from victory is the next generation!
By a second hand Fender Hot Rod Deluxe or Deville if you desire a clean pedal platform.
Exactly…and it’s much cheaper.
Oh god no hot rod deluxe is utter garbage. You want a deluxe reverb or a princeton reverb (with your choice of speaker since the stock one is fizzy at any volume. Low headroom speaker - recommend a private jack- matches well with the PR.
@@BeefNEggs057I have a 1974 Princeton Reverb and a 1999 Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, both great just different. I do agree with you that the 65 Deluxe Reverb reissue with a different speaker is excellent.
The Two Rock wanna be made in UK. The history repeats, just like Marshall wanted to be Fender Bassman.
Don’t let Chris demo stuff , I mean how can we tell how good it is?! You should get an everyday average Joe to do the demos…
It’s a Vumble.
Two Rock?
If you have 5400€ left - price is ridiculous
Chris 100% smells like cheese and cologne
$4800!!! nah
first❤
Too affordable
🤣
Agree, just like Two Rock. So this one is Two affordable…
Chris play nice. But not good for demonstrating
You liar. I came in to look at the yellow telecaster.
Is it just me…to find the guitar playing a bit boring after a while…
Crappy playing..
Chris is very overrated
Crappy comment
Far too pricey
10k for both these amps ! I hope they do the preamp versions like they did for the other Victory amps or an essence of these in a pedalboard amp version or preamp! I understand these are new but that would be cool ...effectrode has a great dumble style preamp pedal I'd love to try
Effectrode Blackbird? I've had one for a few years now - my 'always on' in the studio, great pedal - highly recommended.