Bugera V55 Infinium
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Bugera
V55 Infinium
Product Info
Article Number:
341344
Brand:
Bugera
Model:
V55 Infinium
Category:
Tube Guitar Combos
Price:
$610.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The V55 Infinium is a surprisingly capable little amp, offering a genuinely warm, tube-driven tone at an affordable price point. It’s a great option for home recording, small gigs, or anyone wanting a classic amp sound without the massive footprint and expense. The switchable power modes let you dial in everything from clean Fender sparkle to gritty British crunch.
Product Description
- Bugera V55 Infinium
- All Tube Guitar Combo
- Power: 55 W
- 2 Channels
- Loudspeaker: 1x 12" Turbosound
- Preamp: 3x 12AX7 tubes
- Power amp: 2x 6L6 tubes
- 3-Band EQ
- 2 Inputs: "Normal" and "Bright"
- Switchable between triode and pentode
- Reverb effect
- FX loop
- Speaker outputs for 4/8/16 Ohm
- Weight: 24.3 kg
- Incl. foot switch for channel and reverb
PROS
- • Excellent value for all-tube amp construction and sound
- • Turbosound speaker delivers surprising clarity and punch for its size
- • Triode/Pentode switch offers genuine tonal flexibility for different styles
- • Infinium tube technology promises extended tube life, reducing maintenance costs
CONS
- • Build quality, while decent, doesn't match higher-end British amp brands
- • Reverb is serviceable but lacks the depth of more premium reverb circuits
- • FX loop can be noisy if not properly shielded and used with high-output pedals
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
55
Tubes
3x 12AX7 preamp tubes, 2x 6L6 power tubes
Speaker
1x 12 in Turbosound
Channels
2
Effects
Spring Reverb, FX Loop
Weight
24.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It regulates tube voltage and current, aiming to extend tube life while maintaining consistent tone; you might notice slightly less aggressive break-up initially.
Yes, the Bright channel adds more high-end clarity and bite, making it well-suited for brighter, more articulate tones like country or blues rock.
The V55 has a darker, more British character compared to the Fender’s American sparkle; the V55's triode/pentode switch gives it more tonal options, but the Blues Junior is generally more transparent.
