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Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.
Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.

Epiphone Valve Jr Head. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance.

$ 142.56

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Amplifier Technology: Vacuum Tube
  • Suitable For: Electric Guitar
  • Product Line: Single Ended
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: China
  • Number of Channels: 1
  • Model: epiphone valve junior head
  • MPN: 05067014
  • Venue Type: Performance
  • Condition: Seller refurbished
  • Brand: Epiphone (modified)
  • Amplifier Type: Head
  • Impedance: 4 ohm, 8 ohm and 16 ohm windings
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Power: 5 W

    Description

    Epiphone Valve Jr Head
    . From 2006 I believe. All tube 5 watt modified for tone and performance. Condition is "Seller refurbished". It's what I do. In this case I started with a version 2 EVJ and added a low gain option to the input, enhanced the power conditioning, fixed several bad engineering issues and added tube protection, changed in-circuit caps to Mallory's, added a boost/cut option on a toggle, added a master volume, added 3-way negative feedback on a toggle on rear and added a triode/pentode switch on the rear. All jumpers are shielded. There is no hum. There is no hiss. It sounds glorious with several tonal options and several ways to dig in while maintaining bedroom/studio levels. Wide open, it is set up to be on the high gain side. But the nfb option is there too for the others in the crowd. Tubes are what they are. Shipping depends on your distance from Florida. It's on you but fairly. Any questions just ask.