Where did I get my 1960 Bugera amplifier?

I got my Bugera 1960 guitar head about a year ago from Sweetwater. I really like this amplifier a lot, it has amazing tone which is a lot like the Marshall Super Lead heads I had in the 70’s and 80’s. There is just one problem with the stock head, it’s too LOUD!

How many Watts Does a Bugera guitar amp have?

Bugera rates this all tube amplifier at 150 watts of output, I bet if you floored it out into an ideal load it would easily achieve peaks that high, this thing is a power monster.

What kind of AMP is a Bugera Infinium?

** Hi to all the amp techs. Bugera is an alias for Behringer – used for marketing their valve amps. A model ” 1990 Infinium ” is on my bench now – first time I’ve seen one. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.

What does Bugera stand for in valve amps?

Bugera is an alias for Behringer – used for marketing their valve amps. A model ” 1990 Infinium ” is on my bench now – first time I’ve seen one. You need to see this Vid to get the background:

What are the features of a Bugera AMP?

This 22-Watt, all-tube amp owes its immense power to its three 12AX7 preamp tubes and two EL84 power tubes. What’s more – this Bugera amp is carefully handcrafted to deliver the best sound and aesthetics. Features include two separate channels, an in-built reverb and a Turbosound speaker that produces a tone that is versatile and unique.

What kind of tube does the Bugera 333 use?

Is the Bugera 333 a 5150 or 5150 clone?

The 333 is a XXX clone, the 6260 is a 5150 clone and the 6262 is a 5150 II clone. The power sections on these amps are all XXX style allowing either 6L6 or EL34 type tubes to be used which is a nice option. We have used the JJ 6L6GC’s, EL34’s, KT77’s and the E34L’s. Unlike the Peavey XXX amps we have not encountered any problems running the E34L’s.

When to put EL34 mode on Bugera AMP?

We said to put the bias switch into the EL34 mode if the bias will not exceed 34mA with 6L6’s or if you just want to run a little higher up to about 40mA. Then switch the amp back into the play mode and the bias will jump up from about 20mA to about 35mA and you will have plenty of adjustment to get even the coldest 6L6’s biased properly.