Bugera 6260 Infinium 120W 2-Channel Tube Guitar Amp Head
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120W of rock tone with reverb and Infinium Tube Life Multiplier.
The Bugera 6260 Infinium 120W guitar amp head can achieve the tone of a high power super lead amp and provide all the virile crunch you'll need to detonate the stage. Turn up the Clean gain gradually and it will react like a non-master volume amp and get a super natural sounding overdrive. The Crunch setting is simply the clean channel with more gain from another 12AX7 to create the Rock 'n' Roll rhythm sound heard on your classic rock faves. The Lead channel is all about articulate gain and sustain. Copious amounts of harmonics and compression help your solos stand out. Separate master volumes allow for easy rhythm-clean/solo-lead switching with total control over the level of each sound. Infinium Tube Life Multiplier technology is like having your own technician inside your amp constantly monitoring and tweaking tube performance for the ultimate in tonal integrity and reliability. With Infinium your tubes last up to 20 times longer.
Features
- Two channel preamp design (Clean/Crunch, Lead)
- Integrated high-class reverb with dedicated Reverb control
- Infinium Tube Life Multiplier
- Vintage Equalizer section with dedicated Bass, Mid and Treble controls
- Classic Master Presence control
- Heavy-duty footswitch
- Impedance switch
- High-quality components
- Four 6L6 (convertible to EL34) tubes
Call or click to get crushing rock tone in a sharp package.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Powerful
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Home Studio
Comments about Bugera 6260 Infinium 120W 2-Channel Tube Guitar Amp Head:
So, I'm in a metal band and have been using a Line 6 Spider IV 150 2x12 combo through a Crate 4x12 cab, and, other than being heavy and awkward, has worked fairly well for me. Recently though, my co-guitarist bought a Peavey 6505+ w/matching cab. I instantly fell in love with the all tube tone. But being on a budget, I sought out to find something a little closer to my price range. And that's when I found the Bugera Infinium series of amps. I bought the 6260 and so far can't complain. I'm finding that it's a lot of fun to plug different guitars into it and really hear the differences between them. I'm 31 now, been playing for over 15 years, and this is my first tube amp. Don't know why I waited so long to get one, but essentially I'm glad I did.
Anyway, as for practicing in home with this thing....Well, it's loud! I typically keep the volume around 1. That's plenty loud enough, but you do lose a little at that low of a volume. I have yet to gig with it, as we just haven't had any shows since I purchased it a couple weeks ago. The clean channel is very nice and the crunch is just that: crunchy. But where this amp really shines is with a bit of volume, gain and EQ'd to your liking with a humbucker equipped guitar on the lead channel. I'm using a 2002 Epi Flying V (Gothic) and a 2004 Epi Les Paul (both tuned to drop C) and the tone is killer. Now it's no Peavey, but I'm fairly certain it'll keep up with one.
My recommendation......If you're on a budget, or have never owned a tube amp, but want to give it a go, this is definitely a solid choice. Like I said, it's no Peavey or Mesa, but has a very similar feel to those. Great gateway amp to a better higher end amp. Me personally, I think as long as the amp treats me good I'll stick with it. Might even pick up another one (6262 or Trirec) in the future.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Good Warmth
- Powerful
Cons
- Limited Functions
Best Uses
- Events
- Performances
Comments about Bugera 6260 Infinium 120W 2-Channel Tube Guitar Amp Head:
i think these amps are underratted. it seems built very solid. they are hand wired and any problems the first amps issued had seem to be taken care of. i totally love the sound and function of this amp and would like to see more people give them a chance. they would make a great first tube head for someone on a budget and should keep up at any venue. as far as road worthy i think it would be but i havnt put that to the test yet
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