Meet the Victory Amplification The Sheriff 100, a 100-watt tube head that's a perfect blend of vintage charm and modern sophistication. Designed for musicians who crave the classic sounds of the 60s and 70s but require the extra gain for today's rock and blues. With its dual channel feature, this amp head offers a range of tonal possibilities. The first channel provides a cleaner, vintage tone, while the second one, known as the 'Hot Rod' channel, is all about late 70s and 80s gain, perfect for those face-melting solos.

The Sheriff 100 is housed in a classic deluxe wooden sleeve, exuding an aura of retro charm. A unique feature of this amplifier is its Presence and Bass Focus Switch, which gives you unprecedented control over your tone. This, combined with the rotary knob for bass focus on the back of the amp, ensures that you have the optimal tonal balance for your performance.

Victory Amplification takes immense pride in their craftsmanship - designing and hand-building their products in England. With the Sheriff 100, they continue this tradition of quality and attention to detail.

Key Features:

• 100-watt tube head, perfect for vintage blues and rock to hot-rodded sounds of the 80s
• 2 channels: Vintage Gain and Hot Rod Gain
• Controls: Bass, Middle, Treble, Master 1, Master 2, Presence
• Presence and Bass Focus Switch
• Speaker outputs: 1x 16 Ohm, 1x 8 Ohm / 2x 16 Ohm
• Preamp tubes: 4 x ECC83
• Power amp tubes: 4x EL34
• Series effect loop
• Input: 6.3 mm jack
• FX Loop: 2x 6.3 mm jack
• Includes 2 x 2-way foot switches and protective cover
• Colour: Black / Gold
• Made in England

Product specs

FAQs

What are the main tonal characteristics of the Victory Sheriff 100?

The Victory Sheriff 100 is known for its classic British rock tones, offering a wide range from warm cleans to aggressive overdrive. Its two channels allow for versatility, making it suitable for both vintage and modern rock sounds.

Is the Victory Sheriff 100 suitable for gigging with a drummer?

Yes, the Victory Sheriff 100's 100-watt output provides ample power for live performances, ensuring it can hold its own in a band setting, even with a loud drummer.

How does the low power mode on the Victory Sheriff 100 work?

The low power mode reduces the output from 100 watts to 30 watts, allowing for cranked tube tones at lower volumes, which is ideal for home practice or smaller venues.

Does the Victory Sheriff 100 take pedals well?

Yes, the Victory Sheriff 100 is designed to work effectively with pedals, featuring a series effects loop that accommodates external effects seamlessly.

What type of footswitch is included with the Victory Sheriff 100?

The Victory Sheriff 100 comes with a 2-button footswitch that allows you to switch between channels and engage the overdrive or voice settings.