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Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal

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Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal

$173.12 to $189.00 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Distortion Effects Pedals category, Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal is priced in the upper end of the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Introducing the Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal, a compact powerhouse that encapsulates the essence of the iconic V30 Jack into a pedal format. Crafted in collaboration with the legendary Guthrie Govan and the award-winning pedal architect, Adrian Thorpe, this pedal is a testament to British ingenuity and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking to add a touch of low-gain warmth or unleash a barrage of over-the-top gain, The Jack Pedal delivers with precision and versatility.

Designed and built in Britain, this pedal is a harmonious blend of Victory's guitar amplification expertise and Thorpe's pedal design prowess. The V1 The Jack Pedal stands out as a versatile tool in any guitarist's arsenal, offering an expansive range of tones from subtle grit to aggressive distortion. Its compact design means it fits snugly on any pedalboard, ensuring that the quintessential Victory sound is always at your feet.

Key Features:

Based on the acclaimed V30 Jack, designed in collaboration with Guthrie Govan
A collaborative effort between Victory Amplification and pedal guru Adrian Thorpe
Offers a broad spectrum of tones, from low-gain warmth to high-gain aggression
Compact design for easy integration into any pedalboard setup
Proudly designed and built in Britain, showcasing the best of British craftsmanship

Product specs

Pedal Type	Amp Emulation
Analog/Digital	Analog
Inputs	1 x 1/4" (instrument)
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
True Bypass	Yes
EQ	3-band EQ
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Power Usage	17.3mA
Height	1.69"
Width	2.59"
Depth	4.92"
Weight	1.04 lbs.

FAQs

What kind of tones can I expect from the Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal?: The Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal delivers a range of tones from crunch gain sounds to screaming leads, emulating the characteristics of the Victory V30 Jack MKII amp.
Is the Victory V1 Jack Pedal suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Victory V1 Jack Pedal is designed for both studio and live use, offering robust amp emulation and a true bypass feature to maintain signal integrity during performances.
Can the Victory Amplifiers V1 The Jack Overdrive be powered by a battery?: No, the Victory Amplifiers V1 The Jack Overdrive requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately.
Does the Victory V1 Jack Effects Pedal support true bypass?: Yes, the Victory V1 Jack Effects Pedal features true bypass, ensuring your guitar tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.
How does the 3-band EQ on the Victory Amplification V1 The Jack Pedal enhance its versatility?: The 3-band EQ allows for precise tone shaping, enabling you to adjust the bass, mid, and treble frequencies to suit various musical styles and preferences.

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PROS

Versatile overdrive/distortion, covering a broad tonal range
Exceptional EQ section with wide sweep and range
Amp-like sound quality, providing an authentic experience
Developed in collaboration with renowned names (Adrian Thorpe, Guthrie Govan)
Unique tone, capable of both retro and modern sounds
Reacts well to guitar volume adjustments for dynamic control
Quiet operation with minimal noise
Compact and pedalboard-friendly

CONS

Highs may need to be boosted as they are quite discreet
Bass and mids can be overwhelming if not carefully adjusted

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The Victory V1 The Jack Pedal is linked to the Victory Countess amp, known for its thick, smooth, saturated lead tone reminiscent of Guthrie Govan's sound.
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The pedal is suggested for achieving Guthrie Govan's signature tone, which is described as having a nasal quality and bite without harshness.
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The Victory V1 The Jack Pedal is designed to emulate the tonal characteristics of the Victory amps used by Guthrie Govan, particularly during his post-Suhr era.
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Critic Reviews

Victory V1 the Duchess and the Jack Overdrive Reviews | GuitarPlayer

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Victory’s V1 The Jack pedal delivers a distinctive British-stack tone with solid medium-gain crunch, making it a versatile addition for players seeking sonic depth. While it may lean towards a boxy character with less neutrality than its counterpart, The Duchess, it shines with harmonic saturation and excellent lead qualities. The Duchess, on the other hand, stands out as a balanced low-gain overdrive, offering articulate tones and an impressive range without compromising clarity. Both pedals boast rugged construction and intuitive controls, but the Jack's complexity may not suit every player's taste. Overall, they are well-crafted pedals that should appeal widely, especially with the Duchess named a potential Tube Screamer killer.

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Victory V1 Series Pedals review | Guitar World

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Victory Amplification's V1 The Jack Pedal showcases impressive versatility, capturing a range of tones from medium gain crunch to soaring sustain with ease. Its robust build quality and aesthetic appeal make it a standout on any pedalboard. However, at $229, it may not be the most cost-effective option for casual players. While the tone controls are powerful, some users might find them complex to dial in for specific sounds. Overall, this pedal shines for those seeking rich, expressive tones in a compact format but may deter budget-conscious musicians.

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A very unique amp in a box!

This is the pedal version of an amp designed for Guthrie Govan. It was developed in collaboration with Adrian Thorpe, of Thorpy FX, a made in the UK boutique pedal brand. Personally, I knew neither the brand nor the artist for whom it was designed. And that's okay because what matters is just the sound that comes out of this little box and it's absolutely killer. Owner of a Wampler Plexi Drive, I wanted to add an additional amp-in-a-box but one that was more saturated. The Jack V1 does this but not only. In fact, it's the most versatile overdrive/distortion pedal I've ever tried and yet it has a very particular sound, which the EQ knobs and the gain range will allow you to sculpt very finely. On the EQ side, don't hesitate to push the highs because they are quite discreet. On the other hand, the bass can go very, very far and the same goes for the mids. My "sweet spot", for now, is bass at a third, mids barely above half and treble at two thirds. With that, I have the impression that the notes come out very precisely, especially the single notes which go into singing leads. From a gain point of view, it will go from a barely dirty and very mellow clean sound to super silky sounds with infinite sustain. The grain of this pedal is indeed really special. It's fatty and absolutely incomparably soft. For rhythm, it delivers something fat, chunky, seemingly not ideal for palm mutes but in fact the EQ can fix that! I would describe the sound as retro-modern: it can be vintage, a little bluesy at low gain but in reality, although it does not venture into heavy saturated extreme metal, the sound that comes out has something very contemporary to it. For me, it's great for progressive, alternative metal but also post-rock and not too extreme post-metal. I really tried it out haphazardly. I had seen a quick demo but I thought I would opt for either the Sheriff (Marshall) or the Kraken (Mesa-Boogie). I don't know which amp the Jack emulates exactly (I mean, apart from the brand's amp of the same name, obviously!). Some speak of a Soldano, others of a Dumble... I can't characterize it but it's a sound that immediately grabbed my guts. The Kraken was great too, but I absolutely needed this one instead. I feel like I have both a Swiss army knife and a sound that really stands out from the ordinary. I add that the pedal is also quite silent, that it reacts to the volume knob and that therefore you can set it with the gain quite far and make all the possible sounds at the tip of your finger. It will obviously join my pedalboard but it could also be perfect for a light board, with just a delay, and I could play almost everything with that. Highly recommended!

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