Victory Sheriff 22

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In the Guitar Amplifier Heads category, Victory Sheriff 22 is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Classic British overdrive, Victory-style! Expect 1960s-style blues rock to 70s and 80s heavy rock and beyond

Product specs

Brand	Victory Amps
Model	Sheriff 22 Compact Series 2-Channel 22-Watt Guitar Amp Head
Year	2010s
Made In	United Kingdom
Categories	Guitar Heads
Electronics	Tube
Impedance	16 ohms, 4 ohms, 8 ohms
Number of Channels	2 Channels
Number of Inputs	2 Inputs
Output Power (Watts)	22
Power Tube Type	EL84
Reverb	None

FAQs

What type of music is the Victory Sheriff 22 best suited for?: The Victory Sheriff 22 is ideal for classic rock and blues, offering vintage British tones with its two-channel design for both clean and overdriven sounds.
Does the Victory Sheriff 22 have built-in reverb?: No, the Victory Sheriff 22 does not feature built-in reverb, allowing you to use external reverb pedals or effects units for added versatility.
How many watts is the Victory Sheriff 22, and is it suitable for gigging?: The Victory Sheriff 22 is a 22-watt tube amp head, providing enough power for small to medium-sized gigs while maintaining excellent tone at lower volumes for home use.
What power tubes does the Victory Sheriff 22 use?: The Victory Sheriff 22 uses EL84 power tubes, which contribute to its classic British tone and responsive dynamics.
Can the Victory Sheriff 22 handle both 4-ohm and 16-ohm speaker cabinets?: Yes, the Victory Sheriff 22 is compatible with 4-ohm, 8-ohm, and 16-ohm speaker cabinets, making it versatile for different setups.

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Victory Amplifiers

Victory The Sheriff 22 & The Sheriff 44 – Official Demo Video

Victory Amplifiers

Victory Sheriff 22 - Full Demo - Rabea Massaad

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Victory Sheriff 22 | Top 3 Favourite Tones

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Victory Sheriff 22 & 44 Guitar Amps: Understanding The Controls

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Victory Amps Sheriff 22 Guitar Amp Demo

Sweetwater

The Sheriff 22 Honest Review & Demo | Victory Amps

Matt Kelly

22W vs 0.3W - Victory Sheriff 22

CatPick Studios

Sheriff 22 tones overview with Greg Marra.

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Victory Sheriff 22 - In-Depth Demo

CatPick Studios

VICTORY Amps Sheriff 22 Head | Paired with a Fender American Pro

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Features and functionality

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The amp's two channels offer distinct tones: Channel 1 is plexi-like, while Channel 2 mimics a JCM800, catering to different musical styles.
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The Sheriff 22 has a pre-power-stage phase inverter, requiring volume knob adjustments for a mostly clean sound, mimicking original Plexi amps' characteristics.
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The Sheriff 22 features a good master volume control, making it suitable for both practice and full band settings.
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Use cases and applications

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Owners report that the amp pairs well with cabinets loaded with Celestion Greenbacks or Creambacks for a classic rock sound.
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The Sheriff 22 is sought after for gigging, especially in setups where clubs provide the cabinet, offering flexibility in smaller venues.
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The Sheriff 22 performs well with a dual humbucker Les Paul and P90 guitar, but less so with a Telecaster or Stratocaster due to its lack of a full clean channel.
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Value and pricing

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Victory's direct 50% discount on the Sheriff 22 includes a well-packaged delivery with a carrying case, making it a tempting purchase at the current price.
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User experience

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Some users note a high noise floor, but it generally does not interfere with performance, especially in home settings.
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Owners with the older "lunch box" format of the Sheriff 22 appreciate its loudness for band jams, especially with efficient speakers, despite a noticeable noise floor.
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Owners often compare the Victory Sheriff 22 to the PRS HDRX20, noting the HDRX20's unique channel blending feature, which mimics jumping channels.
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The Sheriff 22 is favored by some for its versatility and distinct higher gain channel, especially when compared to the PRS HDRX20.
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The Victory Sheriff 25, while similar, is described as having a different tone profile, indicating the Sheriff 22's unique tonal characteristics.
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For those seeking the most accurate Plexi sound as heard on records, the Sheriff 22 is recommended over the Friedman Runt50, which offers a wider tonal range including EVH high drive.
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Critic Reviews

Victory Sheriff 22 Review

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The Victory Sheriff 22 delivers on its promise of era-spanning British rock tones with an impressive balance of features and portability. Its lightweight design, developed with Guthrie Govan, makes it an ideal travel companion without sacrificing robust construction. The amp excels in providing clear, sparkling tones on input one with a surprising amount of clean headroom, while input two offers a modern, aggressive sound perfect for harder blues-rock and classic metal. However, the low power output option can introduce some grittiness, and its master volume feature almost makes this redundant. Despite minor limitations with high-output humbuckers, the Sheriff 22's versatile tonal range and high build quality make it a standout choice for players seeking classic Marshall tones in a compact package.

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Victory Sheriff 22 Head review | MusicRadar

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The Victory Sheriff 22 Head is a commendable amp for players of all levels, offering a great-sounding 0.3-watt output ideal for home use and recording. Its design nods to classic British tones with a refined versatility, making it suitable across various genres. The dual-channel setup provides distinct voicings; Channel 1 offers glassy treble and tight bass, while Channel 2 delivers thicker, American-influenced overdrive. However, the lack of a footswitchable effects loop limits its versatility. Despite this, the Sheriff 22's build quality and value make it a worthy contender in its class.

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Graham Coxon

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This post of Victory Amps shows Graham with the Sheriff 22 amp

Danny Jones

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McFly

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Danny Jones used the Victory Sheriff 22 amplifier head during his first solo tour, as shown in his Instagram post. He continued to use it for performances with McFly at the O2.

Andrew Groves

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Arcane Roots

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This is the video Andrew Groves made with Victory Amps when he became member of the Artist Roster.

Quote in the description "After playing more amps from the range, Andrew ended up choosing a dual-amp setup of VX The Kraken & The Sheriff 22 for his touring rig, with one V212VV and one V212VH cab. "