Victory Amps The Jack used

The all-rounder of the Victory V4 amp range, the Jack is the amp we developed with ‘Guthrie Govan’. Four valves in the front end, 180-watt power section, two channels, reverb and Two notes technology. Only 1.7kg / 3.75lbs – all the Jack tones in a small box!

Channel one is clean to mild breakup while Channel two is glorious overdrive. The Jack is designed to be able to handle any situation and in the V4 amp format it’s portable, powerful and practical.

The V4 Jack has two channels, channel one is clean to mild breakup and channel two is your overdrive channel. The V4 Jack is based in hugely successful V30 Jack, developed with Guthrie Govan to be his ‘flying amp’.

Three-Band EQ

Powerful bass, middle and treble controls to shape your tone. These also have an effect on the gain character and drive levels – just like in any valve guitar amp.

Reverb

Lush sounding digital reverb gives you ambience aplenty. Run it low for a subtle feeling of space, or max it out for washy, splashy hugeness! The reverb is foot-switchable using a TRS cable (sold separately).

Two notes Technology

Two notes Audio engineering Torpedo-embedded DynIR Virtual Cabinet technology is onboard the Jack. The Cab Sim XLR makes is super easy to take you Victory virtual cabinets anywhere. The presets have been created by Jack Gardiner for the Jack.

Series Effects Loop

Sits between the preamp and power amp. Run your time-based effects here for maximum clarity.

Balanced Line Out and Headphone Out

Send a direct feed to a separate speaker simulator, front of house or wherever you like. Can be used with or without a speaker connected.  The inbuilt headphone output makes silent practice quick and easy.

 9V DC Power Output

Want to power some extra pedals and stick this on your board? We’ve included a 9V DC centre-negative output that will put out a maximum of 500mA. This is more than enough for the vast majority of drives, fuzzes and analogue delays and so on.

VRC – Valve Response Circuit

The idea behind this little piece of the circuit is to mimic what a “resonance” or “thump” (other adjectives are available!) control does in the power amp of a valve amp. So with the V.R.C (™) circuit you get closer to how a valve power section should feel but in a tiny amp you can throw in your backpack and still get up to 180 watts of power!