Open Box EVH EVH 5150 III LBXII 15W Tube Head Level 1 Black

light and compact its 15 watts carries a big punch i use this head pared with a EVH 1x12 cab and it sounds amazing you can gig with this as long as your going threw a pa still at practice im not going threw a pa and its plenty loud but at a venue you will want to. you wont regret it.

This wee beastie resides in my studio exclusively, but it could definitely thrive at a club gig or larger if the cabinet has a mic. I would recommend keeping small children and pets away from it however. Even cutting the power from 15w to 3.5w, there's enough roar in the Blue Channel to cause them to explode.

This lunch box amp is an awesome 'Swiss army' for tube amps and with EVH technology, really knocked it out of the park!!!! Thanks guys!

Amazing sound from a small amp, unfortunately the effects Loop malfunctioned causing the amp to cut out during live performances Within 3 months of use. Very disappointed with Fender and the quality of their product.I would rather paid more for the amp and have it be of good quality. Lesson learned I guess ..good luck!

If you can't get the tone that you are looking for out of this little beast....it's on you. I'm very pleased with this amplifier, it rings out modulation pedals very nicely through the effects loop, and it is tons of fun to play. The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because the power switch/standby is in the back of the amplifier, the volume on it seems to be out of ballance...it goes from zero to HOLY ****!!!, and the power reduction seems to lower the quality of the amplifier. I'm ran it through 2 different cabinets, a 1×12 with a Governor speaker, and 4×12 Blackstar HT Metal. They both sounded great, but the 1×12 didn't feel big enough, and the 4×12 just felt too big.."big" is the only word I have to describe it not in terms of volume. I should have learned my lesson with the first amplifier head I ever purchased...just buy the ******* cab that the head was intended for, and stop trying to bargain hunt. So I went on ahead and ordered the EVH 2×12...I should have probably done this review after I played through it, but I'm already invested. Have fun.

I spend over a month doing shoot outs at multiple GC's. I put it against Orange, Prs Tremonti TA15, Peavy, Friedman Runt, Hughes & Kettner, Randall, Fender. It was the clear winner every time. Not just by me by those in the stores listening too. VERY versatile. Oh, and I'm not a metal guy. Those who were listening loved it for that but I play classic rock and blues. The clean is much better than the older version. The clarity and chime is great with plenty of headroom. The gain is fantastic at either level. You also go from 15 to 1/4 power. Thats a much better volume than 1/2 power for most when playing at home. Takes pedals as expected. Controls are easy and all very useful to dial in any tone you are looking for. One of the best purchases I've make in sometime.